06-05-2016, 05:56 AM
I am willing to travel over 500 miles, but there are two things I learned from attending this year's rally.
1. Trailer the bike there if it's over 400-500 miles. You can usually get there in one day driving with a trailer, which gives you more time to ride at the rally. Plus you are more refreshed when you arrive.
2. Stay at host hotel! I got messed up with rooms and ended up staying in Wytheville. Because of this my son and I feel like we missed out on the member comradarie that went on in the evenings when riding was over. Especially when the rain moved in and we didn't feel like riding back up to the hotel in it.
1. Trailer the bike there if it's over 400-500 miles. You can usually get there in one day driving with a trailer, which gives you more time to ride at the rally. Plus you are more refreshed when you arrive.
2. Stay at host hotel! I got messed up with rooms and ended up staying in Wytheville. Because of this my son and I feel like we missed out on the member comradarie that went on in the evenings when riding was over. Especially when the rain moved in and we didn't feel like riding back up to the hotel in it.