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  1. 6 points
    Probably been around 3 years since I’ve rode a modern bike because I just wasn’t feeling comfortable on the 500. A few months ago I sold it and got a 350, took it out yesterday to McCain and loved it. My confidence is back. I had a blast and after one ride love this thing.
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    I figured someone here knows about this. I saw it on a restaurant doorway in San Ignacio a few days ago. Too funny! Is that Krug?
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    Not too much stopping with that kind of mileage but I managed to snag a few pictures. Long, foggy, and rainy drive from San Diego but saw a good omen dropping down to the sunny desert floor. 350thumper usually leads rides out here but wanted to ride sweep today and look for anything that falls off my bike (like me) Doesn't matter how sketchy, 350thumper always volunteers to go first HotRod82 does not hesitate 350thumper peeled off after a late lunch, kicked up a windstorm pinning the 650Large through the sand Nearing the end, well deserved water break Fun ride, awesome meeting you HotRod82 and great to ride with you again 350thumper
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    I really enjoyed this 7 part YouTube series. It reminded me of the mystery and wonder of discovering Adventure riding. The early years of our sport . . . any sport really are filled with excitement, discovery, hard knocks and hopefully success. It's the honeymoon period and is often the "best" times of the adventure. I both miss these times, and enjoy the present and hopefully my future moto adventures. Hope this series makes someone here smile and remember the "dumb" things we did and risks we took when we were young and broke. Good stuff.
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    I got some here in Rio Grande Argentina. Come and get em!
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    It probably took a long time to communicate from down here like a year our two if you ever made it back to port.
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    What's group 27 - 31 ? Battery size ?
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    All your 10MM belong to meeze
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    Hi guys, I cleaned out some of my toolboxes. Here is what I have and like to pass it on to the SDAR community first before I post it on craigslist. 1/4" long and short socket with extension's and ratchets, 90% are CRAFTSMAN tools. some Japan included. $25.00 3/8" long sockets with some extension and ratchet. $35.00 3/8" short sockets with some extension and ratchet. $30.00 1/2" short and long sockets with some extension, cardan joint and ratchet. $35.00 Or all 4 boxes for $100.00 90% of all is CRAFTSMAN. All are in good condition, no scrap metal. Just look at the pictures for a better understanding. Pickup in Ramona, or you pay for shipping.
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    Cool ! Please post photos if anyone has some.
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    We had a great day. No rain, but the wind came up later in the day after we stopped for fuel in Salton. The dirt is still really good, the sand is still wet underneath. Turned into a pretty big day at 138 miles....good times!
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    Forgive me if this has been posted earlier (I've been out of pocket quite a bit this year), ... The movie is playing at San Diego BMW Motorcycles this Saturday night at 7pm. If you want a good look at the route this would be a great place to see it before it finally gets to YouTube about May. I'll see you there! https://www.meetup.com/motorcyclists-of-san-diego/events/298937441/?utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=share-btn_savedevents_share_modal&utm_source=link
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    I’m going to run it late July. Will report back to you,
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    Currently Bicycle Touring Argentina. 👀
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    The first year that I did the Dash I used the roll chart only and did fine. The 2nd year I was new to GPS and got a little lost, that's why I got 216 miles instead of 204. I've done it 3 times so far and would love to do it again next year... hint hint!
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    Maybe I could join you in the Rally Lexus.
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    1. The ride is for vintage bikes 125cc and smaller, 1990 and older. 2. The ride is 125 miles long (yes - you and bike must both be in good shape!) 3. There is no Freeway on this ride (due to small displacement motorcycles) 4. There is an registration/entry fee of $25 per motorcycle - this covers the cost of the following: a) the Chase Truck to follow - in case anyone needs a ride back to the Start point/End point of the ride b) a Certificate of Completion for the participants who complete this momentous ride! c) a Trophy for "the winner"! (each rider to complete the event is scored as follows: (10 x Age of Rider + 10 x Age of motorcycle)/ (engine size +125) 5) The ride is on the 125th day of the year! (Hence the name of the event!)... I have about 4 VJMC members that already know about this ride and are eager to join! Since the date is only ~11 weeks away (fast approaching in the VJMC timeline!), I got off my rear and made up a flyer (see attached) - I hope you like it! I want to spread the word to more members in the South-West and Southern California area, so please get yourself and your small vintage bike in shape for this Epic event! On a side note, all riders must sign a "VJMC Release of Liability" form before joining the ride. Please write to me and let me know if you plan to attend, or if you happen to be in the San Diego area for the start/finish to cheer us on! Cheers! Vm Victor Montijo VJMC - San Diego County Field Rep 858.722-8748
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    Hopefully I'll be posting more pics on here of camps like this, lol. Keep telling myself I'm going to post more but then I always find an excuse not to, lol. Hoping to do some video as well. Thank you!
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    Had my final physical therapy session for a separated shoulder on Thursday so I put together a ride, of course. We started with a meticulously planned route downloaded into our GPS'. Leaving Ramona, heading out through Mesa Grande, into Warner Spring then up into Los Coyotes Reservation. From there up around the old Scout Camp, down through Lost Valley. We would travers up into the Palomar Divide, make our way through the Observatory and off into the canyon... Started our Saturday at Farmhouse 78. Perfect way to start a ride. So Los Coyotes is closed. We rode our through Lost Valley to attempt to see the old Scout Camp, closed... Then began the improvisation. We got back onto the Lost Valley route and headed into Anza. Paused for a moment to look at satellite images so we could find our next trail. Coyote Canyon was a natural choice, we'd take it down into Borrego and camp. The riverbed at the bottom although appearing wet from above (which would have made it firm enough to get the big bikes through) was bone dry and soft. So we turned around and rode back up to the top. Out through the sketchy neighborhoods in Anza, out through Palm Springs and into Borrego via Salton Seaway. Camped in Borrego then took Grapevine Canyon from the Narrows up into Ranchita. It was a fun ride to say the least and the shoulder held up great!
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    Solid pics. I like your campsite all tucked in like that.
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    Brad used to be a frequent participant of SDAR. Like me, priorities and family refocus our time and efforts. I only rode with Brad a few times years ago but I keep seeing him pop up on gardening and agricultural blogs. I notice this because I have similar interests in those things. There is an impressive write up on Brad and his endeavors on a local master gardener’s website. Check it out. I'm impressed! https://gregalder.com/yardposts/how-brad-grew-his-avocado-grove/
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