Anybody live close to Loring on the Canadian side.

[dresda]

So we are coming from Ontario but we might have to leave on Saturday evening to go to Nova Scotia to pick up a bike but don't want to drag my toy hauler so would like to leave it on the Canadian side for a day, thought about leaving the trailer at Loring but then I have to cross into the States with a bike not registered to me. Need to talk to Canadian FJR for best route to Middleton NS, look us up I have the Supercharged 55 Triumph. Ray.

[Jessechop]

Either go to Moncton or St John and take the ferry. Look up concretekid on here for the best route.

No help on your trailer though

[Canadian FJR]

Cross over on the Canadian side then head towards Moncton, Halifax then to Middleton.
7 hours from Loring.

I sent a pm with my contact info.  Touch base and we'll see what you can do with the trailer.

Canadian FJR

[Canadian FJR]

How did you make out?  Did you bring the bike home?






Canadian FJR

[Frank06]

I'm wondering the same thing.. they left the trailer at Loring.

[dresda]

Yes, picked it up and got back to Loring at 10;30pm Sunday in a snow storm, how was the weather for you guys at the track and what time did you wrap it up.
Ray.

[55chevr]

Raced until 2pm ... there was only 2 bikes hot lapping by then so we cut it off.  Weather was cloudy  60* 5 mph tailwind

Joe

[Frank06]

Ray, sounds like you guys had a *long* day!  Good luck with the project.

[dresda]

14 hrs round trip on Sunday, about 4 hrs sleep at Loring and 15 hrs home Monday night with my very nice 1938 Scott flying squirrel and the Triumph that stayed together and has lot's more grunt left in it, priceless, even the missus said the Scott was nice.