All Things Bikes and Tacos! (...and every vehicle imaginable)

Fair enough, though on 2 wheels or 4 I like to explore and HH is more like a ski area. But our Cal SVRA’s are pretty cool. Unfortunately State Parks encourages OHV’s, equestrians but not so much bikes.

 

I love quickies before work! Oh wait bike rides... Yea I like those too...

 

We aren't prejudice we accept all two wheels!

 

Dope set up both rigs! I laughed at ski bowl. Is that the name of the ski hill? I ask because I did a double take... We have a Snow Bowl here in Missoula.

 

Good looking setup we have the same tent on what looks like the same topper.

 

thanks man! ski bowl is america's largest night ski area. it has some pretty steep and tech terrain which makes it fun on a powder day. it's located much lower than Timberline or Mt Hood Meadows. in the summer time it has lift assisted trails as well as an adventure park for families.

http://www.skibowl.com/winter/

 

Thats awesome thanks for the info!

 

@ccallen Where you been dude? I haven't seen you post up in forever.

 

Similar. I have the ARE overlander with windoors, rhinolined

 

This is my setup.

 

your setup is amazing... this is exactly what I need!

 

Hahah right! I've been busy between work and hitting a lot of trails! Winter tends to slow me town, ill be posting more now. How was the rest of your riding season? Im sure yours doesn't really end because you have the desert next door...

 

How do you put that in your taco? haha jk Nice bike. I sold my last sport bike a year ago thinking of going to a cruiser style. A lot more comfy for long rides with my wife on back.

 

Rode Pisgah last month, and got back from Bellingham last week. What a riot! Other than that, I honestly haven't ridden much this season. May and June were legit with a bunch of enduro type races, but I moved closer to the city in July, then got caught up in the offroad race scene around here, plus some mods for a trip to the Arctic Ocean next July and that kinda killed my riding momentum.

Most of our trails are soggy right now anyways due to the recent snow, and some lingering rain the last few days. Thankfully, we have a few local areas that are known as "Honey Badger" trails that are sandy and rocky enough to be basically invincible. We also have St. George and Hurricane a few hours south that you can escape to when the cold gets to you.

 

Sweet Beta, my cousin has the 300cc two stroke and that things is crazy!

 

Doesn't sound like a slow season... Sounds like an epic season! I love riding in Bellingham and I'm sure its changed a ton in the 10 years since I left seattle...

 

This is one of the first places i ever rode a motorcycle!!! My uncle lived in Tahoe and I would spend my summers there. I must have been 8 years old or so... I was on my XR100 when I learned the term "when in doubt throttle out"!!!

 

Gorgeous!!!

 

I love the 390 I have, I came off of '06 KTM 300 XC-W. This is my first four stroke DB.