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anyone go for a ride today? Pics?

Ran across these in the wild today on a 400 mile ride (local sure)
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Bonneville rolled over to 83K miles.

Video of the day:
 
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Just got back from a local 80 miles ride. Looking for a local twisty but somehow missed it.
No harm, found some more decent twisty roads in SC. Nice living on the border of NC/SC.
Finished it up on some twisties in Lare Lure. Getting close to 90F so time to put the shorty windshield on the ole '00 Connie.
Put new radial Dunlop RS3 and they work great. Still finding new roads down here after almost 3 years.
 
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Actually did....got out for about four hours, including a lunch stop. Been a while...a serious while.

Just a few shots during a shady spot, pit stop.





 
Burque73 said:
A couple more pics from our trip to Bedford. We have somehow avoided getting caught in the rain the entire trip so far. Knock on wood!


20210609_092015 by Roger, on Flickr
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Man, that is one pretty GS. The pictures don't do the paint job justice. In person that color scheme is just lovely. My new 2nd favorite GS paint job.

PS. Thanks for Hatch Red Chile Sauce. I'm sort of addicted now. Good thing they put their website address on the jar. I'm going to have order more now before I run out!
 
Dang Bob, it almost looked like the fairing on your Triumph was scratched then I looked harder and saw the reflection. Very pretty
 
Went for a ride through the local switchbacks for the first time in many years. The area’s police force is very strict on loud exhausts so I couldn’t ride through without being pulled over. I put Marving mufflers on the stock headers so noise isn’t an issue anymore.

 
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gbw said:
Man, that is one pretty GS. The pictures don't do the paint job justice. In person that color scheme is just lovely. My new 2nd favorite GS paint job.

PS. Thanks for Hatch Red Chile Sauce. I'm sort of addicted now. Good thing they put their website address on the jar. I'm going to have order more now before I run out!
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grcamna2 said:
Roger,your 1983' 850G is a nice looking touring machine :cool:
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Thanks, Suzuki sure made some purdy bikes!

Greg, check this out.

https://madeinnewmexico.com/products/monthly-salsa-club
 
mattd1205 said:
Went for a ride through the local switchbacks for the first time in many years. The area’s police force is very strict on loud exhausts so I couldn’t ride through without being pulled over. I put Marving mufflers on the stock headers so noise isn’t an issue anymore.

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Gorgeous bike, Matt.
 
GS1150Pilot said:
Replacing it, Bob-or just pruning?
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Undecided as of yet. Bought it for two up riding, but the wife quit several years ago, so it doesn't get used much.
I wouldn't mind having the space back in the garage, though. And, I also have been thinking about a dual sport.
So sigh....undecided...LOL.

But every time I do ride it, I start second guessing myself. Triumph does make a nice bike, and hard bags can me nice.
 
A dualsport is about the only bike I can realistically see adding to my stable. I keep telling myself to finish the CB900f, and then my brother (who gave me the Honda, the bike that drew me completely from dirtbikes to the street) shows up on his KLR650.
 
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