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Postby ste.j » Tue Jul 03, 2007 3:21 am

Your'e not alone now the others are gone.
Looks like I am going to have to go along next year too.
Was hoping to get to the first meet but same as Tim I have to work.
:cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

Huge disappointment
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Postby Greg » Wed Jul 04, 2007 2:35 am

tim wrote:
only me and Tim reading now

Quiet here innit?

In a day or two it'll only be me :cry:

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me too


sucks not to be there riding :cry:
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Postby BeemerDonS » Wed Jul 04, 2007 3:14 am

Karza, Torque, Robin, Michael J, Mark, fahr_side, Chris N and Pingvin: Have a really great time and take lots of pictures with you and your bikes for us; and drink a lot of beers in the evening for us.

Above I have posted both my work and home e-mails, and I want to post my home phone number of 480-917-3863 and my work phone number of 602-254-1191x148. As soon as the dates for 2008, not necessarily any particular destination, is known to Alpine Roads Forum members please let AARG' - Arizona Alpine Riders Group know. This Winter if you were to tell us that the Alpine Roads meet is to be over the second weekend of July 2008, then we would contact Stefan Knopf of Knopf Motorradreisen in Heidelberg and reserve our bikes from a Wednesday to a Wednesday.

AARG' really wants to join you fine folks next year for the Alpine Roads meet. Just give us the dates as soon as you can and we would be happy with whatever destination that you pick to meet up at! Sincerely, Don
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Postby ludwig » Wed Jul 04, 2007 3:22 am

I leave tomorrow , wednesday .
an easy 600 km to Donaueschingen .
Thursday Livigno .
Which road I'll take depends on the weather .
For the moment it's raining in Belgium .
Webcam showed snow on the Stelvio , yesterday .
I hope the weather improves the next days .
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Postby fahr_side » Wed Jul 04, 2007 4:27 am

Yeah, it's raining here in Switzerland right now. In an hour I have to go get new tires fitted. A wet ride there on slicks, and a wet ride back on greasy new rubber. :roll:
Fingers crossed it clears up soon.
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Postby Torque » Wed Jul 04, 2007 1:50 pm

BeemerDonS wrote:Karza, Torque, Robin, Michael J, Mark, fahr_side, Chris N and Pingvin: Have a really great time and take lots of pictures with you and your bikes for us; and drink a lot of beers in the evening for us.


Which I was going, but work is gonna keep me in Belgium :(

For the others, like Don says, loads of pics, and drive safe :wink:

Grtz, Philip!
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Postby Mark » Thu Jul 05, 2007 2:19 am

Cheers Don, I'm sure we can manage all that for you.

The weather here is still pretty poor. Very damp, in fact.
However I see no snow on the Stelvio webcam today, so I'm going to go for it tomorrow despite the weather forecast. I reckon I should ride out of the rain.
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Postby fahr_side » Thu Jul 05, 2007 3:11 am

Check out the webcam now. There's your snow!

Now at 16:00 the Stelvio, Glossglockner and Splugen are closed with snow. Oops. Hope our guys aren't caught out in that!
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Postby Michael J » Sun Jul 08, 2007 10:39 am

It's over.

About 2 dozen people were at dinner Friday night.

And I've finally got internet access (sniping bandwidth in Corvara)

This has been the high point of 5 trips to the Alps - no contest.

Karza says France next year.
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Postby tim » Mon Jul 09, 2007 12:53 am

Hi Ralf et al and everybody who met up in Livigno, I moved the photos to another thread, please post and photos and follow-ups there:

http://www.alpineroads.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=540
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Postby Mark » Mon Jul 09, 2007 6:56 am

I got back about two hours ago but decided to hit the beer garden before logging on 8)
I did come back over Umbrail and Ofen, which I failed to do last night because I couldn't be bothered to fill up. A fourth excellent day to add to the other three.
Really good to meet everyone in real life. Friday night was a good party, thanks to all for that (except Karza for those lemony thingies which were revolting and hurt even more the next morning).
Amazing that people came not only from the north of England and the north of Finland but from two other continents.
Pictures are up already?? I don't even know where my camera is right now but I'm about to hop over an look at those that are there now.
Cheers everyone and I hope you all get or got home safely, which I nearly didn't because my radiator started playing up again :shock:
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Postby Ralf » Mon Jul 09, 2007 8:41 am

Mark, which beergarden did you go to just now? :wink:

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Postby Mark » Mon Jul 09, 2007 8:53 am

Landsberger Hof, where else on a Sunday evening :roll:
And then it rained.
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Postby Karza » Thu Jul 26, 2007 10:54 pm

It was really fun to meet all of you guys in Livigno. :D I guess the first AR-meet was a huge success, so we will continue in 2008, if Tim and Mark and others feel the same. :shock: :shock:

Riding together in Stelvio and other great places made us feel really that this bunch of guys from different countries almost all over the world are anyway one group with a great brotherhood and riding in Alpine roads is the main thing for us why we all are bikers. 8)

Dinners were also very fun, and the Limoncello parties, well..... :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

If other fellows agree, the date for 2008 AR-meet in France could be from 10th to 13th of July, like this year thursday-Sunday. :shock: I am still checking out the places, could be for example Barcelonnette or somewhere near that. :shock: www.barcelonnette.com :shock:

Comments please. :!:

My very best regards to all who joined us in Livigno :!: :!: :!:
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Postby Karza » Fri Jul 27, 2007 1:35 am

Good choice for the base of Alpineroads.com-meet 2008 "BONETTE", would be this www.grandhotel-barcelonnette.com :shock: :shock: Been there a few times: on the market square of the village(restaurant, bars, etc. very near), garages for bikes, very reasonable prices, friendly and very helpful(and very French) owner, great roads like:Bonette, C. De Vars, C. De Allos, C. De Cayolle, C.De Izoard, Gorges De Daluis, Gorges De Cians, etc. are all near. :roll:

There is also camping sites in B-nette, at least I know one: www.camping-rioclar.com :roll: for those who would like to camp. :idea:
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