Bruce at 74 just got back a few days ago from a tour of the Himalayan Mountains - we were excited to hear the tales of his trip and riding at 20,000 ft on a Royal Enfield.
What's the best part about these tours? Well, the easy answer is the endless twisty roads we have here in California. But everybody knows that. What's the real reason for 21 years? And many pardons if I've already blathered on about this topic.
So, here's the same answer I've been blathering on about for years. It's our people, our riders- and nowhere does this show up more than when I review the photos a day or two later after the ride. It's the same thing, over and over, the best part, the very best part, is all of us together, talking bikes, talking oil & tires, sharing pictures of past bikes, kids, work, while enjoying a view of the endless ocean. Together.
Nothing compares to that, and we keep coming back for more. Next we head into the Sierra Nevada Range to check out giant sequoias, then into Coastal Oregon, then across the high deserts of Nevada.
Each time, all together once more.
What's the best part about these tours? Well, the easy answer is the endless twisty roads we have here in California. But everybody knows that. What's the real reason for 21 years? And many pardons if I've already blathered on about this topic.
So, here's the same answer I've been blathering on about for years. It's our people, our riders- and nowhere does this show up more than when I review the photos a day or two later after the ride. It's the same thing, over and over, the best part, the very best part, is all of us together, talking bikes, talking oil & tires, sharing pictures of past bikes, kids, work, while enjoying a view of the endless ocean. Together.
Nothing compares to that, and we keep coming back for more. Next we head into the Sierra Nevada Range to check out giant sequoias, then into Coastal Oregon, then across the high deserts of Nevada.
Each time, all together once more.
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