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Who let the dogs out? every one waiting for the food
The Drift-in this year had bikes from 13 different states, Kansas, Maryland, Florida, Minnesota, Indiana, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Louisiana. Minus a few lost nuts and bolts We've had no major issues. Most of us will return a lot darker than when we headed here, yep a lot of sun.
So here are on the last day of the Drift-in. Everyone has their wrenches out tightening nuts and bolts from the ride here and our DI-rides. Today is our bike show and dinner. Believe it or not Cindy is cooking the entire dinner here at the Dog Pound. Yep we're having Ribeye and Chicken with all the fixins. Keep checking back I'll be posting a lot today. Rok headed out early this morning for Colorado, but I thing I can hold the fort down.
More photos, Nanuk our official mascot,
views along our routes, NANUK in frony of the bikes at the dine, Gators for lunch
ROK has built a custom exhaust with a really nice sound. Virg has added a sidecar to his 1500
Today we had a beautiful 199 mile ride. We got to see Utah that you don't see from the freeways. Ras did forget to put his kick stand down today. Good thing he had a lot friends to help him out. It's a shame tomorrow is our last day with all of our friends. Check out the Drifters in the snow pictures at 9000 feet.
For those couldn't make it this year.
So far we have 24 Drifters and several other bike located at the Dog pound. Everyone has told their stories of issues that happened getting here. Flat tire in the desert, to other issues along the way. Since arriving we have found the official beer of the drift-in 2011. It can only be found in Utah's Wal-Mart stores. see photo
Our first ride was 162 miles. We left the Dog pound and headed to a 1939 Train diner located in Oakley. From there we went to Park-City where Mitch took us on a 45 minute tour of the town, looking for gas. The ladies finally stopped and asked for directions, because us guys were not lost. We just wanted to see the town. What we found was the gas station was only three blocks from where we had started from. The town was nice. We then headed to where the Donner party had spent their harsh winter. No issues at all on today's ride all bikes completed the trip. When Cindy was riding her bike home. She had to stop at the light. A young guy pulled up next to her and said,"I chicks who ride bikes." Cindy took off when the light turned green, smiling. She thought to her self,"I still got it. We have a 220 mile ride tomorrow. I will post photos of the ride and mods made since Di-2010.
Ride With Pride
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