Name is Leif. Now we are packed, biked washed and full of fuel. All we need now is the dawn of a new day and the lack of rain. (wifes freaked out about the weather)
My son has never gone multi state, but I used to take him to the Great River Road Run at 9 and 10 years old. The last time we went together, 2 days in the rain was enough for him, we went to a hotel on Saturday.
Official campgrounds (with other kids and pools and stuff) are a big plus, and I found he isn't much for "Historical" things. You will learn what he likes (as may he) and some will surprise you. Enjoy your trip.
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Well the wife nixed the bike trip at the last min. Gotta truck the bike to Alabama then ride alone from there. Anyone know a safe place in Huntsville AL to leave a truck for 2 1/2 days?
I would check the Anonymous book for someone who lives in the Huntsville area. Maybe they can recommend a place to leave your vehicle. You might also look for a dealer in the area who could give you ideas too.
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Tom Domek #58621 Ames, Iowa
'04 R1150RT "Maureen"
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sorry about the cancellation, maybe an overnight with your son as a first trip, to a nearby camping area will sooth your wifes anxiety. I also highly recommend ATGATT. IMHO anything short of this is asking for trouble. I never traveled with my sons on the motorcycle and maybe that is why they don't ride today. I just couldn't bring myself to do more than take them around the block, saw to much wreckage as a motor officer. Instead we had a nice truck, tent and small boat. The motorcycle trips were my time to myself.
Anyway, hope you enjoy the trip. Ride Safe!
Richard Villa
2007 Aprilia Caponord, 97 DR350/441, looking for an airhead, sold the R1100R
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