Motorcycles BS Thread 2.0

Hahaaa

 

I used to practice in this lot back in 2003-4 ,, the building was empty at that time and had my own little course I would ride.
https://www.google.com/maps/place/9...2!3d47.909278!4d-122.2691352!16s/g/11bw4qw2hy

 

Nah man, they got that stuff called "humidity" over there. I will never miss that feeling you get every time I walk outside on a summer day.

Makes wearing a riding jacket or heavy clothing even worse.

 

You and me both! Just wish it wasn’t so far from where we work/have family

 

Couldn’t have picked a more peaceful final resting place, good on him.

 

See this guy gets it it’s freaking miserable 4 months out of the year.

 

Yeah humidity sucks, it’s been high here lately … already sweating in the morning on my walk to the train

 

My dad worked in that building at one point. He always called it the plywood palace because of all the cubicles in there.

 

Just a couple pics my buddy took but so far it’s been fun out here in Colorado! Sadly I did crash once thou… we were on a trail and going good my buddy was beside me a bit and he slide into my line and welll I grabbed the wrong brake… and washed the front end out and lost it and hit a boulder on the side of the trail… bike is fine and I’m fine nothing broken just hurt like a bitch and cut up my elbow and knee decently… (bummed my New Jersey got bloody thooou!) besides that the bike has been doing great and even with the sm wheels it hasnt stopped or lost much traction (the trails we are doing are easy af haha)



And I told you all he would bring that goldwing lmao it’s hitting his skid plate a lot but going well!

 

Ya drove right by my house! That cantilevered bridge is in my backyard! Should have stopped by, would have taken you in some ridge rides.

 

Man this is awesome. What a sweet time!

 

Actually that's just one of the final resting places. Jason's request was that his ashes be divided and given to specific FJR forum riders he had ridden with during his life. Sadly I never had that pleasure myself. He was a good rider and also a fast rider. All ashes were to be ridden by motorcycle to places he'd visited or places he would have liked to have visited and their final ride MUST hit triple digits at some point along the route. I was gifted 4 bronze tokens with GPS coordinates should I choose to visit 4 locations. These included the Cherohala at 2 different overlooks, one spot on Push Mountain Rd., and one I can't currently recall but for sure another great riding road. In addition some are in Baja, Mexico and some in Banff, Canada in a lake. I know there are still some to be scattered in CO.

I do know for a fact that the ashes so far scattered have all been dispatched to their final locations at 3 digit speeds. Jason would be happy.

 

Yup! It’s been great minus the whole boulder part I mean really who put that there! lmao today majority of the group shows up so we will hit more trails and hopefully I hit less shit haha. I did find out I’ll need new bars thou… I tweaked mine a bit

 

You'll do alright. Just stagger and get a little more distance and you'll be good!

 

I recently purchased some Dynamoto stands to make it easier to maneuver my Triumph Speed Triple around the garage. They were pricey but excellent build quality and fast shipping. They arrived in Texas only six days after shipping from Australia!

 

Excellent story! Thanks

 

Yup yup just a dumb situation lol

 

Had the same bike in white. Nice

 

The only time I find a boulder or sharp rock is when I decide not to wear all my armor…strangely enough I get struck wherever I don’t have pads. SOB!