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Anyone interested in doing some breakfast rides this year?

I'm thinking of mostly back roads, with mild off-road, etc. Something Bigbird's Goldwing Adventure and my FZ Adventure could manage. We might even allow J&J's Adventure Harley

Feel free to invite your BMW GS riding posers. Sam and I can always help them through the mild gravel sections.

This is a ride-to-eat thing. The plan is to meet somewhere and the location/route will be given out there. No posers will be allowed to mysteriously show up at the breakfast location. Your SO or kid wants to come? no problemo - he/she rides with you.

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Anyone interested?

Any suggestions as to locations and/or routes?

Anyone want to help organize?



P.S. NO gay trials tires allowed

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Suggestions

• Barbara Fritchie in Frederick
• Lincoln Diner

Sounds good to me.

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P.S. NO gay trials tires allowed

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Me and the Adventure Connie would be down for this!

Wingfixer wrote:Me and the Adventure Connie would be down for this!

I have 2 notional routes/locations laid out for evaluation when the weather warms above at least 40.

Did I really type that?

I'm trying to keep riding time from start to diner in the hour range, not including time to get to the starting point. BaseCamp produces nice direction sheets and I'll hand those out at the start.

Please suggest some diners peeps!

It's been years since I've eaten there, but the Barbara Fritchie in Frederick is close enough to play in the Frederick Watershed a good bit before eating. The last time I did a ride and eat to that place it was about 20 degrees with snow on the ground and I was had just picked up my ST1100 and was learning how to ride a bike that big.

juddspaintballs wrote:It's been years since I've eaten there, but the Barbara Fritchie in Frederick is close enough to play in the Frederick Watershed a good bit before eating. The last time I did a ride and eat to that place it was about 20 degrees with snow on the ground and I was had just picked up my ST1100 and was learning how to ride a bike that big.

I go there periodically - good food. I've started a list in the first post.

Plus there are some good suggestions in the "Eats" forum.

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Lots-o-good riding all around.

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