View Full Version : Gentlemen (and Ladies)---Start Your Engines
BobSeekely
Oct 1st, 2005, 3:20 pm
As there WERE no CCR Posts out here on this wonderful new forum, I thought I would be the first . . . :cool:
Looking forward with much anticipation to that email announcing the Opening of Registration for CCR-7 (2006) !! Bring it on . . . :)
hig4s
Oct 2nd, 2005, 5:42 pm
Just a question,, everyone involved in CCR realizes that Labor day weekend is the AMA Superbike Showdown at Road Atlanta in Braselton GA, and that area could be packed all weekend, maybe all week.
RonKMiller
Oct 2nd, 2005, 6:29 pm
Holy ****noids Batman. COULD be packed? BUMMER, I was really looking forward to going out and strafing the Dragon, (never been there before) but I know it is going to be wall to wall coppers.
grifscoots
Oct 2nd, 2005, 6:36 pm
Just a question,, everyone involved in CCR realizes that Labor day weekend is the AMA Superbike Showdown at Road Atlanta in Braselton GA, and that area could be packed all weekend, maybe all week.
It's the weekend AFTER CCR. Why would the area be packed the week before? There is another superbike run the weekend before CCR and there will prolly be some movement, but packed? I just don't see it.
The Dragon is 119 miles from the venue, how will that be packed, too?
barryst1100
Oct 2nd, 2005, 6:47 pm
Hi from down under!
I've read about the CCR reunions and I must say it's got me ol brain ticking over pondering what I'll have to do to get over there and attand a reunion in the not to distant future (the 2006 would be the go).
Looking at the few pics on this site, the setting for the 2005 CCR looks just fantastic, and it would be just brilliant to be able to ride and meet up with hundreds of other LT owners.
Getting my LT shipped over there from Australia, I'd imagine would be out of the question, so I'm wondering if there is anyone that hires K1200LT's in the states?
If I can line up a bike to ride, the rest of the planning is easy.
Cheers
Barry Lane
Brisbane
Australia
RonKMiller
Oct 2nd, 2005, 7:23 pm
It's the weekend AFTER CCR. Why would the area be packed the week before? There is another superbike run the weekend before CCR and there will prolly be some movement, but packed? I just don't see it.
The Dragon is 119 miles from the venue, how will that be packed, too?
Not to rain on the parade, BUT:
From a Lexus site I belong to:
"No passing (wink, wink). Motorcycles everywhere, both Hogs and Ninjas. You may see a Shelby Cobra, Porsche 914 or even a Ferrari or two. Chicanes and esses, uphill, downhill, yellow steep grade warning signs. Lateral G's...ouch. Radio chatter. Believe me, it is all that...plus Tennessee State Troopers guarding the border against those that wish to tame the Dragon."
I hear the LEO's have been pulling over squids en masse this summer. Not that they would ever pulll over an LT with POLITE stickers fore and aft! :)
icepick578
Oct 2nd, 2005, 7:25 pm
Check with Blue Moon Cycles or one of the other Atlanta area BMW dealers. But check SOON!
hig4s
Oct 2nd, 2005, 8:54 pm
It's the weekend AFTER CCR. Why would the area be packed the week before? There is another superbike run the weekend before CCR and there will prolly be some movement, but packed? I just don't see it.
The Dragon is 119 miles from the venue, how will that be packed, too?
The way I understand it, the dragon is crowded every weekend, but most of the sport bike guys I know that want to see the races, trailer up there couple days to a the week before to ride in the mountains. So it starts building Thursday. I had the dates wrong and thought the CCR was scheduled for Fri, Sat, Sun, instead of Wed, Thur, Fri. So it may not be too bad.
I've also been told there are a lot of great roads around the dragon that are almost never crowded. I've had to cancel my trip to Road Atlanta the last two years, (actually had resevations to the Chateau Elan last year). I plan to find out for myself next year..
jayz9705
Oct 2nd, 2005, 9:33 pm
Since you brought it up, is anyone else planning to stay over for the races? I figure since we're there already, might as well stay for the entire weekend of the races and go home on Tuesday!
As for the Dragon, the LEO presence is usually only there for the weekends. I would expect that the road would be quite entertaining, and without traffic, Monday thru Thursday, at least, the week of CCR.
S2DOG
Oct 2nd, 2005, 9:45 pm
I think you have the right Idea Jay....
grifscoots
Oct 2nd, 2005, 10:36 pm
We're definitely gonna stay for the races. Also, I never ride the Dragon on the weekend, just too many folks. On another note, and has been said before, there are many, many roads just as good as the Dragon all over the area.
vvk
Oct 3rd, 2005, 1:38 am
Getting my LT shipped over there from Australia, I'd imagine would be out of the question, so I'm wondering if there is anyone that hires K1200LT's in the states?
If I can line up a bike to ride, the rest of the planning is easy.
Hi Barry,
As one that crossed the pond to attend a CCR I found I got offers the whole day. At least 30 friends a day asked me if I was okay and handed over the keys. So, no need to bring or hire an LT. You'll be well taken care of. Let alone the texicats who have a "Tito's" secret :rolleyes:
barryst1100
Oct 3rd, 2005, 4:25 pm
Hey there Booze Brother # 1
Ok you have me totally stumped!
What the heck is a texicat?
And what's Tito's secret?
Cheers mate
Barry
Brisbane
Australia
early1
Oct 3rd, 2005, 5:10 pm
Texicat --a way kewl Texican.
Tito's secret --you gotta taste that one yoself..
meese
Oct 3rd, 2005, 7:21 pm
Depolyable Asset
Hey ed, what's a Depolyable Asset? I know what poly usually means, but I figure it might mean something entirely different down in the Republic of Texas. :)
early1
Oct 3rd, 2005, 11:07 pm
Well you can read it as a typo or as a multiple. Your choice.
meese
Oct 3rd, 2005, 11:51 pm
Since Poly has a fairly specific meaning among many of my friends, I figure I'll just assume yours was a typo then. Glad to see that you've gotten it fixed.
Nice avatar by the way. :)
vvk
Oct 4th, 2005, 2:55 am
Ok you have me totally stumped!
What the heck is a texicat?
And what's Tito's secret?
I knew you'd bite.
Texicats is explaned.
Tito's is a handmade vodka.
The Texicats in particular took care I had a ride.
And a bottle to hold on to.
Although, there was a guy in Washington that made me feel very welcome too!
So now you know a little more of the courtesy extended to visitors from over the pond :bmw:
barryst1100
Oct 5th, 2005, 2:38 am
Ok, thanks Booze Brother for clearing that up.
Home made vodka eh! Can't say I've tried that - Tito's secret might be worth the trip alone?
Cheers
Barry
Brisbane
Australia
Steve_R
Oct 5th, 2005, 8:15 am
Barry,
Just meeting 600+ friends from this site in one place is worth the trip. The Booze Brothers and the shared beverage of choice is a side benefit.
varoom
Oct 5th, 2005, 3:49 pm
Ok, thanks Booze Brother for clearing that up.
Home made vodka eh! Can't say I've tried that - Tito's secret might be worth the trip alone?
Cheers
Barry
Brisbane
Australia
Barry, I tell you what - you make the trip over for next year's CCR - let me know when you sign up and I'll make sure you have a bottle of Tito's to take home :)! I'll export it from the Republic of Texas ;) and take it to CCR.
barryst1100
Oct 13th, 2005, 3:24 pm
G'day Richard
Thanx for the offer - thats a deal thats hard to refuse!
Cheers mate
Barry
Brisbane
Australia
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