Passport to Prizes 2010
#11
05-11-2010 | 03:58 PM
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Yes I am. R/C also. Long time no talk/see.
For the Santa Maria Run, I'll be helping the Office Manager (Rob) get riders to SMHD. I've known Rob for years even before he had a Harley or worked for ECHD. He's the one who 'fished me in'. Good group of people, HOG and dealership.
For the Santa Maria Run, I'll be helping the Office Manager (Rob) get riders to SMHD. I've known Rob for years even before he had a Harley or worked for ECHD. He's the one who 'fished me in'. Good group of people, HOG and dealership.
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#12
05-11-2010 | 04:07 PM
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OK, made the first ride to El Cajon and had a pretty good time. Now, who is going to Santa Maria? Anyone from Temecula to Corona want to meet and ride in? This will be a fun ride too. Santa Maria is having a big bike show as well. Post or PM me. Let's make this happen.
Last edited by powaypete; 05-11-2010 at 04:38 PM.
#13
05-11-2010 | 05:44 PM
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Loose Plans for Leg # 2 of Passport to Prizes, Overnighter to Santa Maria
Leave Starbucks in Whittier @ 9am sharp.
Hookup with friends at the Starbucks in Woodland Hills. KSU by 10:30am.
Stop at SB H-D in Carpentaria for a quick stretch.
Stop in Winchester for gas and traditional Gatorade and doughnut break.
Arrive in Santa Maria and head straight to dealer to get our passports stamped (Don’t forget your I.D.)
Stick around there if the food is good or head to a Mom& Pop burger joint a few of us found last year.
Check-in at hotel.
Take a short ride to the Santa Maria Motorcycle Madness event ($20) for both days).
Some will end up eating there; others will opt to go back to town for dinner.
210-134-101 on the way up.
After complimentary breakfast
at the hotel it will be KSU @ 10am.
101 Fwy to Santa Barbara and Stearn's Wharf for lunch. Hopefully we will be able to secure some parking.
Our SFV brethren will then take their last leg on the 101 all the way home while those following me will take a detour right before Thousand Oaks via the 23 to the 118 to the 210.
It adds 13 miles but after splitting lanes too many times on that stretch of the 101 thru the SFV on a Sunday afternoon I'll be taking Rob's preferred route and those following me should avoid a ton of traffic.
As on all Freeeway-King adventures those that wish to deviate from the scheduled route are encouraged to do so and there are never any hard feelings towards those that seek their own path.
PM me with any questions.
P.S. If you want to become an official Freeway-King go here: https://www.hdforums.com/forum/groups/168-freeway-kings-southern-california.html
Be advised: There are no dues, no meetings, no restrictions on riding with others, no limits to laughs or on the quantities of cheeseburgers you might encounter.
Leave Starbucks in Whittier @ 9am sharp.
Hookup with friends at the Starbucks in Woodland Hills. KSU by 10:30am.
Stop at SB H-D in Carpentaria for a quick stretch.
Stop in Winchester for gas and traditional Gatorade and doughnut break.
Arrive in Santa Maria and head straight to dealer to get our passports stamped (Don’t forget your I.D.)
Stick around there if the food is good or head to a Mom& Pop burger joint a few of us found last year.
Check-in at hotel.
Take a short ride to the Santa Maria Motorcycle Madness event ($20) for both days).
Some will end up eating there; others will opt to go back to town for dinner.
210-134-101 on the way up.
After complimentary breakfast
at the hotel it will be KSU @ 10am.101 Fwy to Santa Barbara and Stearn's Wharf for lunch. Hopefully we will be able to secure some parking.
Our SFV brethren will then take their last leg on the 101 all the way home while those following me will take a detour right before Thousand Oaks via the 23 to the 118 to the 210.
It adds 13 miles but after splitting lanes too many times on that stretch of the 101 thru the SFV on a Sunday afternoon I'll be taking Rob's preferred route and those following me should avoid a ton of traffic.
As on all Freeeway-King adventures those that wish to deviate from the scheduled route are encouraged to do so and there are never any hard feelings towards those that seek their own path.
PM me with any questions.
P.S. If you want to become an official Freeway-King go here: https://www.hdforums.com/forum/groups/168-freeway-kings-southern-california.html
Be advised: There are no dues, no meetings, no restrictions on riding with others, no limits to laughs or on the quantities of cheeseburgers you might encounter.
Last edited by Primo; 05-13-2010 at 02:39 PM.
#18
05-13-2010 | 12:39 PM
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05-13-2010 | 02:31 PM
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Loose Plans for return trip from overnighter to Santa Maria
After complimentary breakfast
at the hotel it will be KSU @ 10am.
101 Fwy to Santa Barbara and Stearn's Wharf for lunch. Hopefully we will be able to secure some parking.
Our SFV brethren will then take their last leg on the 101 the rest of their way home while those following me will take a detour right before Thousand Oaks via the 23 to the 118 to the 210.
It adds 13 miles but after splitting lanes too many times on that stretch of the 101 thru the SFV on a Sunday afternoon I'll be taking Rob's preferred route and those following me should avoid a ton of traffic.
As on all Freeeway-King adventures those that wish to deviate from the scheduled route are encouraged to do so and there are never any hard feelings towards those that seek their own path.
P.S. If you want to become an official Freeway-King go here: https://www.hdforums.com/forum/group...alifornia.html
Be advised: There are no dues, no meetings, no restrictions on riding with others, no limits to laughs or on the quantities of cheeseburgers you might encounter.
After complimentary breakfast
at the hotel it will be KSU @ 10am.101 Fwy to Santa Barbara and Stearn's Wharf for lunch. Hopefully we will be able to secure some parking.
Our SFV brethren will then take their last leg on the 101 the rest of their way home while those following me will take a detour right before Thousand Oaks via the 23 to the 118 to the 210.
It adds 13 miles but after splitting lanes too many times on that stretch of the 101 thru the SFV on a Sunday afternoon I'll be taking Rob's preferred route and those following me should avoid a ton of traffic.
As on all Freeeway-King adventures those that wish to deviate from the scheduled route are encouraged to do so and there are never any hard feelings towards those that seek their own path.
P.S. If you want to become an official Freeway-King go here: https://www.hdforums.com/forum/group...alifornia.html
Be advised: There are no dues, no meetings, no restrictions on riding with others, no limits to laughs or on the quantities of cheeseburgers you might encounter.
Last edited by Primo; 05-13-2010 at 02:50 PM.
#20
05-17-2010 | 11:19 AM
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At home with my sick 6 yr old today so I might as well post up the plans now:
Saturday May 22nd is the final leg of Passport to Prizes.
Meet @ 10am:
Victor's Villa
5240 Irwindale Ave
Irwindale , CA 91706
Irwindale Ave off ramp off the 210 and go south (away from foothills). Go about a mile and Victor's will be on the left, right before Arrow Hwy.
Our brothers from San Diego and Temecula can take the 15 North to the 210 East. Irwindale Ave is the last offramp before the 605.
We'll be there until 11:30 or so. After breakfast it's a 15-20 minute ride to L.A. Harley. Pickup our prizes, hang out for free tacos if desired and that's the last of the planned events.
If you join us for breakfast you can still be back on the road by noon.
A few of us will be meeting at the Whittier Starbucks ready to roll by 9:30 on Sunday to head over to the Long Beach Moto Swapmeet. Everyone is welcome to tag along.
Saturday May 22nd is the final leg of Passport to Prizes.
Meet @ 10am:
Victor's Villa
5240 Irwindale Ave
Irwindale , CA 91706
Irwindale Ave off ramp off the 210 and go south (away from foothills). Go about a mile and Victor's will be on the left, right before Arrow Hwy.
Our brothers from San Diego and Temecula can take the 15 North to the 210 East. Irwindale Ave is the last offramp before the 605.
We'll be there until 11:30 or so. After breakfast it's a 15-20 minute ride to L.A. Harley. Pickup our prizes, hang out for free tacos if desired and that's the last of the planned events.
If you join us for breakfast you can still be back on the road by noon.
A few of us will be meeting at the Whittier Starbucks ready to roll by 9:30 on Sunday to head over to the Long Beach Moto Swapmeet. Everyone is welcome to tag along.