Kawasaki GPz1100 Mailing List 1998 Rally Pictures

1998 Ride to the Sky Photos
	There's no shortage of free advice when it comes to tent-pitching. From L to R: Dave Spaulding, Rob H, Bob Sims, Bob Ebert, Charles S, Rees Fullmer, Jim Fraser.
	Rally site at dawn.
	Another good shot of bikes along with the sunrise and Colorado scenery.
	An impromptu tech session on installing the cush drive mod on Bob Ebert's bike. From L to R: Rob H, Charles S, Bob Ebert, Jim Fraser, Bob Sims.
	Comparing GPZ-mounted Eagle GPS receivers. From L to R: Rob H, Bob Ebert (holding GPZ), Bob Sims, and Charles S.
	Early morning pre-ride breakfast at the cook shack. From L to R: Laura Sims, Rob H, Scott Snipas (standing) and Jim Fraser. Standing and awaiting their orders are Dave Spaulding, Rees Fullmer (I think) and Charles S, as well as some non-MC riff raff.
	Waiting in the inevitable CO highway construction zones.
	The gang at Independence Pass, CO. Laura Sims, Scott Snipas, Rob Hamalainen, Bob Sims, Jim Fraser, Dave Spaulding, Patrick Rhodes, R. Rees Fullmer, Bob Ebert, Charles Scappaticci, and Mike DeHaas.
	The bikes at Independence Pass, CO, along the Continental Divide.
	Stopping for a break in Aspen, CO. So many beautiful people...
	Carving through beautiful CO roads and scenery.
	On the run to our lunch stop.
	Stopping for lunch at the Mad Dog Cafe in Crawford, CO. The Mad Dog Cafe is owned by Joe Cocker, yes, that Joe Cocker and is run by his wife. His wife rides her own motorcycle and the cafe is essentially an upscale biker hangout. If you are ever in the area, I urge you to stop in for lunch. I was added to their mailing list and get a sweet Christmas card every year.
	Waiting for the inevitable Colorado cattle crossing....
	Roadside foul weather gear donning competition, prompted by the inevitable Colorado hailstorm.
	Those ubiquitous Givis. Equally at home as an ice chest as it is on your bike. Bob Sims reaches for another during hedonistic campfire festivities.
	R. Rees Fullmer saddled up for the long ride home.