Thank you! It was an incredible year. We took three trips out west and several other weekend excursions. I don't even know where to begin with the stories for 2020!
Hello! Yes I did buy it there. I drop in frequently and will make sure to say hello. Let me know if you want to meet up and ride some time!
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I'd love to but we already have trips lined up starting that very week. I've been to Eureka Springs several times, though. Last year we rode around Beaver Lake, visited the glass chapel, among some other sites. I absolutely love that area. Cherokee Village is also nice.Hey, Scott, you may want to join us for our yearly get together in Eureka Springs, AR, first weekend in June.
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17 Hours? That's a one-day ride :sneaky: Anyone ever heard of, or been to this place? Catalpa Cafe And General Store, 255 County Road 5351, Ozone, AR 72854
Been a BUNCH of years since I've been in Kaelins, it's kind of a PITA to get to from where we live and there are so many other places easy to get to.
Haha that sounds good! I'm jealous. I'm hanging tough with the heated gear, no problem riding down into the 20's but now the roads are in terrible condition with the salt and sand. I gotta face reality and understand it may be a while before the next ride. Depressing times!Been a BUNCH of years since I've been in Kaelins, it's kind of a PITA to get to from where we live and there are so many other places easy to get to.
Once the weather is suitable for T shirts (I don't ride in the cold LOL) and you are going to be in Louisville give me a heads up. Look forward to meeting you and sharing a ride/burger/beer. And I'm off 7 days a week
You ride when the temps are in the 20's? I don't even go outside in the 20's! Didn't used to be that way. I used to like cold weather. When I was much younger and single several of us used to go backpacking on weekends in the Red River Gorge--about 2 1/2 hours from here. Pack in Saturday morning and stay till mid Sunday afternoon on a lot of Winter weekends. Even when we had a good snowfall and couldn't have a campfire cause all the wood was under the snow we didn't have any trouble staying warm enough. But now that I'm old I just can't take the cold anymore.
I am very comfortable at interstate speeds when its down in the 30's with heated gear. When it gets down in the 20's, the wind starts to cut through and it gets a little chilly. If I stick with state roads (~60mph), 20's are fine. I'm actively heated from my fingers down to my feet
