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Scott was just in and let me know the dates of the event. Luckily, Cherie and I will be back in town. I'll have Tom run the shop so I can go riding one of the days. We'll kick in some door prizes too! minimike

The sweet potato was fantastic, sorry I ate the last one.

Moutain View Cabins. On Rafter RD, about 100 yards up from the Shell Gas Station (beer) at the 360 Bridge. Many of the cabins are on the river. Most have grills. They all have their own rest rooms (important for the ladies) in the cabin, Cable TV, and frigs. They have small cabins for two and medium sizes ones for parties of 4 & 6, and a monster one that sleeps 14 & has pool table, fooze ball table, & bar. Some of the cabins have jacuzzi's. No covered parking; but, it's paved. The River is really up this year from all the rain. Trout fishing should be really good at Mountain View Cabins. They start at $39.95 a night & go up depending on the size & location. The brand new ones that are on the river, (flat screen TV's) are $79.95 I think. The place is 2 minutes from anyplace in Tellico Plains. Located on Tellico River at Rafter Road Mountain View Log Cabin Rentals 133 Rafter Road Tellico Plains, Tennessee 37385 Owners: Mary & Stephen Saunders GPS Coordinates To Our Office: N 35 Degrees - 21.773' - W 084 Degrees - 16.773' Mountain View Cabins 423-253-6218 When I have a bunch of relatives come to town, I put them up here. (My place is still a construction zone) Powder Coated the H&B racks, the handle bars, and the bar ends. Put on CRG mirrors too. Minimike

But the sun is supposed to come out later in the week! http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m122/minimikeHP2/DSC01842.jpg

Jake's pissed. He's hangin around cause I haven't purchased a side car yet. Even he wants to ride around here.

HANG AROUND? We got the Cherokee national Forest! The Cherohala Skyway! Awesome back roads! The Dragon's around the corner!

My baby had some visitors this morning. They'll be in town for a couple days; so, maybe we'll strafe the Skyway together.

I've just purchased a V7 Classic last week. Had an '06 Thruxton until last year; and, still have an '06 BMW HP2 (with both sets of rims). The steering feels heavier than the Thruxton or the HP2 (it's got the TKC80's dual sport set up right now), so I'm not sure if it's the tires or what. The motor doesn't feel as smooth as the Thruxton was; however, it does feel like it's got more low end grunt. The shocks feel a lot better than the Thruxton's. The roads around here are so tight a heavy bike is just too much work. So far, I'm really liking the V7. Just wish the Italians had left off the Chrome. I'm going to have to do something about that. Maybe the first thing to do is get rid of the steel chromed rims and go with a set of 17" front & rear Excels.