2025 Brown County GS Rally - June 19 - 22

[Rich82GS750TZ]

Rich, we can put one bike in the truck bed and have room for your motorcycle in the trailer.

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[wazz]

Pencil me in ! Haven't missed a BC yet !

Ride what ya got ! I think I've ridden eight different bikes to BC. In order (somewhat) 1000L, 1100G, Concours, 1000E, SV1000, KLR, 850G and most recently the FJ-09.

[cowboyup3371]

I’m glad I logged on tonight. I’ll be there too and hopefully no flat tires this year

[Jedz123]

On the Radar!
I will be heading out that way this year for a 2 week tour, finishing off in Harvard IL the weekend of 27th. Be Back in Vermont by July 1. Planning to come down through Canada this year through Minnesota and Wisconsin. Never been but heard it's great riding. I haven't left the state in years and the last time was only a long weekend ( with Rich82GS750TZ and Eli69 ). Little one makes it hard.
May only be able to stop in for a day or 2 but I'll know more as I start to finalize my journey.
It would be great to see you all!

[LeonAlistar]

Sounds like a blast - count me in!

This'd be my first time attending this event. Is there anything specific I should bring or plan for?

[Griffin]

Sounds like a blast - count me in!

This'd be my first time attending this event. Is there anything specific I should bring or plan for?

Bring a reliable bike, a couple hundred in cash (little cafes and shops in southern Indiana often don't do credit), and be prepared to ride a lot in the daytime and talk a lot in the evenings.

That's about it.

[Dogma]

Oh, ok.

I didn't want to not fit in.

What is this, cars and coffee? For one thing, Brett, it's not your bikes that constrain your ability to fit in. For another, I make an effort every year to set the bar low enough for everyone's bikes, so ride whatever you think will be fun. Either way, it'll be good to have you back.

Rich asked how I'm doing. I'm out of my mind. I'm thinking about swapping on a tank that isn't dented, and the paint coverage is nearly complete. I'm pretty sure the fuel gage works on that tank, so....

That reminds me. I still need to straighten(ish) all the luggage bracketry, swap on the correct new bars (GP Touring, not Euro bend), and install the NOS tach I found on eBay. I missed having a tach. I don't think I have the strength yet to wrestle those brackets into shape, but by the time the weather warms up, I should be working with a couple hundred pounds in the gym. Straightening brackets is all ratchet straps and hammers anyway.

The bike and I are coming around. Most importantly, I still have enough flexibility to wipe, though I'm glad I installed the bidet during COVID. The bike is rideable, but not quite right. I had to ride it to an inspection with the OH troopers back in Nov. to get the salvage title done. That was amazingly therapeutic. I love that thing. It was the first seat I could sit on without discomfort after the accident. Wendy wouldn't let me bring it in the house. I should have offered to drain the oil. I'm sure it was the potential for drips on the carpet that got in the way.

[Rich82GS750TZ]

Great to hear Dale!

[bwringer]

Good to see the latest report, Dale!

[cowboyup3371]

Great news Dale