Pic of the week game

[Eli69]

Voting for Mr Storm64. For us regular people, eclipses are a once, or if you're lucky, twice in a lifetime thing.

 

[Redman]

Rich, Trevor, Jedz, Burque…
I am impressed that Norm thought to take picture of that situation.
I like the significance of Roger Burque pic.

Vote for Rich82.

 

[Redman]

Saturday Morning (I checked)

vote tally

rich 1, storm 2, trevor 2,
burque 1, baatfam 1, Jedz 1, Redman 1

so looks like we need a tiebreaker from someone that hasn’t voted yet, (Someone can verify, or send in alternate delegates.)
tie at 2 between Norm Storm Eclipse darkness and Trevor’s dual 1100s.

 

[marvinsc]

Looks like I forgot to vote. Trevor for the win.

 

[trevor]

Thanks guys

Ok this is going to be a wide open one ...how about one of your favorite "pics from being on a road trip".

This pick was taken last year just outside of John Day Oregon of my VFR1200F

 

[marvinsc]

WestVA2007014 by Scott Marvin, on Flickr Taken at the falls on the Kanawa River West Virginia as I was departing one of my first GSR Rallies in 2007.

 

[gustovh]

September 13 2012 3:35pm. outside Yreka Ca. a paltry 1500 mile trip.



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[Rich82GS750TZ]

Pic from my first what I could consider a “road trip”. It was definitely the most miles, packing the most gear for camping, etc.I had done up to this point, to meet this guy for the first time in person at a primitive campsite on the other side of the state n East Bumf#$k, PA. Did a little off-roading, got some dinner, shared some beers, watched the creek flow by.

 

[Redman]

My longest road trip to date.

My Ride-RT-Home-From-SanDiego trip
June 2019

I s'pose isnt anything in the photo to indicate is a long road trip since with the trunk and side bags it looks the same as an afternoon ride.
But then again, the scene obviously aint Michigan.
Colorado or Utah someplace, I think I-70 before I headed off on US50 for Colorado-Kansas-Missouri-Illinois-Indiania-HomeMichigan.

Speaking of S.W. Utah: Who? was the fine GSR member that had been in Southern California (say early 2000s), and then later moved to Hurricane Utah....?
His postings of Palomar Mountian (with BassCliff and others) and other south southern California canyon rides were memerable. THen I got to visit/ride SanDiego area about once a year from 2014 to 2019 and rode Palomar Mt and Ortega a few times.
Also, I think He was the guy that had avatar pic of bike parked across the double yellow line in middle of the road, that I used as an inspiration,,,,,um, er,,,ah,,, I copied.
(but in my pic cant see reflection of double yellow line in engine case).

 

[storm 64]

Bar Harbor, Maine.
It was a little overcast and rainy, but that just added to the ambiance of the seaside village.

 

[Baatfam]

My longest trip, and it was a good one...

 

[steve murdoch]

A short trip but a good one to Mosport 10? years ago.
Mine is the grey bike.

 

[rphillips]

Steve, are you sure the grey one is yours??? I'd have never imagined you with a bike that had SIX exhaust pipes on it

 

[Rob S.]

My longest trip, and it was a good one...

Sportster? Details, please. And more pics!

 

[Rob S.]

A short trip but a good one to Mosport 10? years ago.
Mine is the grey bike.

Twelve cylinders! That's a cool pic.

 

[Baatfam]

Happy Friday GSR! Let's review our photos and vote.
First the theme of the week by trevor:

...one of your favorite "pics from being on a road trip"

And that should be all of them. Let us know if anything is amiss.
Smaller than normal turnout this week, but still some fine photos. Thanks everyone for playing.

And don't forget to vote

 

[storm 64]

Redman gets my vote this week.
Definitely not Michigan!

 

[dgates1]

Redman for me as well. That looks like fun. Great frame of the shot as well.

Runner up was Baatfam. Been to Mt Rushmore several times, being from North Dakota.

 

[Rob S.]

Steve Murdoch and the twelve cylinders.

 

[Grimly]

Redman for me, this week.