Perhaps the beginning of long distance riding
- Thread starter Mileater1950
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Oddly, I had never heard of this guy before reading that article. Thanks!!!
ST Dan
2 summers 50k+ miles 48 states
me either, very interesting!
1825-miles in 24-hrs is amazing :bow1:
Scaredy Cat
Aberdeen, Scotland
From Wiki:
"In June 9, 1997, Nick Sanders, from United Kingdom, completed a 19,930-mile circumnavigation in a record riding time of 31 days 20 hours, earning him the current Guinness World Record for fastest motorcycle circumnavigation"
I met this guy, and have read two of his books. The books are slightly difficult, and I get the impression he's not the most stable person, but he can ride. On an R1, with no luggage. I saw the bike, it looked weary.
But no thermostat problems....
"In June 9, 1997, Nick Sanders, from United Kingdom, completed a 19,930-mile circumnavigation in a record riding time of 31 days 20 hours, earning him the current Guinness World Record for fastest motorcycle circumnavigation"
I met this guy, and have read two of his books. The books are slightly difficult, and I get the impression he's not the most stable person, but he can ride. On an R1, with no luggage. I saw the bike, it looked weary.
But no thermostat problems....
On a HD EL to cover that distance is more amazing.