The Iron Butt Association member Forum has long been the arena of ideas for the long-distance riding community. The Forum is of, by, and for members of the Iron Butt Association to share ideas, get questions answered and promote happenings in the long-distance riding community.
The George A. Wyman Memorial Project is pleased and honored to be granted a section under the IBA Special Certifications forum. The mission of the Project is to promote the Wyman story, mark the points along the way from San Francisco to New York City, educate the motorcycling community and general public of the historic significance of the Wyman accomplishment.
The IBA Special Certifications: The George A. Wyman Memorial Project section provides forum members the opportunity to get information, make comments about and have questions answered regarding the activities of the Project. Feel free to post your comments in the following sub-sections.
The George A. Wyman Memorial Project is pleased and honored to be granted a section under the IBA Special Certifications forum. The mission of the Project is to promote the Wyman story, mark the points along the way from San Francisco to New York City, educate the motorcycling community and general public of the historic significance of the Wyman accomplishment.
The IBA Special Certifications: The George A. Wyman Memorial Project section provides forum members the opportunity to get information, make comments about and have questions answered regarding the activities of the Project. Feel free to post your comments in the following sub-sections.
- What's New: The latest news, announcements, happenings and comments about the Project.
- GAW Memorial Challenge: Postings about planning, FAQs, riding and reporting participation in the IBA Wyman Memorial Grand Tour and Wyman Memorial 50cc Gold challenge rides.
- Join the Project: Discussions of what needs doing and how to participate in the Project as a sponsor or volunteer. Join the many "Friends of George" and participate in our efforts to recognize the first long-distance motorcycle rider.
"World's Toughest Motorcycle Rider, circa 1903"