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More pics it is then.. (in no particular order)
![]() Shot up road signs, East of Elko, NV ![]() Alarming road sign. Somewhere in UT. ![]() Peacocks (hens?) checking out the bike. (I think they liked it). For trips, I cover the gas tank with that clear book covering plastic stuff (not sure what it's called). It protects the paint from my magnetic tank bag & peels off easily without damaging the paint as it isn't that sticky. You can buy it by the roll in Staples. The Givi pannier bags are a bit small, but they can be mounted & removed from the rack in seconds (with a key). They also make excellent crash protectors if you have a "senior moment" and manage to drop the bike at zero speed. (Don't ask). ![]() En route to Las Vegas, trading war stories with a nice old gentleman who was on his way to Henderson, NV for a vintage motor show. He said he'd love a sports bike but can't afford the tickets.. ![]() Riding down the main drag, Las Vegas, NV ![]() Seligman, AZ. We stayed mostly in KOA campsites - they tend to be pretty decent quality, not too expensive and, as they tend not to be in busy areas, the (bike) security is a lot better than say a motel. ![]() ![]() S. Lake Tahoe. ![]() ![]() Middlegate Station, Hwy 50, NV This place kinda made me feel like I'd blundered onto a movie set. Can't really describe it, you just need to go see it for yourself. I had to grit my teeth and buy a splash of regular gas there as "America's Loneliest Highway" was giving me extreme range anxiety. The Pacific.. Hwy 1, just north of Cambria,CA Last edited by Albannach; 10-13-12 at 04:31. |
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Enjoyed your pics - great trip!! =)
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How far north did you go past SF?
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It's really nice when you go further north on the 101. My hometown is up that way. It's better for a summer ride because it rains a lot in the winter and spring and it can get very cold.
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