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anyone go for a ride today? Pics?

That's a pretty picture. I'll be living it in a few hours according to the forecast. I HATE WINTER!!!
 
Warmed up a bit today, IMG_20181115_125855222.jpg27? when I left. Laundry is in the back pack and groceries in the saddlebags. No that's not a calm, pristine lake. It's frozen over!
 
Fantastic afternoon to explore some more of the New Mexico desert.



I got my hands on a real camera. Not sure really how to use it to it's full potential, but I'm pleased so far.

 
You should be pleased. Nice picture....

What camera?

The camera is a Cannon T6 Rebel. From what I've read, just a step above smart phone photo capability. Truth be told, I just borrowed it to try it out. My dad purchased it but doesn't use it very often.
 
that's a nice shot! I don't know how you dare risk that beautiful bike up there! but I beg to differ- it's a BIG step above smartphones..the lense, the huge sensor....
 
that's a nice shot! I don't know how you dare risk that beautiful bike up there! but I beg to differ- it's a BIG step above smartphones..the lense, the huge sensor....

Kinda looks worse than it was. Riding to that spot and out wasn't that bad. Still, yah I see what you mean.


Thanks for liking the photo guys.
 
WOW! huge improvement with the new borrowed camera. I've always been intrigued by your Southwest imagery, but the new camera takes it to a new level. Love the clarity, selective focus, and depth of field.
 
The camera is a Cannon T6 Rebel. From what I've read, just a step above smart phone photo capability. Truth be told, I just borrowed it to try it out. My dad purchased it but doesn't use it very often.

One thing it'll do that a phone or most point and shoots won't do is controlling depth of field (DOF). Looks like you got that one figured out. Great shoot.
 
Gorgeous day here today! And not a bad picture for an old iPhone 5. :wink:

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So I'm going to be officially wrapping my season up. I will still be racking a handful of miles on the TU250X and the DT125 but the big bikes will be going in, after a not so pleasant experience (no fall but holy sketch fest) on the T120, I ran my numbers and decided it's time to pack it up and pack it in.
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The Counts:
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Broke 30K miles this season. Pretty happy about that! I will officially close out the season December 31st.

I got to meet some awesome folks in the GSR family this year! Brown county ride and the Traveling picnic was definitely worth the big mile rides!

Triumph did well considering it needed a radiator and transmission this year.

The big saver was my little TU250X!
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I ended up putting 100 miles on this little bugger for over a month every day! Awesome little machine...

Anyway not sure if I'll be posting much more pics, At this point it means I need to strip down to get to the layer my phone is in and I often won't stop and grab a quick pic like I usually do.

Great putting some faces to names and for those that can ride please do for I will be going nuts by January...
 
1993 KLR? You holdin' out on us?
No, I put it in my data sheet for I have interest in buying one but I haven't had a chance to make the 12 hour round trip to get it. I'll likely not get that one. But a big enduro is on the radar with a large liquidation in the spring.
 
No, I put it in my data sheet for I have interest in buying one but I haven't had a chance to make the 12 hour round trip to get it. I'll likely not get that one. But a big enduro is on the radar with a large liquidation in the spring.

Buy a Dr650 then...
 
That's what I'm really looking for. Looking for 98 or newer... One with an E-leg. I'm saving my pennies up! Coming across some KLR's for dirt cheap though.

Same thing I encountered -- there are 50 KLRs for sale cheep for every beat to hell DR650 that pops up for premium money. Seriously, everyone seems to want $3,000+ for a DR that's been dragged behind a truck, tossed off a cliff, and stored in a pond.

So I gave up and bought a KLR. And when a phone-poking triple-faking left turner killed my first KLR, I bought another one before I was able to walk again.

Yeah, they're fun... :cool:
 
Same thing I encountered -- there are 50 KLRs for sale cheep for every beat to hell DR650 that pops up for premium money. Seriously, everyone seems to want $3,000+ for a DR that's been dragged behind a truck, tossed off a cliff, and stored in a pond.

So I gave up and bought a KLR. And when a phone-poking triple-faking left turner killed my first KLR, I bought another one before I was able to walk again.

Yeah, they're fun... :cool:

Yeah it's insane!! I found a 93 DR650 with no headlight, no gauges, missing plastics, torn seat wanted $1500, I couldn't talk him down bellow $1200 and I told him I wasn't going to spend over a $K for a bike I had to kick start and was missing lights and gauges... Wouldn't go any lower than $1200...

I've found a few DR650 +98 in the $2K-$2500 range but they are beat or have higher mileage or both....

I also kept my eyes peeled for a DRZ400 and forget finding one of those for less than $3.5K for a beat to hell offering.

The KLRs are CHEAP. The one I was looking to grab was a 93 with 20,000 miles guy wanted $800 because he was missing the plastics for the radiator shroud, bike is in good running shape and has brand new tires.

I'm going into the woods and it will likely go down at least once so I don't want a showroom bike. I also don't want a pricey bike because I'll likely break it and will need the extra coin in the purse to fix!

Thanks Brian, I'll keep the forum apprised on what I find for my next bike!
 
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