Tulsa, Oklahoma Area Members

[redneksoldier]

Just fishing around for members in the Tulsa area that may want to get together and do some riding/wrenching. The winter has blessed us with some very mild temperatures here (not that the cold ever stopped me anyway). Haven't seen any other Max-ers in the area, but I know they are here somewhere. Nearly everyone I know here are Hardley-riders and those guys just don't "get it." Anyway, hit me up if you are around.

Later,
Dusty

 

[trentfankhouser]

At least one more exists

 

[redneksoldier]

No doubt we are a rare breed around here. There are several other Maxes around, just not members here. There are a few other members around Tulsa, just anti-social I guess.

 

[trentfankhouser]

Maybe they are just technically challenged.........:rofl_200:

 

[trentfankhouser]

Looks like 22 peeps from Tulsa on here. Gonna have to start poking them to come out and play, if they havent traded their 'MAX for a truck or sold it to pay for a baby, you know how it is in Oklahoma.:hmmm:

 

[bikedave99]

I'm about an hour and half away in Siloam Springs, so not too far...

Hey, have any of you guys gotten dyno'ed at Koweta, K&N or The Kinetic Playground? Thinking about going and getting some baseline numbers and A/F to see where I stand.

 

[redneksoldier]

Nice to meet you, Dave. Unfortunately, I have not yet had the opportunity to have mine dino-tuned at any of our establishments here. I use K&N for most of my OEM parts, though. They know me pretty well after rebuilding this neglected '93 I have. I know one of the mechanics from Kinetic, but only because we frequent the same bar. Have not seen any of their work personally, but I have heard good things from two other riders that have used them for mechanic work. I will probably use K&N simply because I have done plenty of business there in the past, always with good results. A good dino-tune is on my short-term mod list right behind exhaust and morley jet kit. All to be coming very soon. Looking forward to meeting up with you sometime and do some riding. I am out that way frequently and have friends in the area that ride also (various non-vmax assortment)

Later,
Dusty

 

[redneksoldier]

Just made the drive from Tulsa to Richmond Va. This is the first time I have had the opportunity to come to this pay of the country. I really wish this was more of a pleasure trip instead of business. Riding would be great out here.definitely making this trip again, but on the bike next time.

 

[stealth110]

if you guys ever make it out here to no mans land in western ok give me a shout i'll do some riding i'm all the time doing poker runs and stuff got a few coming up next month.

 

[redneksoldier]

I've been wanting to head out that way and take the quads to Little Sahara. I also have some good friends that live in Alva. Welcome to the site and the Vmax!

 

[motomick76]

Well, I am a new Oklahoma resident. Took a new position within my company which took me from Minnesota to Ponca City. It is a bit of a haul to Tulsa, but I am starting from new down here.

 

[redneksoldier]

Welcome to Native America. You will find Ponca City to be rich with Native American culture and historical landmarks. Most of my family is from the Pawhuska area, so I get up that way quite frequently. The good news is that you are very close to Sean Morley's shop just South of Wichita.

 

[motomick76]

Really! I am planning a total rework of my '95 this winter, and I want him to do the work. He was very helpful with my jetting issues I had when I got the beast. Originally I am from Iowa/Minnesota, it will be nice to have extended riding season. Yes, this area is very deep in the culture, which I like.