Puget Sound Touring

NWDayton · 02-10-2010, 01:29 AM

Hey out there. I am looking for a group of riders on non-ski pwc that are interested in the many great places to see on our craft. I would like to meet you all and visit the many ports and towns along the water for lunches and sightseeing. Let´s use our craft for the purpose they were built for - taking pleasure trips and seeing new places. Aircraft pilots have the ´$200` burger, I think we can do it for 50!! I have a new FXHO and she´s chomping at the bit to stretch her legs.

The Cap´n

mmille_mr2 · 02-10-2010, 11:10 AM

you really are turning full coucher.

how much do you want for your standups...it will only be a matter of time before your house turns into a used furniture warehouse.

thanks for the ride on the fxho, and thanks for not bucking me off either. Sweet ski, deep down i am jelous!!

Treaddirt · 02-10-2010, 11:36 PM

I'm interested. I've only been playing on lakes and snohomish river and would love to get out on the sound with a group of couch riders. Got a 05 Honda F12X.

NWDayton · 02-11-2010, 01:53 AM

If you are riding now, let me know. I have been out checking the area for another gathering spot to replace the Scooteney fiasco. I was thinkng about putting in at Golden Gardens on saturday for a scout over to poulsbo. Open to suggestions.

The Cap´n

ps - Mike, you don´t have enough and the cabin can never be thought of as a `warehouse`. haha

dsolie · 02-12-2010, 03:14 PM

count me in... I am the king of couch..

rasper99 · 02-12-2010, 10:04 PM

I've been trying to put together a short tour up the Columbia river gorge for years. There is so much natural beauty in the Northwest. i rode up to Rooster rock with Gorilla once. A rather humbling experience. You feel pretty insignificant as the cliffs rise up on both sides of the river. If we had someone wait at the launch by Multnomah Falls with gas it would be easy to do.

Then there are those tours from one bay to the next on the coast that never came together...