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Dino Ferrari

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I have been here for at least the 15 days and have 15 posts, so why am I not able to post in the for sale sections? I have essentially a brand new insulated riding suit that I am looking to sell but I cannot post it. Any help would be most appreciated.
 
The rules are posted here:

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I had to verify the minimum requirements. I too thought they were 15/15. They are actually 30/30.

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15 more questions about MotoAmerica at Laguna and you'll be golden!
 
ok, got it. Thanks.

Wasn't trying to make it Craigslist Bro. But thanks for the info.

When I joined it said across the top of the screen in a banner 15 posts and 15 days. That is why I asked. I am here to learn and maybe have a few laughs, but it seems I am getting some riled up, huh Bro.

Ok, thanks for the info.
 
@Dino Ferrari, receiving a poke or two is pretty normal. Don't let it get to you. Stick around, you'll do OK. You're damn close to the requirements.

We'll look into the conflicting messages that you were seeing / given.
 
Dino Ferrari said:
ok, got it. Thanks.

Wasn't trying to make it Craigslist Bro. But thanks for the info.

When I joined it said across the top of the screen in a banner 15 posts and 15 days. That is why I asked. I am here to learn and maybe have a few laughs, but it seems I am getting some riled up, huh Bro.

Ok, thanks for the info.
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If you think this is getting someone riled up take a peek into the political discussion section of this forum.

This is nothing compared to that.
Take it from one who’s been there and will never go back
 
greenmonster said:
If you think this is getting someone riled up take a peek into the political discussion section of this forum.

This is nothing compared to that.
Take it from one who’s been there and will never go back
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IDK, the KS can be more raucous IMHO.
 
Dino Ferrari said:
My questions regarding that were legit. My son and I want to go and I was trying to get some info.
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I've kind of settled into a routine for MotoAmerica at Laguna every year, and honestly it's become as much about the ride as it is the racing.We leave the North Bay on Friday morning and stop at Alice's for breakfast.
From there we head south, and this year we took Airline Highway down to Paso Robles and spent Friday night there.
It's a great ride and a nice way to stretch the weekend out.
On Saturday we work our way back up the coast to Monterey.
We stay at a hotel on Munras Avenue across from the shopping center.
Nothing fancy, but it's clean, affordable, and it's worked out great for us over the years.
Saturday night we leave the bikes parked at the hotel and Uber downtown for Bike Night.
That way we can walk around, check out the bikes, grab some good food, have a few drinks, and not worry about riding afterward.
Sunday is race day.
After the races we head back to the hotel, walk across the street to the shopping center, and have dinner at one of the restaurants there.
It's a nice way to unwind after a full day at the track.
Then Monday morning we take our time heading home.
Usually up through Santa Cruz and along Highway 1, with another stop at Alice's before making the final push back to the North Bay.
It's a pretty mellow way to do Laguna Seca. Good roads, great racing, good food, and no rushing around.
We've been doing it this way for years and always have a great time.
For us, the ride is just as much a part of the weekend as MotoAmerica itself.If you're thinking about making the trip,
I'd highly recommend turning it into a long weekend instead of trying to cram everything into a single day.
The racing is fantastic, but the ride to and from Monterey is what really makes the whole experience memorable.

PaulR🤪

The forum has lots of good people and is a great place for the community. Hang in there !
 

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greenmonster said:
If you think this is getting someone riled up take a peek into the political discussion section of this forum.

This is nothing compared to that.
Take it from one who’s been there and will never go back
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oh my no way. I ventured into a political thread on another board I frequent and realized very quickly that there was no way any of them would listen to anybody but those that had the same view as they do. So I gave up
 
PaulR said:
I've kind of settled into a routine for MotoAmerica at Laguna every year, and honestly it's become as much about the ride as it is the racing.We leave the North Bay on Friday morning and stop at Alice's for breakfast.
From there we head south, and this year we took Airline Highway down to Paso Robles and spent Friday night there.
It's a great ride and a nice way to stretch the weekend out.
On Saturday we work our way back up the coast to Monterey.
We stay at a hotel on Munras Avenue across from the shopping center.
Nothing fancy, but it's clean, affordable, and it's worked out great for us over the years.
Saturday night we leave the bikes parked at the hotel and Uber downtown for Bike Night.
That way we can walk around, check out the bikes, grab some good food, have a few drinks, and not worry about riding afterward.
Sunday is race day.
After the races we head back to the hotel, walk across the street to the shopping center, and have dinner at one of the restaurants there.
It's a nice way to unwind after a full day at the track.
Then Monday morning we take our time heading home.
Usually up through Santa Cruz and along Highway 1, with another stop at Alice's before making the final push back to the North Bay.
It's a pretty mellow way to do Laguna Seca. Good roads, great racing, good food, and no rushing around.
We've been doing it this way for years and always have a great time.
For us, the ride is just as much a part of the weekend as MotoAmerica itself.If you're thinking about making the trip,
I'd highly recommend turning it into a long weekend instead of trying to cram everything into a single day.
The racing is fantastic, but the ride to and from Monterey is what really makes the whole experience memorable.

PaulR🤪

The forum has lots of good people and is a great place for the community. Hang in there !
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Thank you so much for the post. My idea was to at least take Thursday off, I am a First Responder who is lucky enough to have Friday thru Sunday off. So, my plan was to see what my son can get off and do exactly as you said. But, was not thinking of the roads you have outlined. Might look into that and Alice's is always a good stop for a bite to eat.

Once again, thank you for the info.
 
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