Re: Drag Riding for Free??

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>my husband and I did that once. Volunteered to drag ride in lieu of paying
>an entry fee. Believe me... we worked and suffered the full 6 hours on a
hot
>day. We carried full First Aid kits and emergency equipment too.
>
>

Yes, it IS harder in some ways to drag ride..I personally enjoy it. I get to
go as slow (or slower) as I want. Yes, I, too carry first aid, a cell phone,
KNOW the area well enough to know where to get help, etc. It is my way of
making a contribution (since I don't pay and entry fee). Every ride manager
I have ridden drag for was delighted to have me doing it for them..

Teddy

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