Re: [CR]Rose Bowl ride and other things

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Date: Thu, 02 Aug 2001 14:03:45 -0700
From: "Brian Baylis" <rocklube@adnc.com>
To: Brandon Ives <monkey37@bluemarble.net>
Cc: classicrendezvous@bikelist.org
Subject: Re: [CR]Rose Bowl ride and other things
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Brandon,

OK, that's it. I've been trying to hitch a ride up for this Rose Bowl gathering. Haven't had any luck making a connection to hitch a ride so far; but since you're going to (you'd better be) there, I'm going to attempt to cross the San Diego/ Orange County "barrier" that my car seems to have and make this ride. Chuck has made a special request for as many of us as possible to make it, so I'm sticking my neck out. Hopefully no one will run it over with their old bike.

I won't be riding anything old; but will be riding a "modern classic" instead. I trust you guys aren't going to beat me up. Looking forward to making the aquaintence of Monkeylad in person! After seeing "Planet of the Apes", is this really a good idea?

Later Monkeydude,

Brian Baylis Thank God for AAA.
>
> I thought I'd decloak for a note that I'm going to try my best to make The
> Rose Bowl Ride this Sunday. Not too long ago I was voted one of the top 5
> list members other members wanted to meet, so here's your chance. I've
> been laid up with a dislocated shoulder the last couple of weeks and I
> think I can ride 25 by Sunday. I'm not going to be riding anything
> special and my Lotus fixed-gear is a lot like Johnny Cash's Cadillac, but
> I'm sure
> the average is pre-85. Anyway, I'll see you all out there.
>
> I also wanted to say I like how the lost has gotten a sense or humor in
> the
> last year. The whole Dick Power thing was starting to remind me about
> firestorm that rose up around Ken denny's use of the "M" word. I hope the
> fun attitude stays around until I get back on board in a few months.
> enjoy,
> monkeyman known to the IRS as Brandon Ives
> Sunny 74 Santa Barbara, CA
>
> "Nobody can do everything, but if everybody did something everything would
> get done." Gil Scott-Heron