| Author | Message | ||
     Spatten1 |
Last week I hit the road without a schedule for the first time in many years. Rode, and pulled over to sleep when it got dark. Very good trip.           | ||
| Kurbennett |
You lucky dog! Great pics, look the ride has been a great one. I was scheduled to do a ride from GA to Washington state, but the plans fell through. Am very envious! | ||
| Alchemy |
Great pictures. That bike is really photogenic! | ||
| Spatten1 |
Thanks man! All I had was my Blackberry for a camera, and I can't figure out how it zooms, so I was walking back and forward a lot. The first shot is about 50 miles from my house, at lake Dillon. From there I headed into the desert for a couple days, then back to my mountains through Durango. Nothing better than riding with no schedule or place to crash Out West, where you can camp damn near anywhere. I did almost get into trouble in the Navajo nation, luckily I found a monument/national park site run by the national park service with free camping! Had camp set up with 15 minutes of light to spare! Cracked a beer and lit a Cuban. | ||
| Xl1200r |
<-- Jealous. | ||
| J2blue |
Dang, that sure is a good looking bike! Have fun. | ||
| F_skinner |
Spatten1, nice pics and it looks like you had a great time. I long for the days I can just take off and to something like that. I hate planning! Frank | ||
| Brinnutz |
Can I get a Cuban? LOL | ||
| Corporatemonkey |
Purdy  | ||
| Spatten1 |
The only two things that can get me into the "present moment" are long rides without planning and bow hunting. Get me to my happy place. 3 cubans left. A buddy of mine picked them up in London for me. They are Punch, which is ironic because I love the Honduras Punch too. Nice to have the real ones, they are damn good. |
