Spring Newbie Ride - Chilliwack

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Fhuz

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:shock:Already time to hit the trails? (hope the snow melts :ss::dr:)

I'm hoping to be there with 2 bikes (maybe a few others too)
 
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Kawasakied

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As usual, there will be several of us meeting at the Hwy 1 and 232nd Chevron. We will leave from there at 8 AM in order to get to the breakfast by 9. Again we will take the back roads. Please join us. No need to reply. Just show up.

--Ed :br:
 
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O - Kuick

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Heard of Cultus but never been, this should be a blast.
'01 KLR
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J.L.bait

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cant wait, this will be my first organized ride!!! super excited!!!:clap:
 
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roadkill

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Just got a new klr still trying to get the feel of it off road. I hope the newbie ride is easy going this will be the first time out as a new member
 
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Hi Jude,

Looking forward to another fun start to the season. You can count Lenny, Toddy and me to join in on the day - see you then, Debbie
 
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The fall newbie ride was a gas. Nice and easy for first timers.

So I'll be there, but this time I'm joining the A riders (even if I do have a KLR!).

My wife might come too.

Trond
 
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jedsedge

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looking forward to the ride, I will attend

Rob Neudorf
 
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TLGREEN

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WOW!! This is awesome!! So many new riders in the fray! I can't wait to meet you all. Sounds like this dualsport thang is catching on.:clap:

KTMken, are you really going to ride all they way up from Kelowna???!!!:shock:

I am going to start putting the 950 back together this coming weekend so it will be good for the 29th. I think she is in shock from such a long winter of neglect. Otherwise I will just suffer with no heated grips on the WR...;)

TL
 
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If it wasn't for all the snow (it snowed again yesterday) I would ride out, but as it is now , I think I will take the bike up in the back of the truck...

Looking forward to it :D



KTMKen
 
joker650

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ktmken wrote:
If it wasn't for all the snow (it snowed again yesterday) I would ride out, but as it is now , I think I will take the bike up in the back of the truck...

Looking forward to it :D



KTMKen
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If it wasn't for work I would make the ride...:?



Looks like Lisa and I won't be making it :(
 
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Just curious for some input, should I get my spring/summer oil change done before the newbie ride or have the newbie ride be the last run for the oil in there?
 
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Totally up to you.

If it were me, I would change it before the ride to get out any condensation that may have developed over the winter.

It also gives you a chance to give the bike a good "going over" to check for loose bolts, worn cables and what ever else may crop up.

See you at the Newbie ride :D

KTMKen
 
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