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anyone go for a ride today? Pics?

Went a little off the beaten path yesterday, rode up to my favorite little trout pond.

Despite being very hot the last few days, and warm for the last week, it was still very much frozen.
Luckily a recent fisherman had left some spots for me to still get a line in the water.
The fish weren't biting, but the beer was tasty, so it all worked out I guess.

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I'm just taking a guess here... I suspect you had no problems keeping your beer cold eh!:p At least your beer was named after a fish.;)
 
Mt Baker WA

Mt Baker WA

Three of us from BC Classic MC Club, made the trip up to Mt Baker Yesterday, I was on my 2012 VStrom as my Cooley is still in pieces and we had Ross on his newly restored Z1 and Shawn rode his 650 Honda V Twin, great day and awesome weather, temps around 32C (about 90F) on the flat and 18C on at the top parking lot.
Border waits were only 2-3 mins on the way down and less than 10 on the way home.
Good day out riding.
Here's the bikes taking a rest at the top.

 
nyc was packed because of some bicycle race, so i went out to long island where billy joel has a garage/museum.

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lots of nice bikes,
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and here's one for the katana boys
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the weather suddenly became amazing last week so we've been making the best of it since who knows if it'll last.

last tuesday wife and i went to niagara falls area. here's a picture from down in the niagara river gorge at the niagara hydro-electric power project. the canadian side at left, u.s. on right. lewiston-queenston bridge center. or queenston-lewiston bridge if you're canadian eh?

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yesterday ninjapunk daughter and i went to letchworth park (another river with gorge, waterfalls and bridges).

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I went for a ride on...
[FONT=Arial,Helvetica,Geneva,Swiss,SunSans-Regular]THE KANCAMAGUS HIGHWAY!![/FONT]

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[FONT=Arial,Helvetica,Geneva,Swiss,SunSans-Regular]Ended up being a 450 miles to there around the loop (302-112-302) and back to my house in Colchester. Great ride for it! 84' and sunny. No one out on it so I had the Kanc to myself today... gorgeous ride! Now I'm in the garage wrenching on my GS750.[/FONT]
 
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Rode out to an AA meeting with my buddy tonight.
Digging the new fairing on 650. It really cuts the wind.
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Eli, is there Public Access down in the Niagara River Gorge or do you know somebody that works for Hydro?
I ride along the Parkway on the Canadian side and have not seen people down there.
 
Eli, is there Public Access down in the Niagara River Gorge or do you know somebody that works for Hydro?
I ride along the Parkway on the Canadian side and have not seen people down there.

there is a small public parking area and a few guys were fishing when we were there. that spot was not exactly a friendly looking place, lots of fences and security, but surprisingly you can go right down to the water outlets area. i know there are lots of places where trails go right down to the water. i've only walked one or two so far but might concentrate on more "bike and hike" trips to the gorge this year since i've been wanting to do it for a while.

 
Took a ride this morning to take care of a few errands before work. In his teenage years in the 1950s, my father caused a countywide furor by opening the floodgates on the dam for Jamesburg lake ( background of pic.) The next days newspaper headline was "who stole the lake". (times were so much simpler then...) Ironically on his funeral day, the local paper, in its today in history section noted that 50 years ago that day the lake was drained...
 
I enjoy heading out to the Base and using the tarmac for evasion manuevers. Here's a different view with the AMC Museum in the backdrop. Beautiful day!

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Ed
 
Thats cool and must be a special privelege. I do ocassional work as an outside contractor at Lakehurst ( i think its now called the Mcguire joint base or something of that nature) ,and they hold rider education courses there.
 
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Thats cool and must be a special privelege. I do ocassional work as an outside contractor at Lakehurst ( i think its now called the Mcguire joint base or something of that nature) ,and they hold rider education courses there.

Yes, it is nice to go there and have the tarmac to myself. And this is where I got my MSF training/testing done too! It's right near the flightline so every now and again planes are landing/taking off.

I haven't been to McGuire...but it's our sister base as far as Aerial Ports is concerned.

Glenn and I got out for a 200 plus km ride today.
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Beautiful bikes and nice backdrop Trevor!


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finally installed rear rack ... and proceeded to give scoot a much needed thrashing. fired right up! ...




 
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