THE Desert Dash Volunteer Thread

[carguy 1]

We also may need a couple of folk to help at the lunch stop on Saturday at Ocotillo.

[rexr 0]

I'm in for GPS loading and sweep or anything else that might need to be done.

[KTMrad 513]

If you want to volunteer to help out for the Desert Dash, this is the thread for you to post.

We generally have 15-20 volunteers maximum, first come first serve basis.

Your campsites and weekend are basically paid for, excluding your gas.

We like to have enough volunteers, so nobody has to perform their duties both days.

Volunteer positions available:

• Registration
  
• Sweep Riders
  
• GPS Downloads
  
• Possibly Sound Check (exhausts)
  

We will have a planning dinner somewhere in town about a month before the ride, sometime in January.

Volunteers who have PM'd me or already posted here....

1. Trophyhunter
   
2. DSfox
   
3. Zenosan
   
4. tlking6
   
5. johnny airtime
   
6. mistress of dual
   
7. baldbeemer
   
8. steelrain
   
9. uncle champ
   
10. bikeslut
    
11. Crawdaddy
    
12. Strega
    
13. Joliet
    
14. Bagstr
    
15. dirt dame
    
16. Schwinn
    
17. Tree
    
18. tntmo
    
19. BelnapAir
    
20. Carguy
    
21. Sandiegoland - GPS route help & standby
    
22. Zoot - Standby and/or GPS downloads
    
23. Rexr - standby
    

[kkug 147]

I can help if needed. Add me to the standby list.

[Czechsix 1]

Go ahead and tack me on to standby. I can also help with radio relays, or general radio work if needed - I have a general license, and I've done emergency services work.

[Covered in Dust 163]

I'm not very good with a broom but I could Vacuum. Anything needed.

Covered in Rust

[Strega 0]

Go ahead and tack me on to standby. I can also help with radio relays, or general radio work if needed - I have a general license, and I've done emergency services work.

Since I haven't ridden with ya, how would you classify your riding ability? Radio guys are very handy

[Czechsix 1]

Compared to most of you guys I probably need training wheels. And I'm allergic to pain. And the sticker on my helmet says "follow me, I'll show you where to crash".

Honestly, I have a tough call figuring out where my place is in the hierarchy...somewhere between total noob and intermediate (what's intermediate, anyway?). Definitely not advanced. Longest rides I've done are 140 or so miles in a day, out in Landers area/Johnson Valley, etc. I'm pretty used to sand, doesn't mean I really like it though LOL.

There, that should muddy it up