For the socalers/people on the way - Page 13

RichLockyer · 04-30-2008

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Originally Posted by sdbrit68

so, maybe 6 to the cabin.................we gonna tell ghost stories ?

You can tell the one about 3 fingers Willie and I'll scare the crap out of everyone

kc6wfs · 04-30-2008

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Originally Posted by RichLockyer

I'm rooming with Mark. We have the same taste in breakfasts

I wont ask!!!

RichLockyer · 04-30-2008

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Originally Posted by kc6wfs

I wont ask!!!

sdbrit68 · 04-30-2008

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Originally Posted by RichLockyer

You can tell the one about 3 fingers Willie and I'll scare the crap out of everyone

is it a stinky finger ?????

lol

hey, just thought of who we havent seen in a long time.............plasma

RichLockyer · 04-30-2008

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Originally Posted by sdbrit68

is it a stinky finger ?????

hey, just thought of who we havent seen in a long time.............plasma

He was banned a while back.

sdbrit68 · 04-30-2008

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Originally Posted by RichLockyer

He was banned a while back.

seems I miss out on things................

he was always pretty mellow, wonder what got his feathers ruffled

anrfknm · 05-02-2008

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Originally Posted by El Mexicano

Anyone might be interested in rooming up with a complete stranger?

i'll room with you if you still need one.

sdbrit68 · 05-02-2008

I am waiting to hear back, but we may have the availability for a cabin to throw us all in

RichLockyer · 05-02-2008

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Originally Posted by sdbrit68

I am waiting to hear back, but we may have the availability for a cabin to throw us all in

Be sure about that... keep in mind that at locations like this, many "cabins" are similar to what they are out on Catalina. One room, maybe 8x10, one or two beds (no bedding), an electric oil heater, and a closet.

Any time I read "Cabin, bring your own bedding" this is what I envision.

If they're big enough for 10 or 12 people, wonderful (I'm assuming Ken and Lynne will want their own room).

sdbrit68 · 05-03-2008

we only need room for the 6 guys..............bill and brenda are set

kc6wfs · 05-03-2008

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Originally Posted by sdbrit68

we only need room for the 6 guys..............bill and brenda are set

I'll split costs for a room. I'll even take the floor!

sdbrit68 · 05-03-2008

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Originally Posted by kc6wfs

I'll split costs for a room. I'll even take the floor!

you already commited to spooning with rich

messer00 · 05-03-2008

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Originally Posted by Tod

You guys gotta get some vests with "Wild Hogs" on the back...

... and one of you has to ride a police bike (in uniform) about half a mile behind the pack.

LMAO !!!

kc6wfs · 05-03-2008

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Originally Posted by sdbrit68

you already commited to spooning with rich

Rich has other plans..

sdbrit68 · 05-03-2008

oh crap............sergio better watch his back then.....lol

RichLockyer · 05-03-2008

Nahh... his boobs are too small

RichLockyer · 05-03-2008

STRONGLY suggested:
Etymotic Research, Inc. - ER•20 High Fidelity Earplugs

Only $12, and these things work GREAT.

Wind noise is a big factor in fatigue, and we're going to have enough of that on the way there and home. Every little bit will help.

Also for heat:
Welcome to RideCool.com
About $40, and they work.
You soak these in water, give it a light squeeze, and put it on over a t-shirt.
One "refill" will easily last until the next fuel stop. You will want to get a large zip-lock bag like a SpaceBag for storage to keep everything else dry when you're not wearing it. We'll leave for a trip with the vests already soaked in a zip-lock (with some excess water) and take them out when we start feeling warm.

Our three enemies on this trip are going to be heat, dehydration, and fatigue. All three feed on each other.

sdbrit68 · 05-03-2008

this may help cut down on the stops

Mentor Catheter - Mentor Catheter Self-Cath Straight Tip - Mentor Self-Catheter - Allegro Medical Supplies

RichLockyer · 05-04-2008

That hurts just looking at it.

THESE work great though: Mentor Freedom Cath External Catheter - Allegro Medical Supplies
That's what I use when scuba diving in my drysuit to keep the inside of the suit dry.

Those are latex, but they are also available in poly for those with latex allergies.
Mentor Freedom Clear External Catheter - Allegro Medical Supplies

Only one problem if I wear one.... I'm the ride leader

El Mexicano · 05-04-2008

Did I read my name somewhere?

05-02-2008	#248 (permalink)
sdbrit68 Time to Ride Forum Supporter Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: orange county california Posts: 6,677	I am waiting to hear back, but we may have the availability for a cabin to throw us all in __________________ move like a butterfly, hung like a flea

05-03-2008	#250 (permalink)
sdbrit68 Time to Ride Forum Supporter Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: orange county california Posts: 6,677	we only need room for the 6 guys..............bill and brenda are set __________________ move like a butterfly, hung like a flea

05-03-2008	#255 (permalink)
sdbrit68 Time to Ride Forum Supporter Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: orange county california Posts: 6,677	oh crap............sergio better watch his back then.....lol __________________ move like a butterfly, hung like a flea

05-03-2008	#256 (permalink)
RichLockyer Patriot Guardian Extreme Forum Supporter Join Date: May 2006 Location: Chino, CA Posts: 20,391	Nahh... his boobs are too small __________________ - Rich 2006 1600 Classic Member CORVA, BRC Patriot Guard Rider

05-03-2008	#257 (permalink)
RichLockyer Patriot Guardian Extreme Forum Supporter Join Date: May 2006 Location: Chino, CA Posts: 20,391	STRONGLY suggested: Etymotic Research, Inc. - ER•20 High Fidelity Earplugs Only $12, and these things work GREAT. Wind noise is a big factor in fatigue, and we're going to have enough of that on the way there and home. Every little bit will help. Also for heat: Welcome to RideCool.com About $40, and they work. You soak these in water, give it a light squeeze, and put it on over a t-shirt. One "refill" will easily last until the next fuel stop. You will want to get a large zip-lock bag like a SpaceBag for storage to keep everything else dry when you're not wearing it. We'll leave for a trip with the vests already soaked in a zip-lock (with some excess water) and take them out when we start feeling warm. Our three enemies on this trip are going to be heat, dehydration, and fatigue. All three feed on each other. __________________ - Rich 2006 1600 Classic Member CORVA, BRC Patriot Guard Rider

05-03-2008	#258 (permalink)
sdbrit68 Time to Ride Forum Supporter Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: orange county california Posts: 6,677	this may help cut down on the stops Mentor Catheter - Mentor Catheter Self-Cath Straight Tip - Mentor Self-Catheter - Allegro Medical Supplies __________________ move like a butterfly, hung like a flea

05-04-2008	#259 (permalink)
RichLockyer Patriot Guardian Extreme Forum Supporter Join Date: May 2006 Location: Chino, CA Posts: 20,391	That hurts just looking at it. THESE work great though: Mentor Freedom Cath External Catheter - Allegro Medical Supplies That's what I use when scuba diving in my drysuit to keep the inside of the suit dry. Those are latex, but they are also available in poly for those with latex allergies. Mentor Freedom Clear External Catheter - Allegro Medical Supplies Only one problem if I wear one.... I'm the ride leader __________________ - Rich 2006 1600 Classic Member CORVA, BRC Patriot Guard Rider Last edited by RichLockyer : 05-04-2008 at 12:29 AM.

05-04-2008	#260 (permalink)
El Mexicano Your future ex-boyfriend Forum Supporter Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 676	Did I read my name somewhere? __________________ - Sergio '07 VN900 Classic LT VROC #26960 Proud SoCal Wild Snail