keira
Mrs. Reiobard
The much anticipated details:
Date: Saturday --> See above for what it looks like it will be.
Rain Date: Sunday
Meet Up Location: The Irving at Bow Junction (where I-93 and I-89 meet in Concord/Bow, NH). I can give more detailed directions to those who need them.
Leave Time: 8:00 AM. This means please be fully gassed up, geared up and ready to ride at 8 AM (**May change once route is constructed)
Attire: "Business" - minimum of helmet, gloves, jacket and long pants. No sandals.
Pace: Moderate, approx. 5-10 over the speed limit.
This ride is a scenic ride. While we may come across some twisties along our route, it is not the main purpose for the trip. We will be making frequent photo op stops, so please bring a camera and dress in a way that you will be both safe and comfortable (full leathers, though more than acceptable, may not be the most comfortable choice). Any behavior that is deemed unsafe for the group (stunting, weaving, passing without permission, etc) will not be tolerated. This is the first time I am leading a group ride, and appreciate your cooperation. It will be noob-friendly, as well as 2-up friendly if anyone wants to bring a wife, friend, kid, etc. It is not side-car friendly, cause those things creep me out a bit.
Our route is still under construction, but our Covered Bridges are located in the following towns (and will be in this order, if you want an idea):
Meeting place: Concord, NH
Andover (2 bridges)**
Warner (2 bridges)
Bradford (1 bridge)
Newport (3 bridges)
Lyme (1 bridge)**
Lebanon (1 bridge)
Plainfield (1 bridge)
Cornish (4 bridges)*
*Our final bridge will be the Cornish-Windsor covered bridge, which is now acknowledged as the longest covered bridge in the US, spanning the Connecticut River and connecting NH and VT. It is almost 450 feet long, and conveniently located 5 minutes from I-81 and 10 minutes from Claremont. It is here we will either grab dinner as a group or part ways, I am open to suggestions. My suggestion, time dependent, is swimming and BBQ at my parents' lakehouse.
**In addition, if (upon studying my route) time is an issue, the bridges in Andover and/or Lyme may be skipped, as they are the farthest off the loop.
Date: Saturday --> See above for what it looks like it will be.
Rain Date: Sunday
Meet Up Location: The Irving at Bow Junction (where I-93 and I-89 meet in Concord/Bow, NH). I can give more detailed directions to those who need them.
Leave Time: 8:00 AM. This means please be fully gassed up, geared up and ready to ride at 8 AM (**May change once route is constructed)
Attire: "Business" - minimum of helmet, gloves, jacket and long pants. No sandals.
Pace: Moderate, approx. 5-10 over the speed limit.
This ride is a scenic ride. While we may come across some twisties along our route, it is not the main purpose for the trip. We will be making frequent photo op stops, so please bring a camera and dress in a way that you will be both safe and comfortable (full leathers, though more than acceptable, may not be the most comfortable choice). Any behavior that is deemed unsafe for the group (stunting, weaving, passing without permission, etc) will not be tolerated. This is the first time I am leading a group ride, and appreciate your cooperation. It will be noob-friendly, as well as 2-up friendly if anyone wants to bring a wife, friend, kid, etc. It is not side-car friendly, cause those things creep me out a bit.
Our route is still under construction, but our Covered Bridges are located in the following towns (and will be in this order, if you want an idea):
Meeting place: Concord, NH
Andover (2 bridges)**
Warner (2 bridges)
Bradford (1 bridge)
Newport (3 bridges)
Lyme (1 bridge)**
Lebanon (1 bridge)
Plainfield (1 bridge)
Cornish (4 bridges)*
*Our final bridge will be the Cornish-Windsor covered bridge, which is now acknowledged as the longest covered bridge in the US, spanning the Connecticut River and connecting NH and VT. It is almost 450 feet long, and conveniently located 5 minutes from I-81 and 10 minutes from Claremont. It is here we will either grab dinner as a group or part ways, I am open to suggestions. My suggestion, time dependent, is swimming and BBQ at my parents' lakehouse.
**In addition, if (upon studying my route) time is an issue, the bridges in Andover and/or Lyme may be skipped, as they are the farthest off the loop.