always use protection

[milesmiles]

You're right and the rides that you have mentioned have been addressed. It won't happen again. And with that I'm sorry if anyone has been out of their comfort zone. And even if you were not out of you comfort zone it's not cool and won't happen again. If we ever have any issues please address it with staff or someone you are comfortable with as this is not something we want In the club.

[Striple]

Miles, this wasn't meant to be a rant. It is just exhausting to be faced with skepticism about loyalty and agenda by some of the people in the club, just because some of us prefer track riding over street riding. Everyone should just ride wherever and whenever they want. And no, I'm not shy about sharing my opinion. Shocker, I know.

PS: I gots some chrome for ya.

[milesmiles]

I appreciate someone's love for the track and even street. The matter is we don't want to advertise something and then doing differently. It's happened in the past and we don't want to keep that going. We look forwards to rides that stay within the comfort zone of everyone alike.

[Rhino]

Ha! Please excuse my posturing, sometimes I get carried away and write in grammatically correct sentences and loosely-structured paragraphs. Its part of my eccentric personality.

Literate like a mofo, yo.

Where my gerunds at?

" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

(EXTREMELY NSFW LANGUAGE!!!)

[Polokid69]

Definitely something to be said for enjoying the countryside with good friends and eating some good food. I think it is always about the camaraderie . No two rides are the same even on the same route and different people show up on every ride, not always the same. Just my two cents but I don't think any questions someone's loyalty based on weather they ride the street vs the track.

[Fish R1]

I just found this thread. There was a brief discussion about my perpetual meat ball status on Saturday. I have not had time to participate in any rides this summer due to pre scheduled track days and recent injury. I hope to carve out some time late this fall and complete my ride requirements. I also like the trash pick up events.
Once again pre scheduled track days and recent injury have kept me from these events also. I bought my R6 in October of 2012. It curently has 4900 miles on it. This is due to (1) riding back and forth to work. 25 miles a day. I do believe I have participated in 2 FWMR rides. The rest of the miles aquired as of today have been track day riding. Since October of 2012 I have participated in 20 track day events riding, 4 in 2012 and 16 this year.

I prefer the track. NO cops, quick access to qualified medical attention, nice people and finally complete disconnect from the rest of the world. The last item is the most important to me. The 20 to 30 minutes on the track with complete focus on line, body position, function of the motorcycle and the increasing awareness of the world in front of me not behind is priceless.

I do enjoy the Texas country side while doing the 200 plus mile rides with members and friends of FWMR. The disconnect form the rest of the world and being with friends, enjoying food and conversation at the lunch places (Hard 8 Barbeque sucks in Stephenville) is important to me also. Just not enough weekends in the year.

[Polokid69]

I just found this thread. There was a brief discussion about my perpetual meat ball status on Saturday. I have not had time to participate in any rides this summer due to pre scheduled track days and recent injury. I hope to carve out some time late this fall and complete my ride requirements. I also like the trash pick up events.
Once again pre scheduled track days and recent injury have kept me from these events also. I bought my R6 in October of 2012. It curently has 4900 miles on it. This is due to (1) riding back and forth to work. 25 miles a day. I do believe I have participated in 2 FWMR rides. The rest of the miles aquired as of today have been track day riding. Since October of 2012 I have participated in 20 track day events riding, 4 in 2012 and 16 this year.

I prefer the track. NO cops, quick access to qualified medical attention, nice people and finally complete disconnect from the rest of the world. The last item is the most important to me. The 20 to 30 minutes on the track with complete focus on line, body position, function of the motorcycle and the increasing awareness of the world in front of me not behind is priceless.

I do enjoy the Texas country side while doing the 200 plus mile rides with members and friends of FWMR. The disconnect form the rest of the world and being with friends, enjoying food and conversation at the lunch places (Hard 8 Barbeque sucks in Stephenville) is important to me also. Just not enough weekends in the year.

Hey, you ride when you have time, it will happen when it happens. By the way you guys inspired me Saturday to go ahead and sign up for a track day!

[Stardog82]

Mountains and mole hills. Club rides are fun, regardless of the difficulty level. Ain't no reason not to go.