The Austin Scooter Club is passing on football to take a leisurely group ride to Georgetown this Sunday afternoon. We are meeting at El Chilito Café at 11am. The ride will depart at 11:45. We will take an indirect 52-mile route up to Georgetown on lightly traveled rural roads.
The roads are a little rough on the way to Georgetown, so we’ll keep an easy pace. The ride will take about two hours. The group will make a quick pit stop in Hutto near the halfway mark. Once we reach Georgetown, we’ll park at the courthouse and walk around the historic downtown. After sightseeing, we will head over to The Monument Café for southern cooking and homemade desserts. We’ll take the direct route back to Austin.
This ride is best suited for scooters that can maintain 50 mph. Please arrive with a full tank of gas and a helmet. We look forward to seeing you!
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Season’s greetings, everyone!
Share the holiday decoration appreciation spirit and join the Austin Scooter Club on December 18th for the Scootour of Lights group ride. We will cruise around Austin in search of the city’s best holiday light displays. The ride is suited for scooters of all engine sizes and will be lead by Linda. Please arrive with a full gas tank and a helmet. Prizes will be given to the best decorated scooters.
Meet us at the Star of India Restaurant on West Anderson Lane by 5pm for a delicious meal with fellow scooter riders. We will leave from the restaurant at 7pm, and the ride will last about two hours. We hope to see you this weekend!
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Let’s meet at Trianon Coffee at Walsh Tarlton and Bee Cave Rd this Sunday at 10 AM for a nice cruise out to Lakeway. We’ll be stopping at Iguana Grill on Lake Travis for lunch. After lunch, Louie will lead the group around the Volente area. This ride is meant for scooters that can sustain speeds of 50 mph. Please wear your helmet and we hope to see you on Sunday.
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September 23-25 is the weekend when the annual Austin scooter rally organized by the Riff Raff Scooter Club will be going on. With over 100 scooter enthusiasts already pre-registered, this rally is destined to be bigger and better than the previous years.
Don’t miss out on the fun and memories this year by pre-registering now at the The Good, The Bad and The Rally website. You will also get a ticket to enter the raffle for a chance win a vintage Vespa 90. More information and schedule details are on the site. Also make sure to Like the rally’s Facebook page.
Similar to last year’s rally, the Austin Scooter Club will be including a limited edition souvenir in most of the swag bags for everyone who registers. Here’s a sneak peek of the keepsake for all of you reading this post:
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Linda will be leading the Austin Scooter Club on a morning group ride that will take us from Austin to Manor and back. Information about the ride is below. If you have any questions or concerns, then please post them to this thread on our Forum.
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DATE?
Sunday, September 4th, 2011
TIME?
MEET at 8:00 a.m.
KICKSTANDS UP at 8:30 a.m.
(Yes, I know that’s early for this group!) 
WHERE?
Genuine Joe Coffeehouse (Rally sponsor)
2001 West Anderson Lane
http://genuinejoecoffee.com/
WHO?
Anyone with a scooter that can maintain a speed of 50 mph
DOT or SNELL HELMETS REQUIRED
ARRIVE WITH A FULL TANK OF GAS
There are several gas stations within a few blocks of Genuine Joe’s. No planned gas stops on ride.
RIDE DESCRIPTION:
This will be a 45-mile round-trip breakfast ride to Ramos Restaurant and Discoteca in Manor, Texas. They serve good, cheap Mexican food. (Sorry, they don’t have a website.) This will be a relaxed ride on mostly rural roads that aren’t in the best shape. We’ll have to dodge some potholes and cracks, but no gravel roads this time! 
After a relaxing breakfast, we’ll get back to Austin by noon. Anyone still with us at that point can cool off with a treat from Las Delicious! 
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