I'm in. Bob Rainey is trying to find out what's going on with meeting spots, so it looks like Starbucks in Issaquah.
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Andy said:Everyone,
Are we going to make this official? One day ride for all on the 13th? Let's do it!
West siders meet at Starbucks in Issaquah - 6170 East Lake Sammamish Parkway- between 7:00 and 7:30, plan on leaving at 8:00?
Meet others in Yakima at 11:00 at Miner's - 2415 South 1st Street -gives us time to fuel our bodies and bikes with plenty of time to get to LIGO for the 1:30 tour (reservations not required.)
Charlie & Grant - are you in? Would you make your way to Issaquah or go over 410 and meet in Yakima?
Steve, are you and Bob still planning on this? Will you meet us in Issaquah or do you want us to pick you up on I-90 at the Fall City exit (you'll be going down 203, right?)
Tim, do you want to meet in Ellensburg and ride the canyon with us? We could meet in the Buzz Inn parking lot right off I-90 at Canyon Road.
So, what does everyone think? Go for it? See you in two weeks? (Weather may cause us to cancel, we can make that decision on Friday the 12th.)
Andy
Ken said:We plan on meeting up in Yakima.
danodemotoman said:Oregon member mentioned he did not see this event on the NWCOG calendar.
I will likely ride over on WA 410 and meet the group for lunch in Yakima at Miners.
danodemotoman said:Will leave Enumclaw from MCD's at 9:30 AM to go over WA 410 and Chinook Pass to Yakima for lunch at Miners at 11:00 AM. Will get to MCD's about 9 AM for a cup of $1 coffee.
danodemotoman said:Oregon member mentioned he did not see this event on the NWCOG calendar.
I will likely ride over on WA 410 and meet the group for lunch in Yakima at Miners.
danodemotoman said:Will leave Enumclaw from MCD's at 9:30 AM to go over WA 410 and Chinook Pass to Yakima for lunch at Miners at 11:00 AM. Will get to MCD's about 9 AM for a cup of $1 coffee.
danodemotoman said:Oregon member mentioned he did not see this event on the NWCOG calendar.
I will likely ride over on WA 410 and meet the group for lunch in Yakima at Miners.
Andy said:LIGO has free tours once each month, no reservations required. They just ask you be there ten minutes before the tour starts at 1:30.
Andy
Getting ready to leave the house right now :motonoises: See you in is Issaquah AndyAndy said:Everyone,
Are we going to make this official? One day ride for all on the 13th? Let's do it!
West siders meet at Starbucks in Issaquah - 6170 East Lake Sammamish Parkway- between 7:00 and 7:30, plan on leaving at 8:00?
Meet others in Yakima at 11:00 at Miner's - 2415 South 1st Street -gives us time to fuel our bodies and bikes with plenty of time to get to LIGO for the 1:30 tour (reservations not required.)
Charlie & Grant - are you in? Would you make your way to Issaquah or go over 410 and meet in Yakima?
Steve, are you and Bob still planning on this? Will you meet us in Issaquah or do you want us to pick you up on I-90 at the Fall City exit (you'll be going down 203, right?)
Tim, do you want to meet in Ellensburg and ride the canyon with us? We could meet in the Buzz Inn parking lot right off I-90 at Canyon Road.
So, what does everyone think? Go for it? See you in two weeks? (Weather may cause us to cancel, we can make that decision on Friday the 12th.)
Andy
Charlie_Gary_AAD said:Grand Coulee tours ...
Red Fox said:Charlie_Gary_AAD said:Grand Coulee tours ...
I'd be interested in this, or the dry falls.
Hopefully scheduled in first 1/2 of summer so the wild fire risk, of motel space being used up by firefighters, is lessened.
Charlie_Gary_AAD said:Red Fox said:Charlie_Gary_AAD said:Grand Coulee tours ...
I'd be interested in this, or the dry falls.
Hopefully scheduled in first 1/2 of summer so the wild fire risk, of motel space being used up by firefighters, is lessened.
Either/or? Why not a grand adventure getting both?
TimR said:Problem might be finding local lodging that normal people will stay at. Could stay in Omak and ride over the pass on 155 to the Coulee dam.
TimR said:Unfortunately the reviews are not all that great. Clean but run down with uncomfortable beds is what I got reading the reviews.
Way better than the Motel 6 in Salt Lake City.