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BMW MOA Club #210 & BMWRA Club #104 Catch us on the Web at WWW.RCB.ORG April 2005 River City Stuff melt since the Lassen loop is often still The closed in June. Lakeview to John Day is only about 200 miles so we'll have an President President’s Gary Stofer 916-966-7910 easy day on Friday and arrive in plenty Vice President Corner of time for the evening meal which is Dennis Allstead 530-306-9070 by Gary Stofer Secretary included in the price of the rally. Linda Stofer 916-966-7910 (Scooter Boy) Treasurer Ted Alvarez 916-457-7619 Speaking of Rick Mayer, he has gra- Membership ciously donated a $100 discount certifi- Bob Holleron 209-245-6245 Newsletter cate to our club for use in our raffle prize Kim Rydalch 209-521-8425 It's the first day of Spring as I'm putting drawing April 2. We'll probably sell Web Master this column out and, although it's currently separate tickets for this item so that who- Bill Juhl 530-265-0203 Directors through 2005 raining, the riding season will really start ever is drawn will be sure to use the cer- Chris Schattie 707-763-7765 to pick up speed now. If you're a tificate. For any newbies out there who Justin Mabry 888-497-6617 Hennie Cloete 916-965-7567 BMWMOA member, April is the month don't know who Rick Mayer is; he Rick Blake 916-927-BMW’0perator’ that MOA's annual mileage contest starts. makes custom seats to fit your specific Directors through 2006 Stan Paolini 530-622-4808 You should get last year's results in your shape, size and weight. This can be done Stan Davis 916-992-0562 April Owners News along with the starting by submitting measurements and pic- Marv & Lois Lewis 916-652-0575 Jack Klaushie 530-677-6395 form for this year. There should be about tures or you can schedule a ride-in ap- Bryan Wright 916-663-9175 35 – 40 RCB members listed in the results pointment and he will make your seat Larry Morris 916-985-6635 from last year, a significant percentage of Bob Holleron 209-245-6245 while you wait. He is located in Ander- John Marcurella 916-989-2340 the total entrants from California. Perhaps son, near Redding. You can check him Mike Paetzold 916-920-2317 more of you will participate this year. If Randy Vidmar 916-624-3145 out on the web at: http:// you bring your starting form to breakfast mayercycle.homestead.com/ April 16, Mike Paetzold will take care of Membership Meeting MAYERCYCLE.html Sat April 2nd 8:00am verifying your mileage and mailing in your Western Coffee Pot entry for you. This is strictly a fun event I heard that Stan Paolini and a few other Auburn near Greenback Ln so whether you ride 300 miles or 30,000 RCBers took my advice and made the Citrus Heights miles a year, consider entering. I'll try to trip to Death Valley the 3rd week of have some extra entry forms available if March. He reports that the flowers were Director’s Meeting you forget yours. indeed spectacular as well as the snow- Tues Apr. 12th, 6:30 pm capped Sierras on the ride down. But he Western Coffee Pot If you're considering going to the Oregon was unable to get a motel room in Beatty Auburn near Greenback Ln. Chief Joseph rally June 17-19 you may be without reservations. Beatty is only Citrus Heights interested in knowing that we're putting about 30 miles from Furnace Creek and together a loosely organized club ride leav- the accommodations are reasonably ing from Western Coffee Pot on Thursday, Breakfast - Be There! priced. Call ahead to either the Motel 6 Every Saturday 8 am June 16 at 8:00 AM. We plan on spending or the Burro Inn. The food's good at the Western Coffee Pot Thursday night in Lakeview, Oregon. We Burro Inn too. They say that's it's the 6233 Auburn Blvd haven't selected accommodations yet so last good food for 300 miles if you're Citrus Heights I'm open to suggestions. Rick Mayer sug- heading North on SR-95. Possibly true gested Hunter Hot Springs Resort but they since I've yet to get any good food in Weds. Coffee Social have not returned phone calls or E-mails. Tonopah or Hawthorne. Eating and Meet between 5-7pm I'll try to have the location firmed up by sleeping aside, what we really want to do Leaves every Wednesday May 1 so you'll have plenty of notice. is... evening at 6 pm from The Route selected will depend upon the snow- Ride Safe Coffee Republic in Folsom PAGE 2 BMW MOA CLUB #210 & BMWRA CLUB #104 Bed & Brew with Dave & Jenny This overnighter leaves from McDonalds on Interstate 5 at good food at SLO Brewing. Make your own hotel reservations: Highway 12 exit at 8:30am on Thursday, April 14 for a full day Travelodge Downtown: 345 Marsh St, San Luis Obispo, CA of scenic, twisty roads through the coastal mountains to San 805-543-6443 within walking distance of the Brewery. Luis Obispo. Let David know if you plan to go 487-0233h or 397-9563c. Re-hash the day with friends, tasty microbrewery beer, and Mystery Ride "Mystery Ride, Mystery Brunch Tour, it has been called many Roseville at 9:00 AM. Depart at 9:30 AM. Ride length is about things, but the main thing is that it is a Sunday ride. And at this 200 miles. Contact Marv & Lois (916) 652-0575) or e-mail: time it is still a mystery as to where we will go. This time it will [email protected]." be held Sunday, April 24th, weather permitting. We meet at Starbucks, Sierra College Blvd. & Douglas Blvd. APPLE DUMPLING On my way to Palm Springs, I came upon a unique locaon just northeast of Yucaipa with a prey stretch of pavement doed RESTAURANT AND BAKERY with eateries. Oak Glen is southern California’s “apple valley”, By John G. Sulpizio and my choice for lunch was the Apple Dumpling Restaurant and Bakery. Shawn and Sheri Ryan, the owners, offer a great menu at fair prices featuring, what else, apples. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served. Morning fare is less that $5 and dinners are priced less than $10. But save room, because their real piece de resistance is the apple dumpling with cider and cinnamon sauce for $3.95. The décor is airy and garden‐like with white lace, family friendly and hospitable. The building is the oldest “sck con‐ strucon” structure in San Bernardino County, originally serv‐ ing as a stock and equipment barn for the founder of the re‐ gion, Enoch Parrish. Coming from Illinois in 1852 to grow pota‐ toes, he seled into Yucaipa Canyon, which was named by the Serrano Indians and means “wet land”. Mile high with disnct seasons, apples grow well and are in full bloom from April to May, and picked in the Fall Whether you want them by the bag, in a pie or sipped as cider, you’ll find the apples of your eye in Oak Glen. Eat your way along Oak Glen Road and do stop at the Apple Dumpling Res‐ taurant and Bakery, 38578 Oak Glen Road, Oak Glen, Califor‐ nia. BMW MOA CLUB #210 & BMWRA CLUB #104 PAGE 3 Dave & Jenny’s 2002 Big Euro Adventure tree line. At Moos we took the lile one‐lane road recom‐ mended in Herm’s book. We turned up toward Jaufenpass. By Jenny Boakes Beauful day/beauful road once we got passed a couple of tour busses. We stopped for the requisite photo at the top Editor, We connue with Dave and Jenny during their Alps trip and pick up where we le off in the March issue... where there as an ad for the Hotel Kalcher ‐ a “sporthotel” with pool, jacuzzi, tennis, hiking, etc. Even though it was only 9/18 360 km; 5 passes: Faschinapass, Bielerhöhe Pass, Arlberg 4:30, we decided to check it out. They had a lovely room with a pass, Flexen pass, Hochtannberg Pass, We barely said good‐ view that changed from mountains to black clouds with light‐ byes because Herm’s group decided to go straight to München ening to rainbow and back to mountains all before sunset. instead of taking some good roads. We chose the road from They had the Eurosport Channel broadcasng the 125/250 and Damüls to Bludenz (which turned out to be a pass: Faschina‐ 500 MotoGP races from Rio, so David was again in motoheav‐ pass) and caught the Silvrea strasse to Bielerhöhe Pass. We en. I went to the pool and met him at the bar for the last half then backtracked along Arlberg pass (barely a pass and lots of of the 500 race with Kenny Roberts, Jr. on the podium! It was traffic) which parallels the autobahn (which was under con‐ so excing we almost missed dinner: salad buffet, soup, strucon) unl we turned off at St. Christopher toward Flexen huhnerbrat, champignon schnitzel, spätzli, gemüse and dessert pass. This scenic road was smooth, with lile traffic, a rare con‐ buffet. It was fabuous – for only €100 compared with the strucon site and overall great. We stopped for lunch at the Miramonte at €222/night. We slept well and had a fabulous Volksbank Pub in Lech. Just to get in one more pass today, we breakfast, too.
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