View Full Version : Riding in Rolling Thunder (May 29, 2011)
Rob Mexico
May-11th-2011, 11:04 AM
Who wants to join me in Rolling Thunder? All motorcycles are welcome. I am trying to put a group together to ride with. Let's show respect to the heros that have fought for our freedom. Who will join me?
mikebike
May-11th-2011, 11:08 AM
Where are you going to meet up at? Do you know the time frame when to meet up and when everything is done. I got a sportbike Honda cbr 954.
Mike
Rob Mexico
May-11th-2011, 11:23 AM
I have not decided where to meet up yet. Right now it is just me and my gf that are going together (she will be on the back of my bike). I am hoping to get a few more bikes together for the ride. We would ride to the Pentagon around 6:30am and then the rally actually starts at 12pm. It is a great experience. Rolling Thunder is an all day event. Are you interested?
Capt. Kaos
May-11th-2011, 11:36 AM
If you havent done this ride before, Go!
It is un-freakin'believable!
Most bike shops in the area have meet-ups and ride-ins organized in advance, I'd check around and see if you can't get in an organized group.
It's helpful, especially if you've never been.
Gone but not forgotten
Rob Mexico
May-11th-2011, 11:40 AM
I went last year. I prefer to go with my own small group. I got the invite from Patriot already. I don't remember what time they leave though.
Capt. Kaos
May-11th-2011, 11:42 AM
I went last year. I prefer to go with my own small group. I got the invite from Patriot already. I don't remember what time they leave though.
That's cool, when I go it's much easier for me to go with a big group,I like the police escorts.
Rob Mexico
May-11th-2011, 12:13 PM
That's cool, when I go it's much easier for me to go with a big group,I like the police escorts.
Could you tell me more about it? It doesn't get over crowded? Pretty much just a place to meet up and ride to the parking lot?
Capt. Kaos
May-11th-2011, 01:34 PM
We meet up at Frederick Harley. Hang out for a bit and then saddle up for the ride to the pentagon.
It's a police escorted ride so there's not much worry of getting pulled apart or vehicles breaking in to the line.
As far as overcrowded, nah, it's not so bad. I was much more concerned with the ride from the pentagon.
MikeSellers45
May-11th-2011, 09:01 PM
I have been going to Rolling Thunder for as long as I can remember. My dad and his friend have taken my brothers and I down since we were little and it is a tradition for us now. My uncle used to ride in it every year but he passed away in May of 02. One of these years I would like to ride in it to honor all of our veterans and my uncle.
Rob Mexico
May-12th-2011, 07:33 AM
I have been going to Rolling Thunder for as long as I can remember. My dad and his friend have taken my brothers and I down since we were little and it is a tradition for us now. My uncle used to ride in it every year but he passed away in May of 02. One of these years I would like to ride in it to honor all of our veterans and my uncle.
Sorry to hear about your Uncle. Do you have your motorcycle license? You should ride in it if you do.
SloppyOneXXVI
May-12th-2011, 08:20 AM
Shameless plug coming:
After riding in Rolling Thunder (which I recommend EVERYONE do, its an awesome ride) head on over to the 1st Annual Stars, Stripes, and Spokes bike rally at RFK stadium. There's 30 live bands, stunt bike shows, bikini contests, a police rodeo, military displays, tons of bike vendors, and much more! Check it out here:
http://stars-stripes-spokes.com/
Click on the events calendar to see when all the different activities are scheduled! If you have any questions please let me know.
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