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Thanks, Larry I would pass on the Harley offer....I wouldn't want everybody else to have to wait for us all the time And besides, you know, I have a trailer. I could bring my ownalimey4u2 wrote:Mike, It would please me no end for you & Cindy to be there.... You would make an old man happy in his dotage....
PS. I will personally make a Harley Davidson ( CBXs are too expensive ) available for you & Cindy to play with if you wish. And I promise to make the toast....
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Say Larry (and any others) come on over to the left coast around July 3rd and I'll take you on a ride up north, through OR, WA, ID and Montana. All i can offer is evergreen tree lined two lanes, rivers, lakes and mountains and very few people!
...where to ride this summer? Have about ten days and I'll probably take the 82 CBX which already has nearly 94,000 miles on it. Great sports tourer. Glacier again? I sure like it up there and all over northern Idaho too. Rode Monument Valley and Grand Canyon area last summer so this time I need to get back into some TREE lined two lanes again alongside some rivers and mountains. Hiway 1 north, across Oregon into Idaho, past Cascade and Kooskia over the Lolo up past Seeley Lake to GNP? Whitefish to Eureka to Libby and back to Kalispell? Salmon river area past Hamilton into Stanley? Hmmmm........we could call it a rally.....
...where to ride this summer? Have about ten days and I'll probably take the 82 CBX which already has nearly 94,000 miles on it. Great sports tourer. Glacier again? I sure like it up there and all over northern Idaho too. Rode Monument Valley and Grand Canyon area last summer so this time I need to get back into some TREE lined two lanes again alongside some rivers and mountains. Hiway 1 north, across Oregon into Idaho, past Cascade and Kooskia over the Lolo up past Seeley Lake to GNP? Whitefish to Eureka to Libby and back to Kalispell? Salmon river area past Hamilton into Stanley? Hmmmm........we could call it a rally.....
It ain't the destination, its the journey...
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In re: " Well that's what my wife says...."
Haven't had one of those in over 20 years but I agree, family first.
Mike, I have two CBXs and a Hayabusa. Any of them are ready for any kind of ride. No need to ship one out, but mine are not pristine trophy bikes, just reliable riders!
Haven't had one of those in over 20 years but I agree, family first.
Mike, I have two CBXs and a Hayabusa. Any of them are ready for any kind of ride. No need to ship one out, but mine are not pristine trophy bikes, just reliable riders!
It ain't the destination, its the journey...
Beautiful country out west, for sure - Much of it absolutely stunning!
4 or 5 years ago, I rode an XL-250 Honda 2500 miles from Biloxi to Rooseville BC to begin a 2600 mile off-road trip down the Continental Divide to Antelope Wells New Mexico and then another 1350 miles back to Biloxi . . . . all in about 25 days - What a BLAST and what scenery . . . . especially in the off-road portion. Actually, the little Honda broke down on me in New Mexico and I had to have my son come and pick me (us) up - I got a disassembled XL-250 in the back of a Chevy Cavalier without too much trouble ;)
I'd LOVE to do that again some summer . . . . but only the ride down the divide - 3800 miles of blacktop on a 250cc bike isn't really a vacation . . . . but it sure was an adventure!
If I could find 5 or 6 interested folks to do it again, I'd be all for it . . . . but we'd need a couple guys/gals to drive a 'chase vehicle' with a trailer along with us, so we'd have some way to deal with breakdowns/injuries and such . . . . plus having an empty trailer to camp out in at night would make it more practical as well
One day . . . . . I've got a little Kawa KLR-250 all gassed up and ready to go . . . . ;)
Don
4 or 5 years ago, I rode an XL-250 Honda 2500 miles from Biloxi to Rooseville BC to begin a 2600 mile off-road trip down the Continental Divide to Antelope Wells New Mexico and then another 1350 miles back to Biloxi . . . . all in about 25 days - What a BLAST and what scenery . . . . especially in the off-road portion. Actually, the little Honda broke down on me in New Mexico and I had to have my son come and pick me (us) up - I got a disassembled XL-250 in the back of a Chevy Cavalier without too much trouble ;)
I'd LOVE to do that again some summer . . . . but only the ride down the divide - 3800 miles of blacktop on a 250cc bike isn't really a vacation . . . . but it sure was an adventure!
If I could find 5 or 6 interested folks to do it again, I'd be all for it . . . . but we'd need a couple guys/gals to drive a 'chase vehicle' with a trailer along with us, so we'd have some way to deal with breakdowns/injuries and such . . . . plus having an empty trailer to camp out in at night would make it more practical as well
One day . . . . . I've got a little Kawa KLR-250 all gassed up and ready to go . . . . ;)
Don
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