My P200 was there too, and it was in really good shape. Check out how good it looks! The drop bars' paint was still drying, but I knew that it would have to be ready for the games in the evening. We had some St.Louis ass to kick anyways.

Pretty soon the sun had to make its way for the moon. It was time for the fungames. For some reason we missed the first game, but the second game was to ride your scooter with your co-pilot behind you. Both had to down a beer while going around some obstacles. The Aboriginal S.C. kicked everyone's ass real hard in that event.

The next game was therefore harder. An empty barrel had to be roled for a certain distance, pushing it with one foot whilest riding your scooter. After we observed this for a while, we knew that it was time to seriously get going in that event. After all, our greatest enemies, the Hard Luck S.C., were in the lead!
So we performed as expected, but weren't able to beat St.Louis' time. There had to be another match up to determine the winner.

Several glasses of beer were lined up in front of St.Louis' best drinker and me. Bets were even placed, most of them against me, because the other guy looked like a professional beer drinker. But they weren't considering German drinking ability. I scooped down 4 drinks in the time the sorry St.Louis guy got down 2. The winner was pretty damn obious! Aboriginal kicked Hard Luck's ass!

After Hard Luck's shameful loss, they promised a reprise at their own run, that was scheduled for Labor Day Weekend. Check out St.Louis 97 for more stuff on that and whether or not they got their revenge.

Thanks to Tom and Lindsay and everyone from the Kickback S.C. to all the work and effort they put into this rally. Thanks for people coming from so distant places for a run in Kansas. Hope to see you all next year, when the rally will be close to Lawrence and will include some down-town activty.