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Howdy Peeps!
I had wondered where everyone was hiding.
Let the fun commence, I am here!

Welkome to the nutty house.

cougar is trying to catch up on posts. But welcome all the same!

Thanks guys.
I didn't know this site was back...I kept refreshing the placeholder page every day or so.
Maybe time for a link there?

Damned noobs anyway.. Didn't you get the memo chuck? Or was it in english so ya couldn't read it?

Thanks to Johnny80 I learned about this forum yesterday. Welcome to the forum.

Welcome. Nice to see some other Ga folks.

Bust wrote:Damned noobs anyway.. Didn't you get the memo chuck? Or was it in english so ya couldn't read it?

Yup I got it.
Thanks for the heads up, I would have been reloading the landing page right on thru summer.

Hey Chuck, we will have to ride back up for some more BBQ in Tellico Plains soon, last when I met you I was selling FJR parts from being crazy enough to sell my last one... back on an 08 now!

Welcome...back
We booked it up to Tellico yesterday for lunch and ran the Skyway up and back. The roads were still a little sketchy, especially 60, but we had the Skyway to ourselves

moto2wheelin wrote:Hey Chuck, we will have to ride back up for some more BBQ in Tellico Plains soon, last when I met you I was selling FJR parts from being crazy enough to sell my last one... back on an 08 now!

Welcome back to FJR land! 08 is the best year for them btw.
After we split up I headed east a bit then came home by way of Blood Mountain. It was that days ride that convinced me I needed a Russell Saddle.
Now I'm ready to do it again and see what else hurts lol
There are a lot of fine roads up that way I have yet to discover. Lets do some!

eFnJustRide wrote:Welcome...back
We booked it up to Tellico yesterday for lunch and ran the Skyway up and back. The roads were still a little sketchy, especially 60, but we had the Skyway to ourselves

Hey I'm in both of those pictures!

Nice group you have assembled there.
It seems like every time I hit that patch of hills there are wet roads / rain.
The last time I was in the mountains riding in the rain I started to like it. It forces ya to ride smooth!

Chuck35 wrote:Nice group you have assembled there.
It seems like every time I hit that patch of hills there are wet roads / rain.
The last time I was in the mountains riding in the rain I started to like it. It forces ya to ride smooth!

+1, Gunny; nice M/C pics, I am very glad to see you here Chuck!

Thanks beemerdons,
I'd be honored to share a road with you someday!

Chuck35 wrote:Thanks beemerdons,
I'd be honored to share a road with you someday!

Sounds great Chuck, looking forward to riding with you also! I have a number of upcoming rides posted up here at FJRiders, plus there are many more to come!

Colorado in July, Mulege - Mexico in October, FODS next spring - which will be either in Moab or in Eastern Arizona, and I want to organize a Big Bend National Park FJRiders Run sometime in 2014. Not sure if BBNP will be a dual sport ride or a dedicated street ride, probably will be a combination of the two like this year's FODS VI is! http://www.nps.gov/bibe/index.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;