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<blockquote data-quote="Mihylo33" data-source="post: 106201" data-attributes="member: 408">Eastern Colorado, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas. Those are the central states and about dead center from 08889 NJ and San Francisco and its almost familiar territory to Nedge possibly making this an international event.I love to ride and have No problem doing 8 hrs on a bike, I have no problem pulling off the boots and helping kids ride either and often prefer the latter of the 2. One of the reasons why I enjoy the Eastcoast ride so much is because of the people I met. Dont get me wrong the riding is great, but I can ride at home. There isnt a week that goes by that my son doesnt ask about the East coast ride. There isn't a week that goes by that my son doesnt get a text from Shortshift asking how he's doing. Same goes for NH, JYD, Jmac and the list is growing. These are friends that we have made for the rest of my life and these kids will hopefully continue this ride long after we are gone....Lets find a place with decent trails, hopefully a decent track ,a great place for the 5 yr olds and a great place for the 40yrolds. A place where we can hook up the RVs and pitch a tent and share the fun.&nbsp;In the meantime I'm gonna put Jmac and Snowflake incharge of finding places that will accommodate everyone...... They arent choosing for us, just doing the leg work.We also need more people. A group of 30ppl+ would be excellent. <img src="https://www.dirtbikeaddicts.com/static/images/smilies/thumb.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":thumb:" title="Thumb&nbsp; &nbsp; :thumb:" data-shortname=":thumb:" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mihylo33, post: 106201, member: 408"] Eastern Colorado, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas. Those are the central states and about dead center from 08889 NJ and San Francisco and its almost familiar territory to Nedge possibly making this an international event. I love to ride and have No problem doing 8 hrs on a bike, I have no problem pulling off the boots and helping kids ride either and often prefer the latter of the 2. One of the reasons why I enjoy the Eastcoast ride so much is because of the people I met. Dont get me wrong the riding is great, but I can ride at home. There isnt a week that goes by that my son doesnt ask about the East coast ride. There isn't a week that goes by that my son doesnt get a text from Shortshift asking how he's doing. Same goes for NH, JYD, Jmac and the list is growing. These are friends that we have made for the rest of my life and these kids will hopefully continue this ride long after we are gone.... Lets find a place with decent trails, hopefully a decent track ,a great place for the 5 yr olds and a great place for the 40yrolds. A place where we can hook up the RVs and pitch a tent and share the fun. In the meantime I'm gonna put Jmac and Snowflake incharge of finding places that will accommodate everyone...... They arent choosing for us, just doing the leg work. We also need more people. A group of 30ppl+ would be excellent. :thumb: [/QUOTE]

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