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anyone go for a ride today? Pics?
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Great photo, Rob.
The DNA of that bike is now complete.
The DNA of that bike is now complete.
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jlyon40
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Went for a nice ride to catch the post eclipse sunset out in the Western New York farm country.
The legendary man!!!
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lurch12_2000
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The old GS850G is still a cool bike to ride the back roads of NH. I've owned over 40 bikes and the GS is still a pleasure to ride. Today's view over Bow Lake....
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Definitely a cool run of pictures.
Pilot, your sister has a cool view.
Dave.... water. Always fun. I dig reflection shots. Years ago, I replicated one of your boat launch/ rear tire in water pictures in the riding game. I was nervous....
Justin, great view, and cool scrapes on the H-D exhaust, presumably from the Dragon.
Cooley pic. Nuff said..
Jlyon, nice sunset, with a splash of orange on the bike.
Lurch, the 850 of yours is a beauty.
Pilot, your sister has a cool view.
Dave.... water. Always fun. I dig reflection shots. Years ago, I replicated one of your boat launch/ rear tire in water pictures in the riding game. I was nervous....
Justin, great view, and cool scrapes on the H-D exhaust, presumably from the Dragon.
Cooley pic. Nuff said..
Jlyon, nice sunset, with a splash of orange on the bike.
Lurch, the 850 of yours is a beauty.
Out for a short early afternoon ride.
Went thru a park on the river. THis back road to a far corner of the park, has part of the bayou running over it.
I have had some folks comment on my pics of bike with back tire in the water at a boat ramp, and they have challenged me to get both tires in the water. So here it is.....
Yes, but can you pull a boat?
Got off work today and didn't feel up to riding Lou but we needed to go by the barn and I wanted to ride so the wife and I took off on the bike. We stopped in and took care of both horses than took off for a bit of a ride. A section of the route must have received some fresh gravel as when I laid it over into a curve the front end seemed to have slid out a bit on me. But we had a nice evening and even stopped off at one of my favorite bridges then for some ice cream.
The wife posed for the camera
Helena Germantown Bridge by Scott Baker, on Flickr
The wife posed for the camera
Helena Germantown Bridge by Scott Baker, on Flickr
I just got it the first of the month, so I'm just getting use to it. Went on a 360 mile trip last weekend and the last 60 miles were getting to me. The way home was much better as I learned some new seat positions to change it up a bit. Much better. No pain and I think I could have gone another hundred. I like it!
No pics yet, but got 63 laps (2.24 miles) at Pacific Raceways. Good times, my tires are done, managed to squeeze one more day outta them.
Maybe good for 300 street miles, will see.
Maybe good for 300 street miles, will see.
Nice photos, Jedz.
Don't know if you have explained it already but what is up with the bungee cords on the forks?
Don't know if you have explained it already but what is up with the bungee cords on the forks?
Guys, I gotta ask Is there a photographer camped out at The Tail Of The Dragon? Or maybe it's like that spot on the roller coaster that snaps a pic then after the ride you walk by the booth and see your pic? Except in this case not a single person has their hands in the air.
Big trips like that I always carry back up Bungees. You never know when you might need them
So I put my backups on the front forks.
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lurch12_2000
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Big trips like that I always carry back up Bungees. You never know when you might need them
So I put my backups on the front forks.
Tell the truth...that's your aftermarket fork brace!
