• Hi everyone,

    As you all know, Coffee (Dean) passed away a couple of years ago. I am Dean's ex-wife's husband and happen to have spent my career in tech. Over the years, I occasionally helped Dean with various tech issues.

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PNW riders any plans for a NW gathering?

Is there any interest in voyaging to Moab in October/early November? Great place for a get together and is kind of centrally located, if in the middle of nowhere. Would probably be more do able for many in the Central states. Great facilities, ease and speed of access to an extreme number of trails. Spectacular area. Not Northwest but certainly West.
 
PC. said:
Idaho
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Where in Idaho. Idaho City is great but need to make it there before the hunters start blasting. Hemingway Butte is a huge area but kind of the same type of riding throughout. I guess you could say the same thing about Bend. There are certainly more possibilities just have to take into account time of year and hunting seasons. Would certainly be an option if we could do it more in early to mid-October. Need some of the Idaho guys to chip here.
 
Just asking here,
Moab, judging by the reports must be one of the greatest places of all to go, but wouldn't it be 500-1000 miles one way for most people?

Like Walt said, hunting is big in Idaho. There are many seasons and they go on and on., I think starting in early September for bow hunting. Maybe there are places to ride in spite of hunting?
 
Xcuvator said:
Just asking here,
Moab, judging by the reports must be one of the greatest places of all to go, but wouldn't it be 500-1000 miles one way for most people?

Like Walt said, hunting is big in Idaho. There are many seasons and they go on and on., I think starting in early September for bow hunting. Maybe there are places to ride in spite of hunting?
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Moab is 750 miles for me and that is probably closer than most here.
 
Moab for me ...That being said I live in ID and haven't had the chance to ride 1/100th of it. I have a soft spot for Bend also
 
Kevin_TE250 said:
Moab for me ...That being said I live in ID and haven't had the chance to ride 1/100th of it. I have a soft spot for Bend also
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Idaho is my favorite state to visit. I hunted elk, bear and cats there in the 90s till our packer and good friend died of cancer in 2000. Since then I go 2-3 times a year in the summer and tour around the back country on a dual sport. Lots to see there.
You're lucky to live there Kevin.
 
Xcuvator said:
Idaho is my favorite state to visit. I hunted elk, bear and cats there in the 90s till our packer and good friend died of cancer in 2000. Since then I go 2-3 times a year in the summer and tour around the back country on a dual sport. Lots to see there.
You're lucky to live there Kevin.
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Do love it here...I love riding here but I've found you can quickly get in over your head and skill level with the trails around here .. they start out nice and next thing you know it turns into steep switchback hell... :)
 
Kevin_TE250 said:
Do love it here...I love riding here but I've found you can quickly get in over your head and skill level with the trails around here .. they start out nice and next thing you know it turns into steep switchback hell... :)
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