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Posted by jmbo
- August 05, 2014, 15:43:08 PMI'd like to see Drift-in come back to Wisconsin but that's because I live here.
Speaking of our "rare bird bikes" I have seen a total of zero Drifters in my area. I used to see a beige 800 now and then but not this year. i have seen five or six new Injuns. Says a lot to see those guys here in Harley country.
Posted by 49Reo
- August 05, 2014, 15:13:31 PMRatman could host one in his town.....
Posted by CDNRatMan
- August 05, 2014, 13:13:54 PMI've had my bike for three summers now, and I have actually met:
Driftingirl in person, I met one lad in Kingston (Ride For Dad) who owns a yellow Drifter, saw a Drifter in New Liskeard (Biker Reunion), last year,
This year at the local ride for Dad I met 800 Drifter from Ottawa, and one turquoise 1500 from New Liskeard and we met again at the Biker Reunion. There is a 1500 here in the city but I seldom see it out running about.
Posted by chief
- August 05, 2014, 11:50:31 AMWe had one in Utah not long ago ... check out http://www.drift-in.org for info on all past DI's. The folks at the DI decide where the next one will be, so it tends to get "stuck" on one side of the MS or the other for a bit.
Posted by 49Reo
- August 04, 2014, 22:37:51 PMMaybe you could host next years Drift-in, Tecumseh.....
Posted by Tecumseh
- August 04, 2014, 20:22:12 PM....in the 10 years of owning the drifter I've only seen 2 others on the road!!!!! 
and both were 1500's! one was traveling in the opposite direction on the freeway and the other in the parking lot at the Long Beach Motorcycle swap meet. There are tons of motorcyclist here in sunny warm SoCal but rarely do you ever see any Drifters. These bikes were just not popular and I don't mind it at all, just makes them that much more unique to own. Does the Drift In ever happen here in SoCal?