Well, folks, it is Super Sunday time! All that travel, all that preparation, all that beer, all for the sake of riding 100, 150, even 200 miles round trip! So, what is it? What is Super Sunday and why is it so special? Why would anyone want to come out and risk breakdown, heat, exhaustion, and stares from traffic? How could anyone want to come to this? I’ll tell you why!
Super Sunday started in 2008 with the guys over at Killer Scooter running everything. It started as just a meet to get everyone together to have fun and hang out. It was also about the ride and seeing how far they could go before everyone was tired or broke down. The 2009 ride was nearly 160 miles round trip, and the longest ride was in 2010 at 200 miles round trip! For group rides, Super Sundays are epic ones and they keep getting better and better each year.
What really makes Super Sunday a special event are the people involved, not just with Killer Scooter and the many Super Sunday sponsors. The crowds not only increase each year but come from further and further away. Riders from as far away as Virginia Beach, Virginia, and Honolulu, Hawaii, come out just to ride. Guys bring trucks and cars to the ride just to act as support vehicles for broke-down riders. There has also been media coverage from Japan by Moto Champ Japan. Additionally, Dr. Charles Madrid, better known as Dr. Charles and who has a long-standing expertise on nearly all things Honda, is a regular and is normally seen helping riders tune, repair, or make it through the entire journey.
As you can see, this is just a taste of what Super Sunday is all about! Before you head out, make sure you have all your Ruckus parts, your Zuma tuned, and that GY6 swap ready to go. Super Sunday weekend is upon us!
