Howdy Folks SE Texas

[rlasater]

After a couple of months with bad Super Tenere fever, I have finally received the cure!. Just have the first 150 miles on the bike and wow! Sure look forward to running around on this beauty! I am east of Houston. Let me know if you are in the area!

 

[snakebitten]

Texas is Tenere country! They are popping up all over.

Welcome.

 

[echo_four_romeo]

Welcome from Frisco. There are lots of Teneres around the state.

 

[Dallara]

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Welcome from Corpus Christi. Used to live in Galveston, and still get up there pretty regular.

One of these days we're all gonna' have to get together for a "Texas Tenere" ride. There's a bunch of 'em here! ::008::

Dallara



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[snuffcityrider]

Welcome from Graham, enjoy the new ride.

 

[coastie]

Welcome from webster/Clearlake. We also have snakebitten who you met, Combo, and oilfield trash. Further north we have merchant, Tabasco, and tall gears. There are a few more of us but can't remember everybody. Get that bike off the trailer, she belongs on the road

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[rlasater]

Oh, Its off the trailer! Not even this heat can keep me from break in rides. My air input meter reported 102' about an hour ago!

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[rem]

Welcome on, rlasater from Texas. Good choice, good bike, good spot to ride it I figure. I'm thinking about putting mine away for the winter, but not yet. OFf to Atlin, B. C. this moring. IF it doesn't rain us out. ::004:: to the Forum. R. ::022::

 

[cbat]

Welcome from Central. Ride west and enjoy!

 

[barkingllizard]

a simple hello, rlasater.....

 

[coastie]

Welcome on, rlasater from Texas. Good choice, good bike, good spot to ride it I figure. I'm thinking about putting mine away for the winter, but not yet. OFf to Atlin, B. C. this moring. IF it doesn't rain us out. ::004:: to the Forum. R. ::022::

Dont fret REM, us Texans will make sure we post A LOT of pictures of winter riding, so you don't feel left out during the long cold winter in the Yukon. Oh and send money! Ill need it for gas! ::025::

 

[clint64]

Welcome to the forum and congrats on the new bike.

 

[SuperJimbo]

Greets to ya downn there from the Texarkana area. Glad to see more folks around here jumping on board.

 

[hodee]

Welcome to the Tenere World as this is my first post and reply all in one. I am in Southwest Houston/ Sugar Land area and ready to ride my new/used Tenere! I know about the blue fast one but I have the Black faster one. need some farkle advise. Maybe we could hook up for a ride.

 

[Dallara]

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Ya' know...

I'm not sure, and I could be wrong, but I think there are more Texas Tenere owners here on this board that from any other state. ::008::

Anybody ever done a count?

Dallara




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[snuffcityrider]

Maybe we should have a Texas meet. ::003::
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[coastie]

Maybe we should have a Texas meet. ::003::
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Was already thinking of this, but the soonest I could do it would be the weekend before thanksgiving.

 

[snuffcityrider]

Was already thinking of this, but the soonest I could do it would be the weekend before thanksgiving.

Maybe it'd cool down to the 90's by then.

 

[Dallara]

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That would be great!

How about a central location that always has terrific riding - like the Texas Hill Country?

It can be chilly enough in the winter there, and plenty hot in the summer - so how about either Fall or Spring?

That would give the best chances of good weather and good riding both.

The area in and around Kerrville has good infrastructure for both hotels and camping, so that might be a good base spot.

Other ideas? Suggestions?

This could turn into something fantastic! ::012::

Dallara



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[rlasater]

I'm up for that. East Texas is great in the fall too and there are lots of forest roads.

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