Comments on: Day 8: Buddy & Bob’s Epic Adventure Wrap-Up, Many Pictures & A Special Phone Call… http://www.noagelimitpiaggio.us/ground-control/day-8-buddy-bobs-epic-adventure-wrap-up-many-pictures-a-special-phone-call The Piaggio MP3 Lincoln Highway Ride Fri, 30 Jul 2010 20:31:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Steve Williams http://www.noagelimitpiaggio.us/ground-control/day-8-buddy-bobs-epic-adventure-wrap-up-many-pictures-a-special-phone-call#comment-143 Steve Williams Sun, 22 Jun 2008 14:19:01 +0000 http://www.noagelimitpiaggio.us/?p=117#comment-143 You guys know you are having far more fun than you are entitled to right? Just a fantastic trip. Steve Williams <a href="http://vespalx150.blogspot.com" rel="nofollow">Scooter in the Sticks</a> You guys know you are having far more fun than you are entitled to right?

Just a fantastic trip.

Steve Williams
Scooter in the Sticks

]]> By: Buddy http://www.noagelimitpiaggio.us/ground-control/day-8-buddy-bobs-epic-adventure-wrap-up-many-pictures-a-special-phone-call#comment-135 Buddy Sun, 22 Jun 2008 06:17:38 +0000 http://www.noagelimitpiaggio.us/?p=117#comment-135 Hi Mike: There is no "back-up crew. Bob & I are on our own, the way we prefer. 3.2 gallons can take us 180+ miles---no anxiety. Nevertheless, with gas stations being few & far between we gas up when we have an opportunity. Hi Mike:
There is no “back-up crew. Bob & I are on our own, the way we prefer. 3.2 gallons can take us 180+ miles—no anxiety. Nevertheless, with gas stations being few & far between we gas up when we have an opportunity.

]]> By: Mike Ahle http://www.noagelimitpiaggio.us/ground-control/day-8-buddy-bobs-epic-adventure-wrap-up-many-pictures-a-special-phone-call#comment-130 Mike Ahle Sun, 22 Jun 2008 03:31:52 +0000 http://www.noagelimitpiaggio.us/?p=117#comment-130 The experience on remote sections of the highway in the western USA would certainly lead to some anxiety regarding availability of fuel for those 3.2 gal tanks. Are you able to anticipate the fuel stops? or does the backup crew do that for you? The experience on remote sections of the highway in the western USA would certainly lead to some anxiety regarding availability of fuel for those 3.2 gal tanks. Are you able to anticipate the fuel stops? or does the backup crew do that for you?

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