DAMN Riders - No rules, Just ride!

BDMaha wrote: ↑Thu Feb 23, 2017 4:18 pm So it's my understanding that Granville is an unimproved road type of riding? I might want to bring my triumph on this ride.ill pencil it in...

99% of Granville's place is single track and some 2-track. The surrounding area has a lot of gravel roads.

I'll come out for a day with my FZ-09 Adventure

My bad about not reading opening of this thread. I eas thonking of a different ride and was confused. However I will pencil this in anyway.

I work on May 7th. I should be able to come out for a ride on the 6th. I might try to come out on the evening of the 5th even.

Looks like the turn out last weekend was pretty big. Are we expecting a similar turnout for this ride?


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I'm hopefully finishing my bike tomorrow and plan to attend.

Perhaps my family and friends couple will come too, but they have no bikes so I wanted to know what's out there for a support group :)
What they can do there while we ride? We all will be there for a first time, so any interesting places will work :)
My wife loves fishing, anyone knows where she could go (and how to get a license)? Are there places with high chance to see wildlife? Horses?

There isnt a whole lot there on site. You could do some shooting.
The casino at Rocky Gap isnt that far away. Im not sure what else is in the area.

Look it up on Google earth...it's in the middle of nowhere

Good for riding. Not so good for family waiting while you ride.

Bring 'em out. EZ up, couple of chairs and a good book and they will be all set.

dirtygrunt wrote: ↑Sun Apr 30, 2017 1:38 pm Look it up on Google earth...it's in the middle of nowhere

Good for riding. Not so good for family waiting while you ride.

Bring 'em out. EZ up, couple of chairs and some good booze and they will be all set.

I fixed your spelling, no charge.

Wingfixer wrote: ↑Sun Apr 30, 2017 3:26 pm

dirtygrunt wrote: ↑Sun Apr 30, 2017 1:38 pm Look it up on Google earth...it's in the middle of nowhere

Good for riding. Not so good for family waiting while you ride.

Bring 'em out. EZ up, couple of chairs and some good booze and they will be all set.

I fixed your spelling, no charge.

That's what I was thinking, but I don't know Nobody

Nobody wrote: ↑Sun Apr 30, 2017 2:57 am I'm hopefully finishing my bike tomorrow and plan to attend.

Perhaps my family and friends couple will come too, but they have no bikes so I wanted to know what's out there for a support group :)
What they can do there while we ride? We all will be there for a first time, so any interesting places will work :)
My wife loves fishing, anyone knows where she could go (and how to get a license)? Are there places with high chance to see wildlife? Horses?

There are interesting places around there, well depending on your interest, Deep Creek Lake rents boats and they do have a public beach area, Savage River Reservoir flows into the Potomac, that's a pretty scenic loop to drive from the property and it appears to be nice for kayaking, Dan's Mountain is on the way in and has one of the best overlooks in the state, but kind of remote. All of that stuff is within 30 to 45-min of the property.

Wildlife tends to scatter or take cover when we have 30 bikes ripping around. I have spotted bear, deer, turkey and coyotes multiple times. There is a farmer somewhere that use to let his horses roam. They could be a bit intimidating at times. I don't see them so much anymore.




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My interest tends to be the single track and the endless twists of joy in brings me, my family and my friends.