Uncle Champ

My stepdad raced in the 60s maybe 50s on a 650 BSA or Triumph, not sure, I do remember him saying he went over the fence in the back stretch and him and a buddy made the bike into a gyrocopter. Crashed it too.

Awesome

Don't feel old, I did the math once, long ago when I worked and had spare time. Average age in SDAR was 46. Welcome. DR 350, solid. Cheers

Warming to 30 here today, merry ho ho

Nice, nice pics, awesome you're having fun.

Hmmmm, interesting place.

So where are you Mimi? I know Wyoming but where? Looks high and flat. Glad you're riding.

Yeah but no need for those pesky X-rays.

You know if you go west from that pic near the border there's a canyon that keeps going west and up... but it's a secret so I can't discuss it further.

Wow, cool.

I think that was Wildwood, now in Idaho.

Thank you, I'll ring him.

Not really motorcycle related but I am not able to fix a blown off roof on the backside of the house. Any roofers or local contacts? House is in Campo. Thank you, Unc C

Good job, now ride to N Idaho, accommodation's available

Good Morning, I need a little real experience advice. I've spent a considerable amount of time around and on the Idaho BDR lately. Seriously considering selling the 990 and the 06 Husky 510 to purchase a midrange bike. Been seeing a few of these 700's and of course lots of all examples of everything else. Was going to try the test drive route but I never buy new anyway. Anybody done any head to head comparisons? Not pulling the trigger right away but circling the prey, preparing. Thank You for any and all comments. Uncle C. P.S. I'm 6'4" if one platform is better for tall and 240lbs more or less with luggage.