Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 11:50 pm
Thank you for reposting.
Your buying a RV! That is so exciting, you will never ever regret it. If you own dirt bikes you just have to have a desert home. You can get up in the morning and ride for a couple of hours..come home and use the toilet (a must for us girls ) have lunch, take a nap and go ride some more.
Yesterday we met NCLR1 at Silverwood, it was the first time that we just took the four bikes without the camper and I really missed not being able to clean up before driving home. Have you met NCLR1? He is a very nice guy and an awesome rider. My boys did all the ridge trails with him and had a blast. I did the first intermediate downhill, half way down I tipped over and the bike fell on my foot trapping me there (I was pretty sure I did more than bruise my foot) I got up and tried to ride again but when I put my foot down to guide me it gave out. Steve had to rescue my bike and I hobbled down the hill. I didn't say anything about my foot, got back on the bike and continued to ride the fire road. It got a little boring so I turned off to do another ridge trail and it was a nice challenge. Then we all met up and took the fire road back to the staging area. My husband and I bringing up the rear, I was in front when I pulled an " AS " a quad crashed into me and I was airborne. My poor husband (first ride on his new white yz250f) had to lay his bike on the ground to come scrape me off the pavement. I broke my foot on the hill and my finger in the crash. The bike had some repairable damage and I thank god that I was wearing my neck brace and safety gear. All in all we still had a nice day meeting new people and riding bikes.
Your buying a RV! That is so exciting, you will never ever regret it. If you own dirt bikes you just have to have a desert home. You can get up in the morning and ride for a couple of hours..come home and use the toilet (a must for us girls ) have lunch, take a nap and go ride some more.
Yesterday we met NCLR1 at Silverwood, it was the first time that we just took the four bikes without the camper and I really missed not being able to clean up before driving home. Have you met NCLR1? He is a very nice guy and an awesome rider. My boys did all the ridge trails with him and had a blast. I did the first intermediate downhill, half way down I tipped over and the bike fell on my foot trapping me there (I was pretty sure I did more than bruise my foot) I got up and tried to ride again but when I put my foot down to guide me it gave out. Steve had to rescue my bike and I hobbled down the hill. I didn't say anything about my foot, got back on the bike and continued to ride the fire road. It got a little boring so I turned off to do another ridge trail and it was a nice challenge. Then we all met up and took the fire road back to the staging area. My husband and I bringing up the rear, I was in front when I pulled an " AS " a quad crashed into me and I was airborne. My poor husband (first ride on his new white yz250f) had to lay his bike on the ground to come scrape me off the pavement. I broke my foot on the hill and my finger in the crash. The bike had some repairable damage and I thank god that I was wearing my neck brace and safety gear. All in all we still had a nice day meeting new people and riding bikes.
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beastrider is that your yamaha that is a good looking bike