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45 Days on a Gen3 Hayabusa - 2023 Pashnit Touring
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I know, right! Was thinking the same thing.
365 turns in 18 miles is awesome for bikers, but there were no cars or Hayabusas in 1876 when that photos is likely dated to.
This is all they knew horse & buggy.
This is what a superbloom looks like. This is normally very dry region & winter rains have made everything super green.
What our 2022 winter rains looked like. This is an atmospheric river. Same amount of water in the Amazon River floating through the sky.
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I got my pretty bike a bit dirty the last three days
Last stop of the ride before heading for home base.
I have another motorcycle tour to lead in just 12 days. I'm headed for Sequoia & Kings Canyon NP next with a smaller group of 9 bikes.
Sequoia Motorcycle Tour | Pashnit Tours
Ride Tulare & Kern County motorcycle roads
www.pashnittours.com
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Sequoia NP Motorcycle Tour
In 2022, I introduced a motorcycle tour headed for Sequoia NP and 38 people signed up. The response was a bit of a shock. What do I do with 40 motorcycles? I split the group into two different tour dates, and we had a great time plus lucked out with riding into Kings Canyon, a 8200 ft deep canyon, making it the deepest canyon in the United States, the very day it was opened up to the public. With the crazy last winter we've had in California and the immense amount of snow above 8000 ft, it was doubtful we'd get to ride into the 5000-ft deep canyon this year.
Road Closures have been the theme of our spring ride season, and we're just working with what's still open. We've also managed to complete 5 tours so far this season in perfect weather. For the 6th tour of the ride season, the forecast looked questionable, and changed every day: rain, no rain, maybe rain, wee bit of rain, in the end, it was damp, but only a few minutes of rain. Perfect!
The meet spot for this ride is in the center of the state, which meant leaving the day before to get near the meet spot for the next day.
Stopping in at Rancho Seco Nuclear Power Plant, not operational since the 80s
Meeting in Lindsay, CA which claims to have the largest olive in the world.
In 2022, I introduced a motorcycle tour headed for Sequoia NP and 38 people signed up. The response was a bit of a shock. What do I do with 40 motorcycles? I split the group into two different tour dates, and we had a great time plus lucked out with riding into Kings Canyon, a 8200 ft deep canyon, making it the deepest canyon in the United States, the very day it was opened up to the public. With the crazy last winter we've had in California and the immense amount of snow above 8000 ft, it was doubtful we'd get to ride into the 5000-ft deep canyon this year.
Road Closures have been the theme of our spring ride season, and we're just working with what's still open. We've also managed to complete 5 tours so far this season in perfect weather. For the 6th tour of the ride season, the forecast looked questionable, and changed every day: rain, no rain, maybe rain, wee bit of rain, in the end, it was damp, but only a few minutes of rain. Perfect!
The meet spot for this ride is in the center of the state, which meant leaving the day before to get near the meet spot for the next day.
Stopping in at Rancho Seco Nuclear Power Plant, not operational since the 80s
Meeting in Lindsay, CA which claims to have the largest olive in the world.
My ride buddy Mark just started a new tour company for touring Portugal. He's originally from France, but knows Portugal Motorcycle Roads like I know California Roads. You've always wanted to tour through Europe, check him out: Marc motorcycle touring
Southern Sierra Nevada Foothill Roads are super green - not raining yet, but those clouds...
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