Planning a ride to California (Route 66), Houston, Phoenix and Mexico.

[Hayabusa4life]

The baton is a lot easier to transport around though.....

Good thing it was a toaster and not a TV....they were big and heavy in those days.....

100% the baton is the way to go.

My plan was to pass by Cap, and hand deliver the toaster and retire it from running around, and let the baton keep taking its place. It was going to be a surprise since he didn't know I had it. Things didn't work out, so I'm almost home with both. I will let him decide if he want it back with him or keep it running.For now I will have it, but at least everyone know where is it

 

[Hayabusa4life]

They been running together from California, I just keep forgetting to get them out for pictures

 

[WuzzaCBXRider]

It’s a good thing you didn’t come across a grand father clock you really liked. Ya know, you can stop in at most any UPS store and ship your excess baggage home while you’re on the road so you don’t have to carry it with you. They even provide the box.

 

[pashnit]

It’s a good thing you didn’t come across a grand father clock you really liked.

This is the funniest thing I've read all day. You boys need to catch up.

I think that might actually be a coffin.

 

[WuzzaCBXRider]

A serious tourer

 

[Hayabusa4life]

It’s a good thing you didn’t come across a grand father clock you really liked. Ya know, you can stop in at most any UPS store and ship your excess baggage home while you’re on the road so you don’t have to carry it with you. They even provide the box.

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You never know, I'm still on the way home, not quite done with the trip yet, I will try to stay off the stores

 

[Hayabusa4life]

It’s a good thing you didn’t come across a grand father clock you really liked. Ya know, you can stop in at most any UPS store and ship your excess baggage home while you’re on the road so you don’t have to carry it with you. They even provide the box.

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I actually thought about sending stuff home, but then I could needed, and I'm managing so far, the only thing I don't need is her shoes and maybe the extra helmet, that won't do much difference. I was hoping to deliver the toaster to free some room. But I be home by tomorrow already

 

[Rojo]

A special tribute! | Random Thoughts

Uncle Steve came to the house the other day and brought an old plaque with him that he found in a closet at his troop HQ. On this plaque was a picture of a Oklahoma State Trooper and a few words about his service and death. The Tribute is probably 30 years old and Steve didn't feel that it was...

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[Hayabusa4life]

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A special tribute! | Random Thoughts

Uncle Steve came to the house the other day and brought an old plaque with him that he found in a closet at his troop HQ. On this plaque was a picture of a Oklahoma State Trooper and a few words about his service and death. The Tribute is probably 30 years old and Steve didn't feel that it was...

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Still have it

 

[Hayabusa4life]

Arrived home, had a blast on the way, ended up with 6,426 miles traveled. Time to rest and start planning the next ride.

Special Thanks to
@SSGT_B and @HayaWakened for their time and help, you guys are awesome!

 

[WuzzaCBXRider]

Congrats! That’s a lot of miles in the seat. I like to look at touring this way, it’s only a day ride and so is tomorrow. My longest was a lil over 4,000 on my 8 states in 10 days on an old CBX. My only ‘break down’ was the low beam filament burnt out around dusk somewhere NE of Cody WY.

 

[LC4CARL]

Amazing ride!

 

[Rojo]

How often do ride with a passenger? | Gen 3 Busa Information

Ever ride with a passenger? How do they like it? How far have you traveled 2 up? I get the feeling these things are 1 person rockets for the most part even though some classify the busa as a “sports tourer” which implies distance traveling , usually with another person.

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