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What's the opinion on the best place to seek training riding the big adventure bikes? Jimmy Lewis, Rawhyde, BMW? Living in Michigan the closest is the BMW training center in South Carolina, I think. But I am thinking of taking a spring ride in Arizona, Southern Utah, and Jimmy Lewis is just over in Nevada. Any thoughts? Thanks Chris

Eric is a better rider than me, so I'd go with Jimmy Lewis if you're flipping a coin at this point.

I took the RawHyde course and it was excellent. I arrived with zero off-pavement experience and left with a lot of confidence. That said, I think any of the classes you mentioned are going to be great and people have good things to say about all of them. There's another well known course in the PNW area called PSSOR if you make it over there. The great thing about these things is you can take them all! Just pick any one of them to get started on the adventure.

That's the first I have heard about it! I ride in that area quite a bit....incredible area

Have fun guys, I'm flying up to Kenai, AK for work in the morning. I'd much rather be riding with you guys. Although the freezing rain/snow mix for the rest of the week will make me appreciate our weather so much more!!

From Woody: for you amigo,,day two results,,,now on to lightening rear of sprocket carrier and start mill work on the hub itself....will keep you all posted ,,spokes rim are all being handled Sneak preview #2 new Superlite rear hub assy for Eric Hall's special project 1/2 lb removed from cush drive ,,, next the back side :>) Sneak preview #2 new Superlite rear hub assy for Eric Hall's special project 1/2 lb removed from cush drive ,,, next the back side :>) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

We're just about loaded up here... Heading south in the AM!

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