Did you make sure to pump up your tires and oil your chain?
We did the Cycle Fandango ride. It left from Bass Pro in Broken Arrow on Saurday and went around 72 miles to Green Leaf State Park. We camped out there (well, my wife and I camped out at the Holiday Inn in Muskogee) and then we all rode back on Sunday. It was a blast. Green Leaf is beautiful right now. I highly recommend going and checking it out.
lol, so you were one of the people I kept trying to run over this weekend, huh?
Haha, probably. I only had to "flip the bird" twice. Once on each day. Both were well-deserved I might add.
It bugs me them riding on that two lane road on Hwy 10 from Muskogee to Greenleaf, because there are so many turns / hills, and so little space to avoid the bikers. But the only thing that really made me mad, was this box truck parking / driving super slow, in the middle of the road. Not just unsafe, but illegal.
Anyways, keep the rubber side down.
Anyways, keep the rubber side down.
That might have been the sag-wagon. It picks up riders that can't continue. I don't know why they motor-pace behind riders though. 
Haha! Man, I wish I'd have done that. Particularly up Gruber hill and up the hill into Greenleaf.How many of those miles were spent coasting while hanging onto the side rail of a pickup truck?
Thanks dude, it was a blast. Definitely the most miles I've done over two days and I can feel it!
Lolz! I can't recall any that we absolutely blew through. We probably did more 'rolling stops' than anything. Kinda like you would do in your car if you rolled up to a 4-way w/ no other traffic around.Yeah yeah. And how many stop signs did you blow through?
fo sho, Greenleaf is awesome. I'd like to head back out there w/ the family sometime for some camping/hiking/wtfever else there is to do there. It looked like a great place.
I waved.
Yeah, sometimes you just have to let it fly.Haha, probably. I only had to "flip the bird" twice. Once on each day. Both were well-deserved I might add.
