ISDTR results on website

[vstreet]

Just a small post to let you know results are posted.

isdtr2004.org

Thanks to everyone who came and helped it become a successful event.

Vern Street

[baxtermcc]

I'm sorry I didn't get to thank you personally Vern, but I had a wonderful time this weekend.  Please pass my thank you on to your wife Sara, Paul Rodden and the remaining members of the Tulsa Trail Riders.  My first ISDTRR was a very memorable one and all of the hard work of theses members made that possible.

Bob McCullough
Cranberry Twp, PA

[Kip Kern]

Many Thanks to Vern, Sara, Paul and the TTR, not to forget Mr Zink for a wonderful and memorable weekend!  How do I find the results?

[BrianTaylor]

//www.isdtr2004.org

Brian Taylor

[swamp fox]

Kip,
On the home page for //www.isdtr2004.org  there is a "click here for results" link in the center just above the logo. Click it and then there is another "results" link in the center of that page. That will take you to  the list. Maybe next year I can add another entry from SC.[]

Robert Manucy
72 Berkshire
72 Six Day

[Kip Kern]

Thanks guys, Where are the team results?  I need to know how our team did also!  "Muddobbers MC" 51 years young and still going strong!;)I know " Bobs Porno Shop" beat us but not sure where we stood.  I see several teams lost riders (3 minimum) so that should knock them out of the competition.  Just gotta know![?]  Again "Thanks" for sooo much fun, man I am sore!!!!!!!

[rob w]

Did you ever hear a persons nickname, or a POG members Username, and without knowing that person all that well, wonder how appropriate it fits or how they earned that name.
 I once wondered why they called Speedy, "Speedy". But that became clear the first time I saw him ride.

Now I've learned from looking at the results here the explanation to why we call Rocket, "Rocket"....I'll be darned, all this time I never knew, he really is a rocket. Awesome!!!, good ride Rod.


Bob

[Rocket]

Bob
Thanks for the compliment. [:I]   I had a great time and the riding was terrific.  I'm not used to riding in rocks, but things went well, Illinois has black loamy traction type soil.  Glad it rained Friday making for no dust.
It was nice meeting more of the POG members, and seeing the old one's too.  TTR did a great job with the organization of the event and the marking of the trails.  Scenery was beautiful!!
Thanks to the Tulsa Trail Riders, John Zink Ranch and anybody else that was involved.  Great job!!
Rod Gorzny (Rocket)

[tomale]

It sure was nice to finally meet so many of the POG members. Rod I saw you but did not get to meet you. What a great weekend. Please add my thanks to all that helped to put on this wonderful event. It was my first but not my last. 34 hours of driving is a long time but well worth the trip.
Kip thanks for being there when I was a bit confused by the special tests. Tom thanks for the great ride through the hills it was fun having someone on my minute that I knew.
I met so many others and I do not wish to forget them either. you made this Northwest guy feel at home.

Thom Green,Still crazy after all these years!
76' 250 MC5 (orginal owner)
78' 400 MC5

[DKWRACER]

Hey Thom, CONGRATS on your fine outing "GOLD" it was a pleasure to meet and ride with you:D
LT....

[tomale]

Thanks Tom, The feeling is mutual! What a treat to have a fellow Pogger on the same minute. I sure gave those husky's a run for their money.That was fun too! The guy that was second in the standings was a bit green around the gills when it come to the Moto. I was sure that he swallowed hard when I told him that I do well on a grass track:D
Seriously... I am looking forward to next year. We are hoping to snag a few more riders to come along so that it will keep the costs down for us all. How bout it west coast Pentonites. Or is that Penton knights? NO need to Repenton.

Thom Green,Still crazy after all these years!
76' 250 MC5 (orginal owner)
78' 400 MC5

[DKWRACER]

Also remember, that on our minute was a very genterly "old man" Ted De Solar, he came with the "gravel spitter" Twice we came together and shook hands along the trail......
Bronze is not such a bad thing.......
Thanks, Tom...........