Pic of the week game

[steve murdoch]

Double vision GS from Trevor works for me.

[storm 64]

Grimly!!! Grimly gets my vote 👍

[cowboyup3371]

I’ll go with Rich for this week

[Redman]

Grimley, thats a file cabinet - on top!

I would like Gustov's pic even more if could tell that was a GS 4 cylinder engine on the trailer (like I recall seeing in previous pics).

Rich's pic does remind me of current state of bikes is my garage, with snowthrower parked real close, and snow shovel leant up against bike (but bikes well covered in protective blankets and towels - yet).

Vote for Trev, double duty of double 11Es, just for the special unique situation.

[Baatfam]

Happy Saturday Morning, GSR!
We had a close one, but a late tie breaking vote resolved that.

So, with one vote each, kerrfunk and Rich78GS750TZ
With two votes, Gustovh
With three votes, Grimly

And with four votes for the win, trevor!

(If someone could confirm?)

[storm 64]

Confirmed.👍 Whatcha got for us this week Trevor?

[trevor]

Thanks for the votes everyone.

So here is my theme....."The people you meet on a motorcycle"
That can be a chance encounter (like mine) or anything else that brought you to meet someone because of your motorcycle.

This was taken on my first night on the way to Las Vegas for my brother in law's wedding.
I was checking into a hotel in Newport OR. and I came out to my bike and this guy in a wheelchair was checking out my bike....we had a conversation and his wife says "have you ever heard of Paul Ritter"? And I said "the superbike racer"? And she said "this is him"....I told them I was looking to buy his book recently "Racing the Gods"...and Paul signed a copy and I purchased the book right there.
That was a great way to start off my trip!
Btw the book is a great read. https://www.motorcyclistonline.com/r...autobiography/

[marvinsc]

MeandDaveatCassville by Scott Marvin, on Flickr NOT an entry but a fond memory, the first time meeting the late Dave Davis in 2006 at a rally in the Missouri Ozarks. He had me laughing like an idiot in minutes!

[marvinsc]

Me and Scotty by Scott Marvin, on Flickr

I drove over from Orlando in 2005 to meet up with the one and only the late Dom Scotto (Scotty). Had a blast riding his loaner bike, a Yamaha 650 "Street tracker" with a seat that was like sitting on a 2" X 4" sideways. He was a hoot! The GS Resources and riding in general has introduced me to many great people. Some of high character and some just Characters. :-)

[gustovh]

I would not have met a single one of these fellows if I didn't ride a Suzi. right to left. Sandy, Rob, Trevor, Todd, Harold, Charlie G., Scott and Kiko, and Rich.

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[trevor]

I would not have met a single one of these fellows if I didn't ride a Suzi. right to left. Sandy, Rob, Trevor, Todd, Harold, Charlie G., Scott and Kiko, and Rich.

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that was a cold but fun weekend my friend!

[Eli69]

[Burque73]

I've definitely met some people due to motorcycling that I otherwise wouldn't have met. In this case, playing these picture games is a great ice breaker. At times, I ask folks if they mind me taking a few pics of them or their property, explaining there's a group of motorcyclists in other states/ countries that participate. I get some weird looks sometimes, ok most times, but it's fun.

[Redman]

<<delete duplacate>>

[Redman]

Was riding south about 70 miles into my 300mile trip to Brown COunty Ralley, and this Suzuki entered the highway and then rode next to me, and the guy waved at me, and I casually waved back, then the guy started waving vigoriously and pointing at the next exit. We pulled off on the exit....

hey, Its Buffalo Bill.

I had meet up with him a couple times before at The Gilmore museam and one occassion to swap parts. ANd on those occassions he was on his 1100G, so I didnt recognize him on his track bike.