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08-28-2009, 09:32 PM

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what? dang you should have called, pm'd or something. 30 minutes from me too ya bastid.

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08-28-2009, 10:20 PM

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Lol I told him. I wondered if you would say anything or not.

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08-31-2009, 04:18 PM

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Man I'll have to fly out if we do it in Cali. I could never get time to ride that far. I'll set up the strippers!

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09-07-2009, 02:27 AM

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Originally Posted by dan_petersen86

I think you would have a better turn out if you planned a meet and greet at an already established bike rally such as Daytona Bike Week... granted thats really far for a lot of people but the vendors would already be there. there would be activities planned out in advance. and who wouldent have fun riding with a group that big? or split off for a Kawasaki Forums ride. just an idea though... Daytona Bike Week is the only rally i know for sport bikes so maybe something more centralized in the U.S exists.

That makes sense for sure. Another could be at some AMA races. One of the big ones that is relatively centrally located for many and has the biggest attendance for the AMA is the Mid Ohio event. It could either dove tail with the Vintage Days or the Superbike weekend. Vintage Days would be good if the Kawasaki was the marque brand too. That could be a consideration, consider contacting the AMA to see if that is an up and coming possibility. This year there was a tent with the sandcast Hondas and a clubman tent too. I don't know what it takes to have something like that, but it'd be cool.

Of course this Mid Ohio thing suits me since I'm only 40 miles from Lexington. But hey, this could be done at one of the left coast tracks too.

As for a real World event, Daytona.