2020 NW Starfest Official Thread!

[Shores]

I'm in room 106. Darryl is here too from Helena, Montana.

[Shores]

For those who are stragglers, we are at The Voo tavern in Harrisburg Oregon.

[Shores]

[Shores]

Breakfast at seven-thirty in kickstands up at 9.

[roadiemort]

Lugnut bring his own cooler?

[DEEPHATE]

I think so and at least one kitchen sink.

[Tykes_Place]

Pictures and videos. I’ll keep adding.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/83ahjJ4X4mZa9hrLA

[roadiemort]

Thanks for sharing.

[Lug Nut]

https://m.facebook.com/groups/457967...58639497931730

[Sharpman66]

Have a great ride everyone stay safe!

[Lug Nut]

Very late leaving Hotel due to drying clothes at laundromat. Lady who works at hotel told me jaybo was looking for me when I was heading out LOL. Headed out took the scenic route for sure all the way down 20 on the historic Route. At a cool restaurant having late lunch. Hope to get to Twin Falls Idaho tonight to sleep. 40 miles from the hotel I had a deer run right out in front of me nearly hit her (big doe) but luckily avoided. Sure does wake you up and make you focus.

[Shores]

Thanks to Mike, Jenetta, Jay and Judy for a fabulously organized event! Anan and I took the slab to kelso and then the back roads from kelso to Olympia and back onto the slab. I got home safely about 3:30. A great time was had by all. We had 15 bikes and 19 Riders on Friday and 16 bikes and 20 Riders on Saturday. Outrageous coastal road and River canyon back roads in Oregon. Barbecue Friday and Saturday nights. Accommodations were great and isolated away from town. Planning for next year has begun.

[MikeyC]

I am home. It was a grueling 30 miles Please ride safe everyone, some of you have a long way to go. Lug Nut almost got to meet some of our local wildlife. That would have been a long 2500 mile ride on a busted up bike.
So lets see if I can give an attendance:
Lug Nut, A.K.A. Scott from Indiana, about 2500 miles and the long-distance winner got a custom Duke Petcock, Courtesy of Duke.
Duke, Farmington, New Mexico 1300 miles. Roadstar
TykesPlace, A.K.A. Darrel. Montana, about 800 miles. Roadstar
Mike, Elko, Nevada, about 600 miles. Stryker
Dave and Bruno, Two up, Seattle area. 270 miles BMW?
Mark, Seattle area. 270 miles Yamaha?
Rick, Seattle area. 270 miles. Roadstar.
Anan, Seattle area. 270 miles. BMW
Shores, A.K.A. Steve, and his wife Sara. Puyallup, Wa. 240 Miles. Roadstar
Aaron and wife, 2 up. Reedsport, Or, 90 miles. Roadstar. I forgot your wifes name!
Jeff, Salem, Or. 53 miles. Victory
Elaine, Salem, Or. 53 miles. V-Star
Norm, Salem, Or. 53 miles. Roadstar
Jaybo and Judy 2 up. Monmouth, Or. 45 miles. Roadstar
Mike and Jenetta, 2 up. Sweet Home, Or. 30 miles. Roadstar
J.D. Sweet Home, Or. 30 miles. Harley
Christine, Junction City, Or. 5 miles. Harley

I hope I didn't miss anyone.

2 bikes in the ditch. One due to racing and one due to unfamiliarity with the roads (reverse camber) No injuries no damage no foul. Names withheld to protect the guilty.

We also had a surprise visit at breakfast this morning from Storyteller who now rides a Kawasaki Valkyrie.

[Jaybo]

Aaron and ANGIE!

[Ahodge75]

Lol......wife’s name is Angie....but don’t worry Mikey I won’t tell her you forgot it

[MikeyC]

Oh! Vaquero! That is what Jeff rides also.
And Angie! O.K. I will remember that. So sorry.

[Lug Nut]

Hines Oregon now for gas.. Petcock working perfectly... Tested on many uphill grades in 5th full throttle starting at 60 mph all the way to 95 no fuel starvation. Last thankful was 38 mpg running hard passing people and mostly 85 mph.... Running perfect. Love these old Yamahas. Looking forward to another meet and greet.SStill hoping to make twin falls Idaho for hotel but it has gotten hot out

[MikeyC]

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[Funseeker57]

Home all safe. We hit some kind of boondoggle on 5 north near Cabellas. Turned around and came home on 101 through Shelton. A little over 1100 miles for the four days. Had a blast riding the Oregon twisties. Mark

[Jaybo]

Thanks Mark, great seeing and riding with you again!

[MikeyC]

Glad you had fun Funseeker57 I didn't know your handle Mark.

[roadiemort]

I am home. It was a grueling 30 miles Please ride safe everyone, some of you have a long way to go. Lug Nut almost got to meet some of our local wildlife. That would have been a long 2500 mile ride on a busted up bike.
So lets see if I can give an attendance:
Lug Nut, A.K.A. Scott from Indiana, about 2500 miles and the long-distance winner got a custom Duke Petcock, Courtesy of Duke.
Duke, Farmington, New Mexico 1300 miles. Roadstar
TykesPlace, A.K.A. Darrel. Montana, about 800 miles. Roadstar
Mike, Elko, Nevada, about 600 miles. Stryker
Dave and Bruno, Two up, Seattle area. 270 miles BMW?
Mark, Seattle area. 270 miles Yamaha?
Rick, Seattle area. 270 miles. Roadstar.
Anan, Seattle area. 270 miles. BMW
Shores, A.K.A. Steve, and his wife Sara. Puyallup, Wa. 240 Miles. Roadstar
Aaron and wife, 2 up. Reedsport, Or, 90 miles. Roadstar. I forgot your wifes name!
Jeff, Salem, Or. 53 miles. Victory
Elaine, Salem, Or. 53 miles. V-Star
Norm, Salem, Or. 53 miles. Roadstar
Jaybo and Judy 2 up. Monmouth, Or. 45 miles. Roadstar
Mike and Jenetta, 2 up. Sweet Home, Or. 30 miles. Roadstar
J.D. Sweet Home, Or. 30 miles. Harley
Christine, Junction City, Or. 5 miles. Harley

I hope I didn't miss anyone.

2 bikes in the ditch. One due to racing and one due to unfamiliarity with the roads (reverse camber) No injuries no damage no foul. Names withheld to protect the guilty.

We also had a surprise visit at breakfast this morning from Storyteller who now rides a Kawasaki Valkyrie.

[Shores]

!

[Jaybo]

LOL!!!

[MikeyC]

LOL I missed that action

[Shores]

Good times!

[Duke]

Thank you Steve.

[Jaybo]

We had a great time hosting this event and hope everyone had as much fun as we did planning it and having everyone there for the rides, for the friendships, new and old. Our nightly BBQ went great with plenty of food and plenty of drinks! Darrel will be posting a bunch more pictures in his Google drive above. What was really cool was we had 9 Roadstars in attendance, which is the highest # since the NW Starfest was started! ! Lug Nut was our long distance rider travelling all the way from Indiana! Duke was so kind as to donate his custom high flow petcock and filter set up as our prize for long Distance. Christine was our shortest distance rider as she lives on 4 miles away. Her prize was to be allowed to ride her Harley with us Roadstar folks! Our Saturday lunch was a bit of a fiasco, and it took them over 2 hours to get everyone fed. They reserved the entire tiny cafe to us though, and they did try hard, but were just overwhelmed with so many people at once and a too small kitchen. I will take the blame for that one so you guys that attended can give me crap about that! The Life Northwest hotel went above and beyond letting us use their kitchen walk in cooler and a counter to store all of our food stuff. While Judy and I stayed in our RV, everyone staying in the hotel commented on the how nice the rooms were and that the beds were comfortable and there was a fridge in each room. I also have to mention the 99 Grill Cafe in Harrisburg who not only served meals quickly we arranged with them to open a half hour early to allow people to get a hearty breakfast each morning and still have time to get back to the hotel and get geared up for the ride. If you attended I would greatly appreciate your positive reviews for the Hotel and the 99 Grill, as they both went above and beyond in helping Mike and I for our event. Thanks to everyone for their donations towards food and drinks, it was really appreciated!

As Steve mentioned we are tossing around ideas for next years event. We hope to get even more Roadstar riders next year! Thanks to everyone who attended!

[MikeyC]

Jaybo said it all above! He keeps things alive. It sure would not be the event it is without him.

[Jaybo]

Right back at you MikeyC ! You and Jenetta helped rocked this event too!

[Duke]

You guys did a fantastic job and I Thank everyone involved for making this event so good. "I'll Be Back".

[Rick Fortner]

Had a great time. Thank you all for making me feel welcomed. Mark and myself make it home safe withno problems

[Jaybo]

Thanks Rick for being there and representing the Roadstars with your beautiful bike!

[MikeyC]

Was great to have you, glad you enjoyed

[Rick Fortner]

Thank you. I think she liked being at the coast

[Rick Fortner]

Here is all the stars of the day at the coast