Bradshaw Trail KOA: April 29-May 1, 2011

This will be a really fun ride; I hope to see the Husky faithful there.
Runner



We stay at a FULL HOOK-UP KOA campground... with restaurant, Wifi, pools, showers & natural mineral baths.

Regular Price $59.79... Our price $39.79 ($20 off per night)

RSVP on RIDERS first to get instructions on making your discounted KOA reservations !

Again space is limited. First come first serve. I have several slots reserved for guests as of now. But if I run out of RIDERS member slots before they are taken some of those could go away. I also have 2 to 4 tent slots available.

Moral of the story: If interested, don't delay.

Thanks... Jeff aka BOLT

it's gonna be a good one

This is a great area that's little known and used. Super fun rides of various trail leading to many historical spots in the lower desert.
My favorite is General Patton's Museum and the slit canyons.

Best part is the KOA camp ground where you ride from your camp to the trails- luxury camping with all the comforts of home.

I won't be missing this ride- anyone wanna go down there from the Bay area?

can't wait to ride with you again Art (this is Double)...when are you gonna arrive?

Hey Dan. Friday morning 4/29. And you?

I want to be there by noonish on Friday

two more weeks...i can't wait. gonna be an epic trip, any cafe husky peeps gonna attend?

I'm in.

Dan - Looks like it's just us two Cafe Husky peeps will be representing the Husky marque.....too bad the rest will miss this epic ride.
It would seem that the SoCal Riders group are hard core when it comes to riding. Last count we had 22 bikes and 15 ATV's. Showers, TV, Wi-Fi, A/C, fresh water pools, hot mineral tubs and restaurant - Epic I tell you!
Appears I'll be getting the long distance attendee award....again.

Blech. Too hot. And dry. And I'd get sand everywhere, and who wants that!? No Thank you! I'll just stay up here in the northwet enjoying my cloudy darkness and precipitation. That area is really ugly too.


I mean it's just stoopid ole desert. I dunno why it's the oldest road they have, they shoulda abandoned it centuries ago. not only that, but the shopping in nearby San Bernadino sucks as well. They have this crappy store called Chaparell motorsports, and seriously I dunno how they stay in business. I walked and walk and walked around in there for hours until my feet hurt. Who needs that!? If I wanted to walk 100 miles in a store I'd go to frikken REI for some hiking shoes. I like my moto shops nice and small so I can find what I want in a TR/PU/chaparrel catalog just like everone else does.


Nope, no thank you! I'm not one bit interested, or jealous, or crying or anything like that! nope...

Add one more! 2nd year here.

see ya there!

have the A/C crankin for me Art ....should be there by 2ish fri

Air conditioner will be blasting when you get there.
Looks like temps will be in the high 80's / low 90's for the weekend.

good weekend of ridin, it was good to see you again Art. hope nothin is seriously wrong with the bike. we will have to make a trip up north to your neck of the WOODS and do some moto...until then...keep your tank full and rubber side down....and p.s....quit beatin up them bushes

Really great weekend, and I'm glad to meet Hwy. I too will make the drive to Stonyford sometime.

Thanks moreccthanlbs for sacrificing your chance to ride Sunday's big boy ride, deciding to ride the shorter ride and trail sweeping.

Fun times for sure. I always have a great time with "Riders". Good to meet you too runner.
Margarita 1.0 and 2.5 had me feeling no pain after I did the bush inspection on my 250. I'll tear into the side covers later to see why the tranny was locking up.

Nice to meet all the husky cafe guys this weekend. Runner, you really should have come for the second bat cave ride. Did you see it on Sunday?
Harvey

attyharv, I never tried again to see the Bat Cave. We did a ride Sunday in the other direction. It will have to wait for next time!

We'll ride Rowher or Gorman sometime soon.

What a trip!
Great riding, food and friends. I'll be back to that KOA after it cools down in the fall.
1200 miles round trip makes for a long drive but well worth it!

I wanna go........no I mean, I really wanna go.