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jcarilyn · 01-31-2008, 10:40 AM

HI everyone. I'm brand new to this board after hearing about it from my folks.
We are not new to RV'ing, but we are picking up our new Damon Daybreak tomorrow. We're so excited. We traded in our 1993 Gulfstream Class C, and before that, we had a 1981 Winnebago Chieftan.
We are a motocross family in CT who travel each and every weekend from April until November to mx tracks in New England, and we do a trip to FL in February so the kid can ride where it's warm. We'll be heading out on 2/15, so it will be our maiden voyage with the new MH. Have to keep our fingers crossed that everything goes well.
This is a great place, and thanks for letting us join. I look forward to many happy readings and hearing how the rest of the world RV's.

jcarilyn · 01-31-2008, 10:40 AM

HI everyone. I'm brand new to this board after hearing about it from my folks.
We are not new to RV'ing, but we are picking up our new Damon Daybreak tomorrow. We're so excited. We traded in our 1993 Gulfstream Class C, and before that, we had a 1981 Winnebago Chieftan.
We are a motocross family in CT who travel each and every weekend from April until November to mx tracks in New England, and we do a trip to FL in February so the kid can ride where it's warm. We'll be heading out on 2/15, so it will be our maiden voyage with the new MH. Have to keep our fingers crossed that everything goes well.
This is a great place, and thanks for letting us join. I look forward to many happy readings and hearing how the rest of the world RV's.

Frankie · 01-31-2008, 10:58 AM

Well a big welcome to ya!!. We have a group here called the Nor'Easters with several members from Conn. While I am bending your ear, all 3 of my kids ride,but mostly around our area.We would like any info on places to ride and camp or even public tracks.Any advice?

jcarilyn · 01-31-2008, 11:08 AM

Frankie,
There aren't alot of places to just go and ride unfortunately. Most people we know use various practice tracks, on in Rocky Hill, CT and I think there is one in Mass called Crow Hill. Usually if you know someone who owns property, they might let you ride there, but the neighbors always complain!I know this isn't helpful, but check out the websites of some of the organizations, either NESC, NEMX, NEMA...you might get some helpful info there. We run with one of the organziations and race each weekend, either at the one track in CT, several in Maine, a couple in New Hampshire and a couple in Mass. We are experts at dry camping for sure, as there are no hookups at the tracks. It will be so nice with the new one though, it holds 65 gallons of fresh water, and we're used to 25!

TXiceman · 01-31-2008, 01:36 PM

Big howdy from the warmer South. Hope you enjoy the new rig.

Ken

bmanSC · 01-31-2008, 03:32 PM

welcome jcarilyn from a former ct resident do come down visit the damon forum.enjoy your new daybreak safe traveling kurt

lthrnk · 01-31-2008, 04:57 PM

Welcome to the site. Great good luck with the new MoHo from a former Nutmegger.

MonacoMama · 01-31-2008, 08:02 PM

jcarilyn...
first of all... WELCOME to iRV2!!!

I sure you were told by your parents that this happens to be the friendliest & most knowledgable RV forum around!

Second..Congrats on your new rig ...ACTUALLY this should be FIRST!! WOOO-HOOOO

Good Luck with all your MX competitions coming up..as you are now part of the iRV2 family so we all are wishing the best!

I am sure you will find any answers you may need right here..so please come back, visit often ...and ask away!!

Again.. Congrats and welcome to iRV2!!

MM

PS...Who are your parents?

RV Wizard · 01-31-2008, 11:17 PM

jcarilyn, welcome to our website and forum. We are glad to have you join us. Congratulations on your new Damon motorhome. I am sure you will enjoy this website as much as motorcrossing. We look forward to reading of your adventures and experiences. Good luck and if you have any questions feel free to ask.