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Looks like a good time!

troy wrote: ↑07 May 2019 09:12 Thanks for sharing about the experience! If you think of it, post a heads-up next year for this event. That's a lot of mud!

I actually learned about it here! Someone posted a link about it. It sure was fun. We think attendance was low as the Arkansas event was the same weekend.

I had a blast at the Gentlemen of the Dirt Road event last weekend in Guthrie, Oklahoma. Here are a couple pics from this muddy event. Also, here is a link to a post where I have a lot more photos. I can highly recommend this event! https://www.klr650.net/forums/showthread.php?t=138953 https://i.img...

Did a little searching and it does look like my Garmi Nuvi 55 LM allows for importing of GPX files. I should be good to go once I get the GPS mounted and power supplied to it. Thanks for offering to assist!

I note the website with info about this rally indicates they provide downloadable GPS info. So I have a car type GPS but don't know if you generally need a different style to allow uploading GPS info such as they rally provides. Any thoughts?

Went ahead and signed up this morning. Early advance pricing through Feb. 16. Anyone else here considering attending? This will be my first event to participate in.

Thanks for posting. Looks like that could be fun!

Thanks for the hint!

That's cool! Pretty area to ride. I'm usually not challenged with attaching photos but having some trouble adding more photos.

Had a nice ride Sunday with about half on gravel roads and half on blacktop on the way home. I used to hunt in this area when I was a kid so it was fun exploring this area on two wheels. Not sure if anyone is using EatSleepRide but it is a cool app that tracks your route. Here's my route from Sunday...

Thanks for the welcome! Definitely on the lookout for fun places to ride. Looks like a great place to learn,

Looks like a blast - hope to make it to an event like this in the future. New rider just figuring it all out!