BREAKFAST 7/20 9:30 AM Aunt Netter's, Lecompton, KS

[schoolmaster]

I'm not a big fan of breakfast rides and think that in general we should stick to lunch rides BUT I'm going to make an exception for this week. With forecasts generally saying we should hit 100 degrees next Wednesday, it is probably prudent to get out early and make it home before it becomes really uncomfortable to ride. I don't intend for us to become a breakfast group but I'll make the decision for the next few weeks based on the forecast, so please check the website carefully for the next 4 or 5 weeks to make sure whether it will be a breakfast (9:30) or lunch (11:00) starting time!

So this week we'll meet up around 9:30 at:

Aunt Netter's Cafe
336 Elmore
Lecompton, KS
785.506.6004

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This was a list of the board specials on one of our earlier visits but they have a nice breakfast menu with lots of choices. They serve breakfast until 11 and then switch over to lunch.[attachment=0]DSCN3898.jpg[/attachment]

For a look at their complete breakfast menu, you can access it here:

http://www.auntnetterscafe.com/#!menu2/c1cnw

And thanks to Gary, the location of all ROMEO rides for next week can be found at:

http://bit.ly/1uLkbOc

You may have seen the post announcing the Fall Rendezvous at the Hub in Marble Falls, Arkansas happening September 12, 13, 14, 2016. If you've never gone to one, you might consider it this fall. It is a perfect time for some fall riding in the Ozarks and roads in the area around the Hub are some of the best around. For all the details check out this link:

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[DennisG]

Welcome to Lecompton ROMEO.

[DennisG]

Welcome to Lecompton ROMEO's.

[Parkville Rider]

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[schoolmaster]

It doesn't seem like the extreme heat holds us back from riding although I suspect the 9:30 start time helped everyone make the decision to ride today and get home before it got too bad. The HOSER count stood at 51 and with a couple of late arrivals we ended up with 53 bikes today along with a couple of cages and a royal lawnmower carrying a local celebrity on an attached chariot. As usual, the fine staff at Aunt Netter's handled us in great shape and no one had to wait very long. According to the owner, he counted around 60 breakfasts that couldn't be attributed to their regular crowd so we made a pretty good impact on beautiful downtown Lecompton this morning.

[lindad608]

Penny has a new ROMEO outfit thanks to Connie.

Here are some pics from the early bunch. Knowing Aunt Nettie is a popular spot several of us came in early in hopes everyone would get served without having to wait for a seat.