Ocotillo Boy
Jun 28 2010, 10:33 AM
Hey Dave.....my buddy Does a bunch of riding up north and he suggested this route.
Whats your thoughts??
QUOTE
OK Bryan,
This will get you home in 4 days and not be too harsh on your toosh!
Get a map when you get there to go over the route. I made sure not to take some of the more obscure routes until your in a group. This will keep things a bit civilized and easy to follow solo! You may want a camera if your cell doesn't have one!
Day One:
Oregon Rte 6 West out of Beaverton to the US101 (tillamook). Even if your not hungry or if its morning, stop for an ice cream at the factory!
US101 South to Coos Bay. Pick up the 42 East to Interstate 5 South to Grants Pass. Stay there the first night. A good size town and should be easy to find a room.
Day Two:
Take the US199 South out of Grants Pass. This will take you to Crescent City CA. It is one of the best roads I've ever been on. When it ends at the 101 you will be sad....for a minute. US101 South through the Redwood Nat'l Forest. This is freaking amazing! Biggest trees you'll ever see! Continue to Arcata. Pick up the CA299 towards Redding. This goes through the Trinity Nat'l Forest and will test your twisty skills. All new road too!
Stay in Redding.
Day Three:
Continue on the 299 towards Burney. Be careful. The road is bitchin' and Burney is a cool town. If you stay too long you won't come home. A few miles past Burney you'll pick up the 44/89 South. Take to Susanville and pick up the US395 South there. This will be a cruise section. You can test out that 6th gear for a bit. Once you get through the I eat poohole that is Reno, the 395 gets busy through Mammoth. Head to Bishop for the night. Hit up Raymond's Deli for incredible grub!
Day Four:
Get up early. You have about an hour of nice before you hit the heat. You want to miss as much of that as you can. Depending whether you are dog tired or just getting your stride you can head home on the I-15 @ Victorville, or if your man-gina isn't calling the shots, take the 18 up and over Big Bear for a last romp in the twisties before home!
Day five:
Best sleep you ever had!
Enjoy every minute of it!
Whoodatt
Jun 28 2010, 10:53 AM
QUOTE (Ocotillo Boy @ Jun 27 2010, 10:19 PM)
QUOTE (Exotica1 @ Jun 27 2010, 08:23 PM)
for long trips i usually use a camelback. start looking for gas at 1/2 tank..On the 101 thats not a problem,on the 1 a little harder. Whenever you do stop have a little snack. If there is a picnic table,lie on it. Stretches out the back.If you are doing it in 2 days,the fog can be a problem in the am. I usually ride from 8 til 5 and find a hotel. A drink, dinner, some porn ,and sleep makes for a nice evening. Repeat every day till you're home. My .02 Its worked for me for the last 30 years.
Call your
whenever you come to a stop for the night to tell her where you are. OR NOT!
Some good advice here.
Question for ya Dave.....do you think for my first long trip I should just beeline down the 5fwy?
Any cool stuff to see on the 5 or is it just nothingness?
You could go down the 99, there is even more nothingness to see.
farmdog
Jun 28 2010, 10:59 AM
QUOTE (Whoodatt @ Jun 28 2010, 11:53 AM)
QUOTE (Ocotillo Boy @ Jun 27 2010, 10:19 PM)
QUOTE (Exotica1 @ Jun 27 2010, 08:23 PM)
for long trips i usually use a camelback. start looking for gas at 1/2 tank..On the 101 thats not a problem,on the 1 a little harder. Whenever you do stop have a little snack. If there is a picnic table,lie on it. Stretches out the back.If you are doing it in 2 days,the fog can be a problem in the am. I usually ride from 8 til 5 and find a hotel. A drink, dinner, some porn ,and sleep makes for a nice evening. Repeat every day till you're home. My .02 Its worked for me for the last 30 years.
Call your
whenever you come to a stop for the night to tell her where you are. OR NOT!
Some good advice here.
Question for ya Dave.....do you think for my first long trip I should just beeline down the 5fwy?
Any cool stuff to see on the 5 or is it just nothingness?
You could go down the 99, there is even more nothingness to see.
come on theres cows, pasture, farmland, more cows, shilage, more cows and the worst air quality in calif what could be better !
Ocotillo Boy
Jun 28 2010, 11:00 AM
Got my insurance coming in the Fax soon....
Hurry up Jeff The Insurance Guy
Ocotillo Boy
Jun 28 2010, 11:11 AM
QUOTE (farmdog @ Jun 28 2010, 10:59 AM)
QUOTE (Whoodatt @ Jun 28 2010, 11:53 AM)
QUOTE (Ocotillo Boy @ Jun 27 2010, 10:19 PM)
QUOTE (Exotica1 @ Jun 27 2010, 08:23 PM)
for long trips i usually use a camelback. start looking for gas at 1/2 tank..On the 101 thats not a problem,on the 1 a little harder. Whenever you do stop have a little snack. If there is a picnic table,lie on it. Stretches out the back.If you are doing it in 2 days,the fog can be a problem in the am. I usually ride from 8 til 5 and find a hotel. A drink, dinner, some porn ,and sleep makes for a nice evening. Repeat every day till you're home. My .02 Its worked for me for the last 30 years.
Call your
whenever you come to a stop for the night to tell her where you are. OR NOT!
Some good advice here.
Question for ya Dave.....do you think for my first long trip I should just beeline down the 5fwy?
Any cool stuff to see on the 5 or is it just nothingness?
You could go down the 99, there is even more nothingness to see.
come on theres cows, pasture, farmland, more cows, shilage, more cows and the worst air quality in calif what could be better !
Hero
Jun 28 2010, 11:16 AM
Have a good trip brudda!!
BeachHead
Jun 28 2010, 12:46 PM
Beautiful bike! Now I know why you parted with those other gems. Have a great ride home...Did that once with a corvette I bought, drive of a lifetime.
Whoodatt
Jun 28 2010, 01:16 PM
QUOTE (farmdog @ Jun 28 2010, 11:59 AM)
QUOTE (Whoodatt @ Jun 28 2010, 11:53 AM)
QUOTE (Ocotillo Boy @ Jun 27 2010, 10:19 PM)
QUOTE (Exotica1 @ Jun 27 2010, 08:23 PM)
for long trips i usually use a camelback. start looking for gas at 1/2 tank..On the 101 thats not a problem,on the 1 a little harder. Whenever you do stop have a little snack. If there is a picnic table,lie on it. Stretches out the back.If you are doing it in 2 days,the fog can be a problem in the am. I usually ride from 8 til 5 and find a hotel. A drink, dinner, some porn ,and sleep makes for a nice evening. Repeat every day till you're home. My .02 Its worked for me for the last 30 years.
Call your
whenever you come to a stop for the night to tell her where you are. OR NOT!
Some good advice here.
Question for ya Dave.....do you think for my first long trip I should just beeline down the 5fwy?
Any cool stuff to see on the 5 or is it just nothingness?
You could go down the 99, there is even more nothingness to see.
come on theres cows, pasture, farmland, more cows, shilage, more cows and the worst air quality in calif what could be better !
I was just up in Woodlake for my daughters graduation and can you believe I use to love making that trip the first 5 - 6 times. Now thats pretty much all I see.
Ocotillo Boy
Jun 28 2010, 01:28 PM
Insurance is in order
Thanks Jeff!!!
Exotica1
Jun 28 2010, 03:50 PM
OB,I've done some of those roads he suggested. Crescent City and The Redwoods are awesome. However,the very first time I rode the coast Highway the rule of thumb was stay on the One except when it merged with the 101 and then get back on the 1 every chance you get. Won;t have to worry about traveling inland with the heat and it will easily get ya home in 4 tush appealing days.300+ miles a day when all you do is ride is a piece of cake. I bet ya get back in 3 and don't stop talking about it for 5. Mount that camera on your bike,having it on top your helmet,makes ya look like a dork! LOL.
Fireballsocal
Jun 28 2010, 04:57 PM
Plus it will put alot of resistance on your neck.
Doc Savage
Jun 28 2010, 05:19 PM
OB when you get her home lets hook up for a ride up to "Hell's Kitchen" at the top of 74. Great ride, don't care to race to the top ,enjoy the ride!!!
Ocotillo Boy
Jun 28 2010, 05:22 PM
QUOTE (Exotica1 @ Jun 28 2010, 03:50 PM)
OB,I've done some of those roads he suggested. Crescent City and The Redwoods are awesome. However,the very first time I rode the coast Highway the rule of thumb was stay on the One except when it merged with the 101 and then get back on the 1 every chance you get. Won;t have to worry about traveling inland with the heat and it will easily get ya home in 4 tush appealing days.300+ miles a day when all you do is ride is a piece of cake. I bet ya get back in 3 and don't stop talking about it for 5. Mount that camera on your bike,having it on top your helmet,makes ya look like a dork! LOL.
I'm really thinking I wanna stay as Coastal as I can. Heat will fatigue me quick.
I'll bring the suction mount for the Cam. I'll prob still look like a dork though
Dave, will I get to see Big Sur staying coastal??
Things I'd like to do:
1: Some twisties through a big green forest
2: Some twisties next to the Ocean
3: See Coos Bay
4: See Big Sur
5: See hearst Castle
6: Cross the Golden Gate Bridge
7: Alcatraz Tour
8: Some good yummy Steak and Seafood dinners
9: Some semi cool lodging w/ views if possible and a nice pool-spa to swim-relax-rejuvenate
10: I know there is a whole LOT more stuff but I'm a North bound noob
Ocotillo Boy
Jun 28 2010, 05:24 PM
QUOTE (Doc Savage @ Jun 28 2010, 05:19 PM)
OB when you get her home lets hook up for a ride up to "Hell's Kitchen" at the top of 74. Great ride, don't care to race to the top ,enjoy the ride!!!
Heck ya. I dont race either. Street is for fun and fun only. I'm not fast and I wont ride over my head to prove it.
I'm with ya.....just ride for the ride
Ocotillo Boy
Jun 28 2010, 07:05 PM
Times a tickin!! Getting VERY restless!
Plane ticket.....check
Insurance......check
Money for trip.....check
Money for bike.....check
gear ready......check
bag packed.....check
trip planned.....check (freestyle).....head south in a round about way
Audio, video and communications in order.......check
Go over check list again........check
blackmagic250R
Jun 28 2010, 07:15 PM
hey OB i did that trip 2 up about 2 months ago, best thing I ever did was buy bananas get a bundle when you get off the plane and everytime you stop for gas get eat a banana and drink a water bottle. I went from Winchester to OC and didnt even have leg cramps. I also did it in 2 days lol.
ONE-A-DAY
Jun 28 2010, 07:30 PM
My wife and I would do 300 miles a day no problem on our Multistrada. The annual trip to Monterey was a one day trip, no freeways, all back roads, about 350 miles. The Sargent seat is a huge plus, the factory multi seats are awful. The one thing about a multi as you know, especially one that has a full system and a upgraded computer to match the exhaust is the fuel range. Anything more than a 100 miles or so a tank full is a bonus, so you get to make lots of stops to stretch your legs.
ONE-A-DAY
Jun 28 2010, 07:36 PM
Since its a newer model you also have the wet clutch, which personally I think is wrong for a Ducati, but on the other hand you cant argue with how much better it is than the dry clutch, way easier to pull, especially with the slave cylinder upgrade, and much more progressive. Also bring some tools so you can take the DB killers out of the Staintunes, so it sounds like it should. Most air cooled Duc owners go down one tooth on the front sprocket, if the owner has not already, do it, you will love the third gear power wheelies coming out of the turns.
hondajimz
Jun 28 2010, 07:44 PM
QUOTE (Ocotillo Boy @ Jun 28 2010, 06:22 PM)
QUOTE (Exotica1 @ Jun 28 2010, 03:50 PM)
OB,I've done some of those roads he suggested. Crescent City and The Redwoods are awesome. However,the very first time I rode the coast Highway the rule of thumb was stay on the One except when it merged with the 101 and then get back on the 1 every chance you get. Won;t have to worry about traveling inland with the heat and it will easily get ya home in 4 tush appealing days.300+ miles a day when all you do is ride is a piece of cake. I bet ya get back in 3 and don't stop talking about it for 5. Mount that camera on your bike,having it on top your helmet,makes ya look like a dork! LOL.
I'm really thinking I wanna stay as Coastal as I can. Heat will fatigue me quick.
I'll bring the suction mount for the Cam. I'll prob still look like a dork though
Dave, will I get to see Big Sur staying coastal??
Things I'd like to do:
1: Some twisties through a big green forest
2: Some twisties next to the Ocean
3: See Coos Bay
4: See Big Sur
5: See hearst Castle
6: Cross the Golden Gate Bridge
7: Alcatraz Tour
8: Some good yummy Steak and Seafood dinners
9: Some semi cool lodging w/ views if possible and a nice pool-spa to swim-relax-rejuvenate
10: I know there is a whole LOT more stuff but I'm a North bound noob
I'm predicting OB will have the house for sale and moving North after this trip. You will get to experience # 1,2 for most of your trip and will fall in love with the scenery. Trust me, anything is scenic compared to Devore !!!
Stop in Nipomo ( Jocko's ) for the best steak of your life.
If you like baseball, see if the Giants are in town. They have the nicest ballpark in baseball and worth chcking out.
Exotica1
Jun 28 2010, 08:04 PM
QUOTE (Ocotillo Boy @ Jun 28 2010, 06:22 PM)
QUOTE (Exotica1 @ Jun 28 2010, 03:50 PM)
OB,I've done some of those roads he suggested. Crescent City and The Redwoods are awesome. However,the very first time I rode the coast Highway the rule of thumb was stay on the One except when it merged with the 101 and then get back on the 1 every chance you get. Won;t have to worry about traveling inland with the heat and it will easily get ya home in 4 tush appealing days.300+ miles a day when all you do is ride is a piece of cake. I bet ya get back in 3 and don't stop talking about it for 5. Mount that camera on your bike,having it on top your helmet,makes ya look like a dork! LOL.
I'm really thinking I wanna stay as Coastal as I can. Heat will fatigue me quick.
I'll bring the suction mount for the Cam. I'll prob still look like a dork though
Dave, will I get to see Big Sur staying coastal??
Things I'd like to do:
1: Some twisties through a big green forest
2: Some twisties next to the Ocean
3: See Coos Bay
4: See Big Sur
5: See hearst Castle
6: Cross the Golden Gate Bridge
7: Alcatraz Tour
8: Some good yummy Steak and Seafood dinners
9: Some semi cool lodging w/ views if possible and a nice pool-spa to swim-relax-rejuvenate
10: I know there is a whole LOT more stuff but I'm a North bound noob
Yes, you will see all that and more between the 101 and the 1. See if you can get a room at Ragged Point. It's literally on the edge of the coast highway. Great restaurant. If you got some $$ and want pampering,there is a Hyatt in the Forest in Big Sur. Massage and a Happy($$$) ending? Also,just past Hearst CAstle there is a beach with Elephant Seals on it. Its well marked check it out. ALso follow the signs down to Morro Bay. Nice cheap hotels and great seafood.
ONE-A-DAY
Jun 28 2010, 09:02 PM
QUOTE (Exotica1 @ Jun 28 2010, 09:04 PM)
QUOTE (Ocotillo Boy @ Jun 28 2010, 06:22 PM)
QUOTE (Exotica1 @ Jun 28 2010, 03:50 PM)
OB,I've done some of those roads he suggested. Crescent City and The Redwoods are awesome. However,the very first time I rode the coast Highway the rule of thumb was stay on the One except when it merged with the 101 and then get back on the 1 every chance you get. Won;t have to worry about traveling inland with the heat and it will easily get ya home in 4 tush appealing days.300+ miles a day when all you do is ride is a piece of cake. I bet ya get back in 3 and don't stop talking about it for 5. Mount that camera on your bike,having it on top your helmet,makes ya look like a dork! LOL.
I'm really thinking I wanna stay as Coastal as I can. Heat will fatigue me quick.
I'll bring the suction mount for the Cam. I'll prob still look like a dork though
Dave, will I get to see Big Sur staying coastal??
Things I'd like to do:
1: Some twisties through a big green forest
2: Some twisties next to the Ocean
3: See Coos Bay
4: See Big Sur
5: See hearst Castle
6: Cross the Golden Gate Bridge
7: Alcatraz Tour
8: Some good yummy Steak and Seafood dinners
9: Some semi cool lodging w/ views if possible and a nice pool-spa to swim-relax-rejuvenate
10: I know there is a whole LOT more stuff but I'm a North bound noob
Yes, you will see all that and more between the 101 and the 1. See if you can get a room at Ragged Point. It's literally on the edge of the coast highway. Great restaurant. If you got some $$ and want pampering,there is a Hyatt in the Forest in Big Sur. Massage and a Happy($$$) ending? Also,just past Hearst CAstle there is a beach with Elephant Seals on it. Its well marked check it out. ALso follow the signs down to Morro Bay. Nice cheap hotels and great seafood.
Dave, u still renting BMW's? Been wanting to try out a 1200 RT for a week get away with my wife, rent before I buy so to speak.
Ocotillo Boy
Jun 28 2010, 09:10 PM
Man......you guys are all so awesome with such great advice! I REALLY appreciate all the help from everybody!
Banannas and water sounds like a great idea. I know when I'm out moving machines on a long hard day that helps.
I'll probably have him pull the DB killers out before I even get there. Curious what it sounds like now BUT I know I'll like it better without. Plus....I like to be heard before seen anyways. Safer I think. I bet going down one tooth on the counter shaft turns that bike into an animal. How much top end cruise ability do you lose with the Multi?
QUOTE
Yes, you will see all that and more between the 101 and the 1. See if you can get a room at Ragged Point. It's literally on the edge of the coast highway. Great restaurant. If you got some $$ and want pampering,there is a Hyatt in the Forest in Big Sur. Massage and a Happy($$$) ending? Also,just past Hearst CAstle there is a beach with Elephant Seals on it. Its well marked check it out. ALso follow the signs down to Morro Bay. Nice cheap hotels and great seafood.
ALL that sounds Bad Azz!! I'm REALLY getting excited Dave!! Damm is it time to go yet?!!? Where is Ragged Point?
I bet road trips with you would be Epic!! You know all the cool chit.
Dave, any major concerns anywhere with people effing with bikes? Motel-Hotel's to avoid other than the obvious when I see it?
Any hazards to be aware of on the 101 & 1 trip home that a non-noob to the Coast rider knows about?
South Bay
Jun 28 2010, 09:12 PM
QUOTE (TNTDUNER @ Jun 28 2010, 08:36 PM)
Since its a newer model you also have the wet clutch, which personally I think is wrong for a Ducati, but on the other hand you cant argue with how much better it is than the dry clutch, way easier to pull, especially with the slave cylinder upgrade, and much more progressive. Also bring some tools so you can take the DB killers out of the Staintunes, so it sounds like it should. Most air cooled Duc owners go down one tooth on the front sprocket, if the owner has not already, do it, you will love the third gear power wheelies coming out of the turns.
^ ^ ^ This. ifin it hasn't already been done.
Ocotillo Boy
Jun 28 2010, 09:15 PM
QUOTE (TNTDUNER @ Jun 28 2010, 09:02 PM)
Dave, u still renting BMW's? Been wanting to try out a 1200 RT for a week get away with my wife, rent before I buy so to speak.
Walt, I have a pretty good "in" at BMW of Riverside. I could arrange a free demo for you for 4 or 5 days. Not sure if he'll go for a week but a VERY long weekend for sure. Pick up Thursday night, bring back Monday afternoon.
I was gonna demo a 1200RT but I knew in my heart a Multi was what I wanted-needed for the semi-local stuff I do so I didn't wanna waste his time.
ONE-A-DAY
Jun 28 2010, 09:33 PM
QUOTE (Ocotillo Boy @ Jun 28 2010, 10:15 PM)
QUOTE (TNTDUNER @ Jun 28 2010, 09:02 PM)
Dave, u still renting BMW's? Been wanting to try out a 1200 RT for a week get away with my wife, rent before I buy so to speak.
Walt, I have a pretty good "in" at BMW of Riverside. I could arrange a free demo for you for 4 or 5 days. Not sure if he'll go for a week but a VERY long weekend for sure. Pick up Thursday night, bring back Monday afternoon.
I was gonna demo a 1200RT but I knew in my heart a Multi was what I wanted-needed for the semi-local stuff I do so I didn't wanna waste his time.
OK, Ill let you know, probably wait till fall so its a bit cooler. When you get back and want to meet up for a Sunday morning breakfast canyon run let me know.
Exotica1
Jun 28 2010, 09:43 PM
QUOTE (TNTDUNER @ Jun 28 2010, 10:02 PM)
QUOTE (Exotica1 @ Jun 28 2010, 09:04 PM)
QUOTE (Ocotillo Boy @ Jun 28 2010, 06:22 PM)
QUOTE (Exotica1 @ Jun 28 2010, 03:50 PM)
OB,I've done some of those roads he suggested. Crescent City and The Redwoods are awesome. However,the very first time I rode the coast Highway the rule of thumb was stay on the One except when it merged with the 101 and then get back on the 1 every chance you get. Won;t have to worry about traveling inland with the heat and it will easily get ya home in 4 tush appealing days.300+ miles a day when all you do is ride is a piece of cake. I bet ya get back in 3 and don't stop talking about it for 5. Mount that camera on your bike,having it on top your helmet,makes ya look like a dork! LOL.
I'm really thinking I wanna stay as Coastal as I can. Heat will fatigue me quick.
I'll bring the suction mount for the Cam. I'll prob still look like a dork though
Dave, will I get to see Big Sur staying coastal??
Things I'd like to do:
1: Some twisties through a big green forest
2: Some twisties next to the Ocean
3: See Coos Bay
4: See Big Sur
5: See hearst Castle
6: Cross the Golden Gate Bridge
7: Alcatraz Tour
8: Some good yummy Steak and Seafood dinners
9: Some semi cool lodging w/ views if possible and a nice pool-spa to swim-relax-rejuvenate
10: I know there is a whole LOT more stuff but I'm a North bound noob
Yes, you will see all that and more between the 101 and the 1. See if you can get a room at Ragged Point. It's literally on the edge of the coast highway. Great restaurant. If you got some $$ and want pampering,there is a Hyatt in the Forest in Big Sur. Massage and a Happy($$$) ending? Also,just past Hearst CAstle there is a beach with Elephant Seals on it. Its well marked check it out. ALso follow the signs down to Morro Bay. Nice cheap hotels and great seafood.
Dave, u still renting BMW's? Been wanting to try out a 1200 RT for a week get away with my wife, rent before I buy so to speak.
Yep I got ya covered. Let me know
Ocotillo Boy
Jun 28 2010, 09:43 PM
QUOTE (TNTDUNER @ Jun 28 2010, 09:33 PM)
QUOTE (Ocotillo Boy @ Jun 28 2010, 10:15 PM)
QUOTE (TNTDUNER @ Jun 28 2010, 09:02 PM)
Dave, u still renting BMW's? Been wanting to try out a 1200 RT for a week get away with my wife, rent before I buy so to speak.
Walt, I have a pretty good "in" at BMW of Riverside. I could arrange a free demo for you for 4 or 5 days. Not sure if he'll go for a week but a VERY long weekend for sure. Pick up Thursday night, bring back Monday afternoon.
I was gonna demo a 1200RT but I knew in my heart a Multi was what I wanted-needed for the semi-local stuff I do so I didn't wanna waste his time.
OK, Ill let you know, probably wait till fall so its a bit cooler. When you get back and want to meet up for a Sunday morning breakfast canyon run let me know.
Sounds good. Which Monster did you get exactly?
Exotica1
Jun 28 2010, 09:45 PM
Exotica1
Jun 28 2010, 09:47 PM
Remember the 1 is the main ride road the 101 is just to keep going on the 1. Bring some warm stuff for the am and while you are up north
ONE-A-DAY
Jun 29 2010, 08:17 AM
QUOTE (Ocotillo Boy @ Jun 28 2010, 10:43 PM)
QUOTE (TNTDUNER @ Jun 28 2010, 09:33 PM)
QUOTE (Ocotillo Boy @ Jun 28 2010, 10:15 PM)
QUOTE (TNTDUNER @ Jun 28 2010, 09:02 PM)
Dave, u still renting BMW's? Been wanting to try out a 1200 RT for a week get away with my wife, rent before I buy so to speak.
Walt, I have a pretty good "in" at BMW of Riverside. I could arrange a free demo for you for 4 or 5 days. Not sure if he'll go for a week but a VERY long weekend for sure. Pick up Thursday night, bring back Monday afternoon.
I was gonna demo a 1200RT but I knew in my heart a Multi was what I wanted-needed for the semi-local stuff I do so I didn't wanna waste his time.
OK, Ill let you know, probably wait till fall so its a bit cooler. When you get back and want to meet up for a Sunday morning breakfast canyon run let me know.
Sounds good. Which Monster did you get exactly?
jeff the insurance guy
Jun 29 2010, 01:40 PM
O.K. guys with all this Ducati talk I just noticed a bulliton from Foremost Insurance (company I write all off road, bikes, boats mobiles and r.v.'s with) and for the best producing agent in July and August gets a new Dukati "Street Fighter"
Help!!!!. I could join Walt and Ocotillo Boy on a ride. Let me quote you other toys besides sand cars.
I do it all.
Thanks, Jeff
Ocotillo Boy
Jun 29 2010, 01:52 PM
QUOTE (jeff the insurance guy @ Jun 29 2010, 01:40 PM)
O.K. guys with all this Ducati talk I just noticed a bulliton from Foremost Insurance (company I write all off road, bikes, boats mobiles and r.v.'s with) and for the best producing agent in July and August gets a new Dukati "Street Fighter"
Help!!!!. I could join Walt and Ocotillo Boy on a ride. Let me quote you other toys besides sand cars.
I do it all.
Thanks, Jeff
Did you get my cancellation letter for ALL my policies?
jeff the insurance guy
Jun 29 2010, 02:13 PM
QUOTE (Ocotillo Boy @ Jun 29 2010, 02:52 PM)
QUOTE (jeff the insurance guy @ Jun 29 2010, 01:40 PM)
O.K. guys with all this Ducati talk I just noticed a bulliton from Foremost Insurance (company I write all off road, bikes, boats mobiles and r.v.'s with) and for the best producing agent in July and August gets a new Dukati "Street Fighter"
Help!!!!. I could join Walt and Ocotillo Boy on a ride. Let me quote you other toys besides sand cars.
I do it all.
Thanks, Jeff
Did you get my cancellation letter for ALL my policies?
Are you telling me that you dont want that new Ducati insured for its maiden voyage ?
Come on !!! O.B. No other agent could handle you and your toys coverage like I do.
Jeff
jeff the insurance guy
Jun 29 2010, 02:21 PM
QUOTE (Ocotillo Boy @ Jun 28 2010, 12:00 PM)
Got my insurance coming in the Fax soon....
Hurry up Jeff The Insurance Guy
Sent yesterday.
Jeff
Ocotillo Boy
Jun 29 2010, 03:56 PM
QUOTE (jeff the insurance guy @ Jun 29 2010, 02:13 PM)
QUOTE (Ocotillo Boy @ Jun 29 2010, 02:52 PM)
QUOTE (jeff the insurance guy @ Jun 29 2010, 01:40 PM)
O.K. guys with all this Ducati talk I just noticed a bulliton from Foremost Insurance (company I write all off road, bikes, boats mobiles and r.v.'s with) and for the best producing agent in July and August gets a new Dukati "Street Fighter" Help!!!!. I could join Walt and Ocotillo Boy on a ride. Let me quote you other toys besides sand cars.
I do it all.
Thanks, Jeff
Did you get my cancellation letter for ALL my policies?
Are you telling me that you dont want that new Ducati insured for its maiden voyage ?
Come on !!! O.B. No other agent could handle you and your toys coverage like I do.
Jeff
To be frank with you......I don't WANT any other insurance guy handling my stuff.
That's the good news.....
The bad news:
That means your stuck with my happy azz
Ocotillo Boy
Jun 30 2010, 02:25 AM
This is OB, signing off.
Next stop, Oregon
farmdog
Jun 30 2010, 03:14 AM
QUOTE (Ocotillo Boy @ Jun 30 2010, 03:25 AM)
This is OB, signing off.
Next stop, Oregon
ob we will be up in hollister this weekend then heading back down to pismo for the fourth if your any where near, 559 359 7158, bud.
jeff the insurance guy
Jun 30 2010, 07:24 AM
QUOTE (Ocotillo Boy @ Jun 30 2010, 03:25 AM)
This is OB, signing off.
Next stop, Oregon
Be safe and have a epic trip.
Jeff
jeff the insurance guy
Jul 1 2010, 03:00 PM
Why is it soo quiet ? is someone missing, not lurking and
I dont get it.
jeff
ONE-A-DAY
Jul 1 2010, 03:41 PM
Seems so peaceful
Ocotillo Boy
Jul 4 2010, 05:55 PM
The most EPIC journey I've EVER had......
Pics later.....
Home and tired but safe and sound and no tickets.....
1340 miles total and was no problemo
ehall
Jul 4 2010, 06:11 PM
forget about resting, we need details and pics as soon as possible. would love to do this same trip some day.
Ocotillo Boy
Jul 4 2010, 07:01 PM
yummi
Jul 4 2010, 07:05 PM
QUOTE (jeff the insurance guy @ Jun 29 2010, 02:40 PM)
O.K. guys with all this Ducati talk I just noticed a bulliton from Foremost Insurance (company I write all off road, bikes, boats mobiles and r.v.'s with) and for the best producing agent in July and August gets a new Dukati "Street Fighter"
Help!!!!. I could join Walt and Ocotillo Boy on a ride. Let me quote you other toys besides sand cars.
I do it all.
Thanks, Jeff
I have a foremost agent here that i dont know - can you "take" the policy?
jeff the insurance guy
Jul 6 2010, 07:16 AM
QUOTE (yummi @ Jul 4 2010, 08:05 PM)
QUOTE (jeff the insurance guy @ Jun 29 2010, 02:40 PM)
O.K. guys with all this Ducati talk I just noticed a bulliton from Foremost Insurance (company I write all off road, bikes, boats mobiles and r.v.'s with) and for the best producing agent in July and August gets a new Dukati "Street Fighter"
Help!!!!. I could join Walt and Ocotillo Boy on a ride. Let me quote you other toys besides sand cars.
I do it all.
Thanks, Jeff
I have a foremost agent here that i dont know - can you "take" the policy?
Morning,
Give me a call at the office and we can talk about options or p.m. me you # and when to call you.
Jeff
jeff the insurance guy
Jul 6 2010, 07:17 AM
QUOTE (Ocotillo Boy @ Jul 4 2010, 08:01 PM)
Welcome back, good to hear it was as good as expected. Congrats on new ride.
Jeff
Insurance Girl
Jul 6 2010, 11:40 AM
What's the deal with these Ducati's??? I have financed 4 of em in the last 3 weeks and 2 more coming in this week. The guys that buy em act like they are on cloud 9.
saychz316
Jul 6 2010, 11:43 AM
QUOTE (Insurance Girl @ Jul 6 2010, 12:40 PM)
What's the deal with these Ducati's??? I have financed 4 of em in the last 3 weeks and 2 more coming in this week. The guys that buy em act like they are on cloud 9.
its the difference between driving a ferrari and a honda accord. both get you there, but one just has a little more personality than the other...
Insurance Girl
Jul 6 2010, 11:44 AM
I thought maybe they were having a massive sale on them or something, cuz a lot of people are buying them lately.
jeff the insurance guy
Jul 6 2010, 12:22 PM
QUOTE (Insurance Girl @ Jul 6 2010, 12:44 PM)
I thought maybe they were having a massive sale on them or something, cuz a lot of people are buying them lately.
I getting mine from Foremost if I write enough policies over the next two months
c'mon Shannon send me some of your customers too and I'll let you take it out for a weekend canyon run.
Jeff
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