Break out the long underwear...
Who Rode Today?
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ottafish
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Nice view.. Not a bad spot to hide for a few hours..
Nice view from a garage. If I still had my St. Bernard I’d get a sidecar.
Got in a nice 130 miler today in the Park via 41 and out via 140. Weather was great even near the snow. Elevation was 2,300’ to 6,000’. Lots of traffic but on a bike it’s really no problem. Only saw six bikes. Hopefully the short vid of the Merced River will load. The sound of the rushing river was niiiice!
c10
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Front tire looking a bit thin in one photo . How many miles now on the Kaw?
How are those tires off road?
Cantab
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You should know that back tyreits a PR2 and a T31 up front so nope road tyres
Yep, got them on both bikes.
I almost bought an RF900R years ago, they were a very underrated bike.Hadn't been on my old RF600R since last August.... I've turned into a Deadbeat Dad!
Rectified that situation today...
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... guess I'm good until December now.
I checked the mileage in my maintenance notes and that front PP2CT has almost 7,000, not 9,000 miles.
Got in a great ride up into the tall, burnt and uncut today for a 189 mile loop. I stopped by my dealer first to get a second (in person) opinion on that sprocket. The service manager and his mechanic had never seen one like it. The hub, wheel everything, rotates straight except for a slight wobble in the sprocket. So, when I need tires I’ll get er done.
My ride was great, from under 1,000’ to over 7,000’. Rode up the mountain past Shaver Lake and almost around Huntington Lake. Snow blocked the loop around it on the north side, where those cabin/houses are. Even up high the temps were in the 60s. I’ll start with the sad pics, the burn areas first. I hadn’t been up there since the fires last summer. For some of the areas, as far as you could see was total devastation, just blackened sticks big and small instead of the forest you’ll see in the other pics. The remains of that Valero station is all that’s left of the store the gas pumps and a very old cafe next to it.
My ride was great, from under 1,000’ to over 7,000’. Rode up the mountain past Shaver Lake and almost around Huntington Lake. Snow blocked the loop around it on the north side, where those cabin/houses are. Even up high the temps were in the 60s. I’ll start with the sad pics, the burn areas first. I hadn’t been up there since the fires last summer. For some of the areas, as far as you could see was total devastation, just blackened sticks big and small instead of the forest you’ll see in the other pics. The remains of that Valero station is all that’s left of the store the gas pumps and a very old cafe next to it.
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