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And Chris,, Have you had the time to look at the suspension, for example the forks?
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Well Chris,,, I am glad you are maintaining your typical sense of humor. ( the doll picture. ). None of us want to be That Guy; we think we have a work around to avoid that. It does change your perspective and that can be for the better. Confidence is a funny thing; we need it but it can bite you. Possibly it is not even about over reaching but as PMB said, it is just that hidden rock that gets you. That is part of the pride you feel every time you get back to the truck after successfully beating the challenge once again. 🤷🏼♂️ Here is a deal. You and me get a Honda Cub 125 and start our riding carrier over. But you already have one so it is up to me! Reset
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Kaiser Dr. Chung, Travel Lodge. He did two for my wife. Although she does not ride.
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Christmas fun 2021
Bagstr replied to dirt dame's topic in 1 to 3 Day Ride Write-Ups, Stories and Photos
Love the Blue! There are time when a solo ride is just the ticket; a great time to think as well as sort the suspension. That Big motor will chug around with minimal effort. -
Four 1250HP's in the AZ Superstitions
Bagstr replied to Zubb's topic in 1 to 3 Day Ride Write-Ups, Stories and Photos
Thanks Zubb for the reply. Yes, Travel is the only reason. To have a big bike. Ive done that, FJR, and tired of it. A truck plus a bike works well for me. As Udo says,,,,, -
Four 1250HP's in the AZ Superstitions
Bagstr replied to Zubb's topic in 1 to 3 Day Ride Write-Ups, Stories and Photos
Hey Zubb I get that those low jugs give the bike a low balance point, plus stop the bike from lying flat when down. What I can’t imagine is that the bike has the front geometry to handle correctly in sand or loose traction. I learned to ride the desert on a 990, but it was always unreliable at the front wheel. The front would just go away without warning. You are saying the front is reliable off-road and on the highway? Hard to believe. -
Interesting Camp Gear review. Da, Rigger definitely gets the minimalist award. Are you warm blooded? A Range of saddle bags has evolved. Once the Giant Loop horse shoe design was the way to go. Now we see racks and hanging bags. The racks I have seen weigh 12lbs. Do you two agree on the weight? In my opinion, a tent can be a life saver if it rains overnight. Also, the team is sporting some nice travel jackets. That is another tough packing choice. You pretty much need to wear it the whole time. What do you think guys? Thanks for the Fashion and Equipment show. 👀
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Where are photos depicting the run south from the Wyoming boarder? 🤷🏼♂️
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Is that Oracle running a luggage frame?
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Nothing Better than a wild mountain camp
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They Painted the doors. I hope you didn’t have any trouble with all the Texans that hang out on the River deck. 🤨
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And you need to negotiate Before renewal date
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PaulmB is right to shoot B&W images because those are about the only colors available even when the sun comes up.
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Wednesday, 0730, South Carrizo Had the Good Fortune to meet up with McTrails and PMB for a casual 76 miles Inside the Park. Had lost track of McT since he went back to defending the Republic. Mimi mentioned she and he had been riding And; remembered he is now available during the week. As it turned out, the drive was well worth the visit. Great to catch up with McT. Also it has been a few since I connected with the PMB as we have had roofers on the ,,, for 3 weeks. As Oft stated, the desert floor is dry and soft, like forever. It takes a special group to drive up and knock it out. Thanks for the effort guys. Bagstr
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You are an Explorer
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Oak Grove - Chihuahua Valley - Iron Mtn
Bagstr replied to Sneeker's topic in 1 to 3 Day Ride Write-Ups, Stories and Photos
I remember giving up on that climb several years past. Can’t remember what bike I was on. That is my excuse. 😎 Thanks for for the info. -
Yes, we know the desert has been Dry, but that keeps the mosquitos down. The guys persevered as we continue to explore ABDSP. We have done it a hundred times; regardless there is always something to see, to challenge and to talk about. Thanks for the effort to get it done guys.
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Thank You Randy. A clear statement like that goes a long way to getting people behind the effort. I have enjoyed your travel reports from Mexico. Best of luck on your travels.
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“But don’t stop now” So we got through the Survival mode. Next Up, Where are we going? What are the priorities? What is the personality of this forum? Is it just about making money or is there a larger, dare I say mission? 💁♂️
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Late Spring in Anza Borrego
Bagstr replied to Bagstr's topic in 1 to 3 Day Ride Write-Ups, Stories and Photos
We need moisture. The Dez has not flooded I what, a least a year and a half? The washes are soft and deep. -
https://gardinerfamilyadventures.wordpress.com/2012/04/14/fuel-injection-how-to-keep-it-working/ This is a Link to a thoughtful guy over at ADVrider
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“Brand Appeal and Facelift” I know a guy that can advise you on that.
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I would need to. Be of a certain age to remember that. Did you ever use a Yankee on the job?