I'll never complain about Edmonton's gravel again

jbcollier · Post by **jbcollier** » Sat May 16, 2015 6:31 pm

There is just tons of gravel on the streets of Moose Jaw. That and lots of places where the road just goes to gravel, or the random road repairs almost everywhere!

Don't get me wrong, the riding is great because the company is great. We're enjoying ourselves a great deal. We were joined by "Andy" on today's ride (modern Vespa GT200): solid rider and lots of fun.

Beautiful city as well. Seems to have more parks than houses at times.

Cheers

Post by **Kevin** » Sat May 16, 2015 8:51 pm

Which bikes went down with ya all ?

Does Trevor still have his ET4 to ride?

jbcollier · Post by **jbcollier** » Sun May 17, 2015 7:33 am

John brought your old Serveta, Angelo his blue and white Lambretta and I brought the SS. Trevor is riding his ET4.

I had hoped to bring the D but I'm trying a different carb on it and didn't quite get it sorted in time.

Cheers

coyoteran · Post by **coyoteran** » Tue May 19, 2015 7:02 am

Well that was a great weekend. Rides were had, food was ate, beverages were drank, lies were told, memories were made, and some of the worlds problems were, if not solved, thoroughly debated.

It was great seeing you guys again and riding with you on the mean streets of Moose Jaw. And that mean streets is not just a turn of phrase. You are right, the gravel on the streets is atrocious but on a positive note, it's better now than it was 2 weeks ago.

Thanks for all the help with the bike. It did die at sort of the best and worst time possible although it would have been better if it had made it one more week. Oh well.

I look forward to riding with the Crudes again in Edmonton or Jasper as the case may be. Until then "Keep the Shiny Side Up"

Trevor

jbcollier · Post by **jbcollier** » Wed May 20, 2015 6:56 am

No word of a lie, Trevor is an amazing cook: one tasty, delectable dish after another. Hie thee to Moose Jaw, the riding is OK but the food -- at Trevor's -- is to die for.