[jwthomp]

I've seen several SSRs in the Denver area of late, and it got me thinking it would be nice to perhaps start up an informal group to meet other SSR owners either in the area or even in the region, and perhaps put together a rod run or other event this year.

I guess this means I'm volunteering to coordinate things. Any interest?

 

[jwthomp]

Responses

Thanks to everyone for their responses. Fellow SSR enthusiasts, the Rocky Mountain SSR Club is born. I think it's best to keep everything informal at this time, so the rules are simple:

1. You must own an SSR.
2. Have Fun!

No dues or commitments to start out. No matter where you live you may join. If you think you would like to be a part of the Rocky Mountain SSR Club, send an email to [email protected] and I'll add you to the list. You can divulge as much or as little information as you like, however a minimum of your full name and the city and state in which you're located would be appreciated.

I will soon be posting a web site with club business and news as well as potential events we can attend along the Front Range during the year.

I look forward to hearing from you!

 

[SteveShane5SSR]

Hello, In Colorado Springs here, and it now June 2021. Did you ever get a club started?

 

[VI Ken]

Hello, In Colorado Springs here, and it now June 2021. Did you ever get a club started?

@SteveShane5SSR

Old post. He has not been on the site since June 2016.

 

[wizzr]

There are lots of SSR's in the rocky mountain region. But only about a half dozen on this forum. Go figure.

 

[ssroe]

I thought we are a family, NOT a club!!