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This is a co-ed meet up group for all motorcycle riders in the Seattle area - started as a forum and remains so. It is not a club and it is not "owned". Be an event organizer, assistant, lead or follow.
All types of bikes and bikers welcome - female, male, straight, gay, purple, new bikers, old bikers. So please be tolerant of different lifestyles, we don't discriminate. All rides posted should be co-ed and straight and gay friendly.
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Upcoming events
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Season Opener: Annual End Of Winter (EOW) Ride
Kennydale Shell, 1410 N 30th St, Renton, WA, USWinter ends on March 20th so let's celebrate by doing our annual EOW ride (started by Randy the Xman), now in it's 21st year (or 20th, since we missed last year). We have 3 meeting points: 10:30am in Kennydale, ~12pm in Hawk's Prairie, ~1:30pm in Castle Rock. Arrive, gas up and be ready to go. ~Claudette "Diva"
Event subject to weather, will reschedule if crappy weather.
MEETING SPOTS (see addresses in Route link):
🏍 Kennydale/Renton: KSU (kickstands up) shortly after a pre-ride spiel (which I'll do at each spot for people joining us so we're all on the page).
🏍 Hawk's Prairie: About 12pm we'll stop at exit 111 to pick up Southend riders and gas up.
🏍 Castle Rock: If you want to meet us for lunch/coming up from OR/S WA, we'll be rolling into Peper's 49ER Restaurant exit 49 around 1:30pm. We'll gas up first then head over to the restaurant. KSU around 2:30pm.ROUTE: https://maps.app.goo.gl/acdwVC736sxKpnxWA 5:34 303 miles
Subject to change.
Note the final point on Mt. St. Helen's is just a placeholder. We'll see how far up we can go.
Includes an optional backroads route up to Chehalis/Centralia. Review so you'll know the length and times from points/gas/lunch in Castle Rock, etc.This is more of an intermediate ride due to the amount of time going freeway speeds of 60/70, length of the trip and twisties on Mt St. Helens, but you're a newer rider and can handle it - all are welcome.
Welcome to this post in other groups - the more the merrier!
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