riding addicted
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posted September 21, 2005 06:34 PM
 Edited By: riding addicted on 21 Sep 2005 20:19
Twistie Carving: 3 & 7 day all-inclusive trips
If you guys were going to go on an all inclusive 3 or 7 day sport touring trip through some really nifty twisties in the northeast and southeast. What would you expect to get out of your registration fees?
An initial idea would be to have all meals and lodging covered with registration. Each hotel would have a hired security officer present to watch your bikes overnite. The daily rides would be about 250-300 miles through some of the finest roads in MD,VA,WV,NC,NE. Your trips would be lead by some of the most professional, mature and fun, twisty carvers out there. All motorcycles are invited. No racing or horseplay just great hard riding through the mountains.
The evenings would be filled with some form of legal entertainment. The rides would be captured via on board video as well as depicted in numerous digital images. Each rider would get a finished CD with the video and digital photos. A ride long-sleeve tee-shirt as well. If the roads were a 10, the food was a10, would this be a worth while endeavor. A great chance to meet some really great people and have lots of fun! What are your thoughts?
Greg
disclaimer: This is not a commercial post, just using the experience here for research on a possible future project to be presented to the administrators at bikeland.org.
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sagot
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posted September 22, 2005 09:47 AM
You could have a few rental bikes too. Like older VFR 800, 636, GSXR 750...
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fish_antlers
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posted September 22, 2005 09:49 AM
rental bikes would be a good idea...
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riding addicted
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posted September 22, 2005 03:57 PM
Excellent points thank you. Another concern is liabilty. I know many other "rides" are covered via a highly detailed and signed/witnessed waiver. I also know having a program like this under the umbrella of an LLC is the way to go. Is there another window of concern?
Rental bikes: What CC: and I would think the liability and insurance for rented bikes would be extremely high. I would think having regional tour guides is the better way to go. Keeping the excursions within riding distance of the regional interest group would help. Maybe the final day would be at a health resort, sauna, massages and hot tubs!
But great riding and fun are on the top of the list.
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Hells Dark Lord
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posted October 03, 2005 03:27 PM
I think its a very good idea, I would take a trip like that. I however would want to ride my own bike.....
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riding addicted
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posted October 10, 2005 11:10 AM
Thanks for the input. I am putting together the first trip for early next year.
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