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rbertalotto
06-27-2009, 12:08 PM
Here it is..............The best rally of the summer!

Yankee Beemers "Damn Yankee Rally", Heath Massachusetts. Some of the best roads in New England........Both tar and dirt.

Field Evemts on Saturday afternoon, Chicken BBQ on Saturday night, Bonfire, foolishness, friendship, other nonsense........

http://74.53.234.2/~riptide/Damn_Yankees.html

www.yankeebeemers.org

NewEngland Jim
06-29-2009, 12:25 AM
Roy, is it open to all makes?

Bravo12
06-29-2009, 10:48 PM
Roy, does the registration fee cover camping for Friday and Saturday night, or just Saturday night? The website doesn't say, but it does mention Saturday breakfast. My buddy and I want to attend, but we would want to ride up right after work on Friday to make the most of the weekend.

rbertalotto
07-07-2009, 09:17 PM
All brands are welcomed and encouraged! (No REALLY loud pipes, if you know what I mean...;)) I usually ride something other than a BMW myself.

The fee covers Fri and Sat night. It's a real good time. Practice riding real, real slow and come win the slow race!

Hope to see you all there..........

nhrider
07-14-2009, 08:42 PM
Roy,,
I'd be getting there late on Friday but I'd love to do Sat and Sun. I read "dirt"? So i'll probably ride the KLR! I can ride that slow (really slow), but rather not. (g) I couldn't connect to the link but will register given more info.
-Paul

rbertalotto
07-23-2009, 12:19 PM
Sorry about the link


www.yankeebeemers.org

under "events" is the info you need.

Hope to see you there...........

rbertalotto
07-28-2009, 04:57 PM
Looks like we have some fantastic rides during the "Damn Yankee Rally" out in Heath Massachusetts, Aug 7-9, for all skills and wants.......

(see www.yankeebeemers.org )

Bob Ain't, our official Yankee Beemer Ride Captain has a fantastic ride set up. All blacktop, no dirt roads. A bunch of neat things to stop and see along the way.........

Dana, Damn Yankee Rally Chair, has a nice sedate local ride planned with some very interesting stops along the way

Rob Nye, DYR Co-Chair, and Doug Morrison, have a real neat adventure ride planned. Rob said he's installing knobbies on his GS! You all know what that means.....

I'm leading a ride on part of the newly formed "Trans Mass Trail". This is a combination of dirt roads and blacktop. Nothing really technical, but I suggest "On-Off" dual sport tires (Tourances, Saharas, etc) as it is a little bit slippery in one or two spots. A great ride to try out that GS that has never been off the road. The pace will be slow on the dirt and speed limits on the blacktop. We will be stopping along the way to smell the roses, check out old cemeteries, and take in the sites.

All of these rides will return to the Rally site by 1-2pm, with plenty of time to practice slow riding, hot dog chomping and other skills for the afternoon field events.

All rides leave at 9am, you should have a full tank of gas and be ready to go. There will be places along the way to stop for lunch........

Hope to see you there.......

rbertalotto
08-05-2009, 04:15 PM
This just in...........The town is opening the rally site for Thursday night camping, but there is an extra $15 fee for the town..........Lots of us will be there by 4PM on Thursday.