Loading all my stuff into the truck to head South to San Diego.
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Bros On Bikes
Well done, boys. Well done. An amazing parody photo of the Babes in Borrego shot of Jenny and Nina. All in good fun! I want to personally thank JP of the Selvedge Yard for posting this because it made my week. Original photo by Lanakila MacNaughton for the Women’s Moto Exhibit (website), parody photo by Scott G. Toepfer (website).
Colorful Countryside: Riding the Explorers’ Edge
A place where traffic moves aside to let you pass, the vibrant colors of fall leaves fill your field of vision, roads are open and inviting… my Northern adventure was full of good times. The best parts? Doing it all on the BMW f650GS, and being in great company. Morning arrived and I pulled myself out of the comfy hotel bed- 9am local time for Toronto, and a painful 6am home time.It didn’t matter- I was chomping at the bit to rail the 2012 BMW f650GS on the Ontario, Canada roads I’d… Continue Reading »
Learning the Dirt at the Touratech ADV Moto Rally
When you get a random phone call from the Marketing Manager at Touratech inviting you to attend their 2013 Adventure Motorcycle Rally, you get sort of excited. Then it moves to a sort of horror when you realize you have to tell them you’ve only ridden on a dirt a small amount, and on bikes either unsuited for the terrain, or much smaller than touring and adventure motorcycles. Fortunately for me, one of the reasons they got in touch was because of my enthusiasm for adventure riding but my lack of experience… Continue Reading »
Monster Project: Phase 20
Removing the clutch cover for sanding and paint, revealing them all gloss black, plus Pandora’s new pipes.
Monster Project: Phase 19
One of the biggest Monster Project transformation posts… she really comes out of her cocoon here. The seat chop process, plus some.
Motorcycle Wisdom
More motorcycle relatable quotes/motorcycle wisdom from one of my all time favorite writers, Hunter S. Thompson. Let the good times roll!
Tom Robbins Motorcycle Wisdom
“The difference between a criminal and an outlaw is that while criminals frequently are victims, outlaws never are. Indeed, the first step toward becoming a true outlaw is the refusal to be victimized.”
