Couple of pics from this weekend in Big-Bend

[Mr.Brownstone]

Went to Big Bend this weekend, here are couple of pics to start with. Did run into Vince in Lajitas on his Moto Guzi, he was going home to get his St when I ran into him. Anyway will post fuill report when I get some time.

[Kennedy]

You guys sure look like you have some nice open country there.

[NBA336]

Pictures in Big Bend are beautiful. It is very flat here in London. I would love to have the country scenery as I'm sure Kennedy would too since we both live in Canada not too far from each other. I will be getting mine as soon as the weather permits. :04biker: :) :D

[AgSTreak]

Thanks for the pics Mr B. Nice scenery, wish I was there. :03biker:

[nm6r]

Those pictures just kind of make you want to go out and ride.

Ray
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[Mr.Brownstone]

Couple of more.

[vince]

:cop2: :03biker: Gee Mr. Brownstone, 136.4 mph !

I'm still a little gunshy after two fast riding awards for just 15mph over by the same dps officer outside of Alpine (both just warnings :hotpepper ).

Just curious, what was your speedo showing?

Vince :04biker:

[CruisingDog]

Just to warn you about GPS readings for top speeds. They are not 100% accurate.

You know that the accuracy of a GPS is typically 20ft. Well if you take the worst case you could have potentially 20ft discrepancy from what's real. (ie center of circle to the extreme edge of the circle = 10ft in each case). measuring from point to point you could potentially be 10ft out on each point.

If you wish to translate this into MPH,

20ft/sec = 13.63636 MPH. ie if your GPS takes samples every second you could be upto 13.6 MPH out!!

[Mr.Brownstone]

I did not post the pic. of the GPS to show the top speed, I posted it to show the trip miles.