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General Category => Yamaha FJ1100 / FJ1200 Rally Information => East Coast Fall Rally => Topic started by: Motofun on December 26, 2018, 02:10:55 PM

Title: 2019 fall rally
Post by: Motofun on December 26, 2018, 02:10:55 PM
Since it's the end of 2018, I was looking at the 2019 calendar just to see what next year held in store.  A couple of issues came to mind.  Discussions were held during the 2018 fall rally in Wytheville to return to Tellico for 2019.  Also to return to the third weekend.  The third full weekend is the 21 and 22 of September 2019.  This is important for those of us that will be making reservations, not that there is a big rush at this time but I figured to raise the issue before I forgot......getting old sucks... :scratch_one-s_head:
Title: Re: 2019 fall rally
Post by: rvnmaniac on December 27, 2018, 12:20:51 PM
 That's the weekend I have on my calendar.. Tellico yesss.
Title: Re: 2019 fall rally
Post by: Paul.1478 on December 27, 2018, 12:26:00 PM
If you guys are talking about Tellico as in Tellico Planes TN, count me in.
Title: Re: 2019 fall rally
Post by: 1tinindian on January 12, 2019, 10:00:34 PM
I will make a note of this.
Interested to hear where the accommodations will be located.

Leon
Title: Re: 2019 fall rally
Post by: carey on February 02, 2019, 09:04:20 AM
FYI,  the rental place I've used in the past has limited units available.  I have a cabin booked.  They have a few larger cabins available if someone wanted to organize a group rental.


http://www.tellicologcabins.com/ (http://www.tellicologcabins.com/)  or google Tellico rentals for more options.
Title: Re: 2019 fall rally
Post by: DR.GTS.DUCATI.FAZER Dave on May 30, 2019, 07:39:25 PM
As of yet, I see no coordinated location for the rally, Cherahola Mountain Trails is booked, I got the only RV spot they had opened. I imagine there is tent camping still available, but as we all know, showers are limited. Carey is using what I believe is a strickly cabin related accommodations based off Rafter Road and possible other nearby roads. 

Anyone have an input and availability for the fall?
Title: Re: 2019 fall rally
Post by: gdfj12 on August 18, 2019, 09:15:52 PM
I'll be there with Kris & the dogs. We will be renting a cabin on Rafter Road.

George
Title: Re: 2019 fall rally
Post by: mst3kguy on August 27, 2019, 08:37:15 PM
Suzanne and I will be with Carey and Henry,  we're arriving Tuesday.
Title: Re: 2019 fall rally
Post by: Motofun on August 28, 2019, 09:42:35 AM
Nancy and I will be there late Tuesday...cabin #20.
Title: Re: 2019 fall rally
Post by: TRoy on September 02, 2019, 08:13:13 PM
Sheila & Me will be in Cherokee tues eve (for Mt Pisgah wed) , then Rafter Rd Wed eve. Gotta come home saturday. We'll be puttin' around on the BMW  :empathy3:
Title: Re: 2019 fall rally
Post by: Motofun on September 08, 2019, 11:46:12 AM
Cabin change....Nancy and I will now be in cabin 12.  Turns out they rented #20 on a long term lease so they moved us.  Stll planning on being there late Tuesday and leaving Monday the 23rd.
Title: Re: 2019 fall rally
Post by: racerman_27410 on September 08, 2019, 05:07:33 PM
Jack,

I've got cabin #6    See you there Wednesday afternoon . :good2:

Frank
Title: Re: 2019 fall rally
Post by: Bill_Rockoff on September 08, 2019, 10:20:49 PM
I'm in Timberjack Friday night and Warrior Saturday night.

I don't know if these are anywhere close to the numbered cabins, or what.

I don't think I'm bringing anybody with me this time. Paul (Scrambler) will be at Kentucky Kick-Down in Louisville. Bruce (Moto Guzzi) will probably not ride that far from Charlotte. Stu (Falco) took his trip a couple weeks early, he went last weekend just for a single overnight, because that's when work / kids schedules cleared up for him. (Sometimes you take what ya can / when ya can.) His trip was an adventure, the Falco fell over in a parking lot and cracked a front brake lever bracket, but he was able to buy a new part in Robbinsville and install it. I was all set to bring him a couple of spares (the intact assembly off the Ducati, which needs tires anyway, plus my spare broken one which broke in a different part from his) because I live 2-1/2 hours from Robbinsville and would have enjoyed the excuse for the ride. But Stu got it all sorted out before I even got my brake pads changed for the trip. Andrew has to work, and I don't know if his knee is up to riding yet.

I'm looking forward to this an awful lot. I will probably take the FJ and bring some local beer.

Frank, if you have a relative named Robert who drives tow trucks out of Greensboro, I met him in July.