Red Lodge and Beyond

**2WheelFun** · 07-15-2008

WOW!!! What an awesome weekend it was in Red Lodge Montana.

First I'd like to thank all of those in Red Lodge who made our stay so enjoyable and made us feel like kings and queens. A big thank you goes out to Jim & Laurie and Larry & Trish for the unreal amount of preparation they did even before we showed up and for the unreal hospilaity we all recieved from them while we were there. I cannot say enough how grateful I am personally to be a part of the forums and the BTK family and for having such good time while there.

As Gene mentioned I left them in Rocker Montana and peeled off heading to Silver Springs Nevada to vist Ken and Lynn for a day and then I'm off again to head home and rest hopefully for a day or two.

THis morning (Tuesday) I was asking Ken how far it is to Red Lodge from his house. He said I rode about 950 miles yesterday to get here. My eyes popped open wide in disbelief as I wasn't even keeping track of miles but instead was gassing up and going onto the next gas station trying to make as good of time as I could. No wonder my lower back and butt hurt so much when I got here!!!

Anyway...I wanted to say it was very nice to meet all the new members and now I have even a larger extended family after having met them all. It was very nice to meet you all and fro me to you thank you for being there and helping make what the BTK Rally is all about...."FUN"!!!

**Spok** · 07-15-2008

nice of you to check in to say hello, ride safe, take your advil and let us know when you get home

*trikebubble* · 07-15-2008

950 miles seems a little low given your average running speed Cary.........

Glad to hear you had a great time, give Ken a big ole hug from me!

**Kawi** · 07-15-2008

I second that and Lynn as well!

*anamosity* · 07-15-2008

Uhh Just Lyn for me buddy. I know all about Kens tub of Mayo.

*ispeed77* · 07-15-2008

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Originally Posted by trikebubble

950 miles seems a little low given your average running speed Cary.........

thank you Carlo ! someone else had to say it !

ride safe mr. 2wheelispeedfun

*ispeed77* · 07-15-2008

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Originally Posted by anamosity

Uhh Just Lyn for me buddy. I know all about Kens tub of Mayo.

i'll second Gene's request thank you very much

Scotty Luv · 07-15-2008

Good to hear you're doin' fine and having a good time! Sorry we missed you this year, Cary.

Scott

*Lobocop* · 07-15-2008

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Originally Posted by anamosity

Uhh Just Lyn for me buddy. I know all about Kens tub of Mayo.

He gets Miracle Whip!!! Mayo is for you only, Gene

*Lobocop* · 07-16-2008

Well, Cary is on the road again. He got here Monday night around 11:00 and we stayed up talking until 2:00. Tuesday found us hitting some of the areas historic spots to include Ft Churchill. The fort was built in 1859 and served the wagon trains and Pony Express heading west over the California Trail. While walking around the forts ruins we found a sign of great interest to a tall man wearing short pants ... he was walking with extreme care after reading that.

After going through the Cavalry Fort we went to Buckland Station (built in the 1860's) which had served as a stage stop, weigh station for wagon trains and the Pony Express.

This morning it was coffee ready for him at 5:30 AM and back on the road around 7:30. I rode along with him up to the town of Fernley, Nevada putting him back onto Interstate 80. It was great to have my friend stop by and spend some time here. This is a man who loves to laugh and have fun, maybe stir the pot a little at times and just full of life. He is now heading for Oregon and Idaho.

*anamosity* · 07-16-2008

good times Ken

CheriAnn · 07-16-2008

I was LOVING the pictures until I came to that Rattlesnake warning!!!!!

OMG!!!

Svetlana · 07-16-2008

Good god 950 miles in a day?!?! Cary you're amazing... or maybe that King Kahuna is the amazing one

Ken, it sounds like you both had a wonderful time touring around your neck of the woods- what a wonderful spot for a sun worshipper and history buff! Will have to get down there one of these years.

Cary, post up when you make it home!

*jukief* · 07-16-2008

Thanks for the pictures, Ken. We really did miss you this year. I'm glad that at least Cary got to see you.

*Tod* · 07-16-2008

Cary is making some serious miles this year. Glad you could get together.

Stay safe Cary.

*Lobocop* · 07-17-2008

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Originally Posted by ispeed77

i'll second Gene's request thank you very much

Hmmmm, I came to expect those comments out of my Lolo Buddy, but out of you??? I'm shocked

*Lobocop* · 07-17-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by anamosity

good times Ken

They were good times, Gene. I miss his company already. What a kick in the pants he is!

*Lobocop* · 07-17-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by CheriAnn

I was LOVING the pictures until I came to that Rattlesnake warning!!!!!

OMG!!!

We didn't find any snakes, Cheri, but if there were any around that old Fort would be the place you would find them

*Lobocop* · 07-17-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Svetlana

Good god 950 miles in a day?!?! Cary you're amazing... or maybe that King Kahuna is the amazing one

Ken, it sounds like you both had a wonderful time touring around your neck of the woods- what a wonderful spot for a sun worshipper and history buff! Will have to get down there one of these years.

Cary, post up when you make it home!

It was great to have him here, Bonnie. The only thing that would have made it better is if more of the members could have come this direction.

**Spok** · 07-17-2008

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Originally Posted by Lobocop

They were good times, Gene. I miss his company already. What a kick in the pants he is!

he may be a kick in the pants but he's also a real jerkwad and ***hole too

07-15-2008	#1 (permalink)
2WheelFun the "fun" guy Extreme Forum Supporter Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Albion, Washington "Pacific Northwest" Posts: 32,670	Red Lodge and Beyond WOW!!! What an awesome weekend it was in Red Lodge Montana. First I'd like to thank all of those in Red Lodge who made our stay so enjoyable and made us feel like kings and queens. A big thank you goes out to Jim & Laurie and Larry & Trish for the unreal amount of preparation they did even before we showed up and for the unreal hospilaity we all recieved from them while we were there. I cannot say enough how grateful I am personally to be a part of the forums and the BTK family and for having such good time while there. As Gene mentioned I left them in Rocker Montana and peeled off heading to Silver Springs Nevada to vist Ken and Lynn for a day and then I'm off again to head home and rest hopefully for a day or two. THis morning (Tuesday) I was asking Ken how far it is to Red Lodge from his house. He said I rode about 950 miles yesterday to get here. My eyes popped open wide in disbelief as I wasn't even keeping track of miles but instead was gassing up and going onto the next gas station trying to make as good of time as I could. No wonder my lower back and butt hurt so much when I got here!!! Anyway...I wanted to say it was very nice to meet all the new members and now I have even a larger extended family after having met them all. It was very nice to meet you all and fro me to you thank you for being there and helping make what the BTK Rally is all about...."FUN"!!! __________________ *KING KAHUNA* *2007 V2K LT* ****PICS** 2007 Brute Force 650i **PICS** I love the smell of SeaFoam in the morning**

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Spok RIP Deron - 1400Pilot Extreme Forum Supporter Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Mount Vernon, Washington Posts: 36,673	nice of you to check in to say hello, ride safe, take your advil and let us know when you get home __________________ AUGUST 2006 MOM In Memory of Deron Harden - 1400 Pilot. You are missed. Official Cup Holder Inspection Officer

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trikebubble Slow Guy on a Fast Bike Extreme Forum Supporter Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Okanagan Falls, BC Posts: 22,557	950 miles seems a little low given your average running speed Cary......... Glad to hear you had a great time, give Ken a big ole hug from me! __________________ 08 Midnite Sapphire Blue ZX-14

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Kawi Proud Owner Of This Forum Forum Supporter Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Red Lodge, Mt Posts: 2,514	I second that and Lynn as well! __________________ www.bigjimmyk.com/ www.motorcycleridersforum.com www.beartoothkawasaki.com

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anamosity MOD for tomorrow BTK Expert Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Lolo, MT Posts: 15,537	Uhh Just Lyn for me buddy. I know all about Kens tub of Mayo. __________________ =================== 08 ZX14 - TO BOKU! ===================

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Scotty Luv Sprinting G-Man Forum Supporter Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Plainfield, IL Posts: 4,168	Good to hear you're doin' fine and having a good time! Sorry we missed you this year, Cary. Scott __________________ - '06 ZX-6R 636 Titanium, red alloy wheels and tribal graphics - '04 Nomad Metallic dark bronze

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Lobocop Last 007 MOM Extreme Forum Supporter Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Carson City, Nevada Posts: 8,717	Well, Cary is on the road again. He got here Monday night around 11:00 and we stayed up talking until 2:00. Tuesday found us hitting some of the areas historic spots to include Ft Churchill. The fort was built in 1859 and served the wagon trains and Pony Express heading west over the California Trail. While walking around the forts ruins we found a sign of great interest to a tall man wearing short pants ... he was walking with extreme care after reading that. After going through the Cavalry Fort we went to Buckland Station (built in the 1860's) which had served as a stage stop, weigh station for wagon trains and the Pony Express. This morning it was coffee ready for him at 5:30 AM and back on the road around 7:30. I rode along with him up to the town of Fernley, Nevada putting him back onto Interstate 80. It was great to have my friend stop by and spend some time here. This is a man who loves to laugh and have fun, maybe stir the pot a little at times and just full of life. He is now heading for Oregon and Idaho. __________________ Build it if you can - Buy it if you must VROC #11416 *07 Red Lodge Survivor - DR# 009*

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anamosity MOD for tomorrow BTK Expert Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Lolo, MT Posts: 15,537	good times Ken __________________ =================== 08 ZX14 - TO BOKU! ===================

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CheriAnn Banned BTK Expert Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 12,874	I was LOVING the pictures until I came to that Rattlesnake warning!!!!! OMG!!!

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Svetlana No Significant Other Forum Supporter Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Seattle, USA Posts: 6,644	Good god 950 miles in a day?!?! Cary you're amazing... or maybe that King Kahuna is the amazing one Ken, it sounds like you both had a wonderful time touring around your neck of the woods- what a wonderful spot for a sun worshipper and history buff! Will have to get down there one of these years. Cary, post up when you make it home!

07-16-2008	#14 (permalink)
jukief I miss you, Deron Extreme Forum Supporter Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Manchester, NH Posts: 19,444	Thanks for the pictures, Ken. We really did miss you this year. I'm glad that at least Cary got to see you. __________________ In memory of my friend Deron Harden. Life isn't going to be the same without him.

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Tod I yam what I yam Extreme Forum Supporter Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Round Rock, TX Posts: 21,830	Cary is making some serious miles this year. Glad you could get together. Stay safe Cary. __________________ “Saying what we think gives us a wider conversational range than saying what we know.” - Cullen Hightower

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