SoCalMule

PMB recommended to me the company Seat Concepts. I can now recommend them for a very nice comfortable seat. Felt like a whole new bike after installing one; especially at times when I'm getting pooped.

+1 on the 14/50 for a KTM 450 Hey, I saw a couple of sprinkles out here in Borrego one minute ago.

This morning I finished a shakedown cruise of 50 miles. I'm happy to report that both me and the bike are doing very well. It was quite a relief for me that I can keep my elbows up and ride as if I've been riding all summer. Tuesday or Wednesday sounds fine to me; I would Opt for a Borrego breakfast start. Be fun to catch up on how everybodies summer was.

I'm in!

Congratulations Bruce! I'm so happy for you. Remember your priorities...Family first, ride second, work third, bathroom breaks as necessary. See you in Borrego soon!

Looked like you had a fun ride!

My gosh, I hope this can be one of those pure learning experiences that never needs to be repeated. Knowing your limits is money in the bank. Ridding a huge bike to learn how to ride dirt is like_____(fill in the blank.)

In!

I liked the part where the fence stopped at the granite boulder section. You could ride through and not have to wait at the crossing.

I like that there are many options in the duel sport world. This translates to more riders, more trail support, more fun teasing your buddies!

Has anyone riding "tubeless" had problems with loosing air from the tape covering the spokes?

What tools would be recommended to bring? Will be riding in to certain areas or hiking in?

Used to ride the Cascades near Port Angeles, WA on my 1990 KX 250 and loved it! Thanks for sharing!

Welcome to SDAR Chris! Thank you for your service!

Welcome to SDAR Derek! Cheers!

Pretty snazzy!

Great choice of bike Ryan! Welcome to SDAR. Many rides out here in the Dez; watch for temps to lower a little and there will be many times to ride with a few SDAR folks!

Thank you PMB! I wasn't sure if that no engine race blacktop was car accessible. Poor Rigger...you just created a Rodney Dangerfield moment for him. Hey Rigger D, if you want help to plastic wrap Paul's 500 some day I'm there; just don't tell Paul.

Please give directions to "4 Corners" I will be there. Coming from Borrego.

I love it! Reminds me of Coco the dog that road B to V desert races with carpet glued to the tank!

I'm still wondering where to put the parrot...

Any idea on the difference in weight? Sure looks stronger than the double loop version.

If you weight the outside peg and turn a trike really really hard you can make it a two wheeler

So cool Dan that you have a 300 6Days too! My other dream bike!

Cool video, seems easy enough!