Donk
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I see the "What did you do to your ST today?" thread is up to 365 pages. Maybe it's time we have an ongoing "Where did you ride today?" thread. It might be nice to hear where and how long other ride when you get a chance to ride.
You ride to work? You go for a short day ride? You just back from a long ride?
We may as well start a thread an tell each other how great any ride we had was when we ride.
I just did a short get out and about 20 mile ride. I rode down Pensacola's Scenic Highway which meanders down the western edge of Escambia bay Florida. Looped back through town and back to the house. The old ST1300 is running fine and the weather was blue skies and near 85 degrees. Great day for a ride.
To work ,70 mile round trip.beautifull sunny morning. Around 70f daytime temp here.Life is good on the silky smooth STI see the "What did you do to your ST today?" thread is up to 365 pages. Maybe it's time we have an ongoing "Where did you ride today?" thread. It might be nice to hear where and how long other ride when you get a chance to ride.
You ride to work? You go for a short day ride? You just back from a long ride?
We may as well start a thread an tell each other how great any ride we had was when we ride.
I just did a short get out and about 20 mile ride. I rode down Pensacola's Scenic Highway which meanders down the western edge of Escambia bay Florida. Looped back through town and back to the house. The old ST1300 is running fine and the weather was blue skies and near 85 degrees. Great day for a ride.
Best colour option red IMHO.beauty




I would love to do that ride.As most of every one knows today was the day I completed 75 revolutions around the Sun. So I decided I needed a Birthday Ride down on some of my favorite Foothills ride areas. I left the house around 07:15 and spent the next 40 minutes dodging sleepy eyed morning commuters and doing some testing of the new law that allows for lane filtering, to get across town to the foothills.. Found out I need more practice before I feel comfortable with lane filtering on my Big Versys 1000.. Turned off of Highway 285 onto South Turkey Creek Canyon Rd. and headed up the canyons on my way to the South Platte River. As I have said many times before I immensely enjoy riding along the South Platte, especially early on a crisp September morning. Enjoying the chill in the shadows of the road and then feeling the warmth as I entered into the rising sunlight again. The smell of the wood burning in the fire places as I passed by the houses in the canyon, and the occasional whiff of bacon and egg aroma filtering across the road. Gotta Love riding Colorado in the early morn. Anyway I want to thank everyone for the gracious Birthday wishes and hope I am around next years for more.Here are a few pictures of today ride.![]()
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Stopped at a local Bicycle Rest Area to adjust my heated liner and gloves. Was a bit chilly this morning. No bicycles out today this early.
Some of the early morning residents along the canyon roads.
The foliage is starting to change colors along the river.
Beautiful morning along the river.
Stopped at the country store at Decker's Corner for a cup of coffee and conversation with the locals.
More views along the river.
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Thanks for sharing! I spent about 10 or so years in Kerrville years ago, and know the route you took.Rode 2 of the 3 Sisters route in Texas Hill County yesterday. Only 185 miles on the ODO, but I was hot and tired when I got back. It took 70 of those miles just to get from my house to 335.
I left Kerrville on Junction Highway and took 1340 in Hunt, TX to 41. Crossed over 83 on 41 in Mountain Home, TX where Garven Store sits on the corner. Droned passed 336 and went on to 335 which is one of my favorite roads in THC. Hung a left on 335 and enjoyed the twisties and roller coaster hills on the way to Barkdale. There wasn't another soul on 335. I had it all to myself. In Barkdale, I took 55 south to Camp Wood, got some fuel, and headed over to Leakey on 337. Stopped at the Bent Rim to get an Ultra Classic burger, fries, and a Dr. Pepper. Burp. Got back on the bike and headed over to Vanderpool on 337 and then continued on 337 over to Medina. Took a right on 16 in Medina and came on home.
Ran into a million small butterflies on the ride. What a mess. Other than that it was a beautiful and safe ride.
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Nice roads, huh? Not much has changed out there. I encountered very few vehicles and the ones I wanted to pass got over and let me by. Typical Texas courtesy.Thanks for sharing! I spent about 10 or so years in Kerrville years ago, and know the route you took.
Fantastic. The last time I was down that way was with the Dave Bryson and I was riding VFR . Good memories and a great bit of road.Rode 2 of the 3 Sisters route in Texas Hill County yesterday. Only 185 miles on the ODO, but I was hot and tired when I got back. It took 70 of those miles just to get from my house to 335.
I left Kerrville on Junction Highway and took 1340 in Hunt, TX to 41. Crossed over 83 on 41 in Mountain Home, TX where Garven Store sits on the corner. Droned passed 336 and went on to 335 which is one of my favorite roads in THC. Hung a left on 335 and enjoyed the twisties and roller coaster hills on the way to Barkdale. There wasn't another soul on 335. I had it all to myself. In Barkdale, I took 55 south to Camp Wood, got some fuel, and headed over to Leakey on 337. Stopped at the Bent Rim to get an Ultra Classic burger, fries, and a Dr. Pepper. Burp. Got back on the bike and headed over to Vanderpool on 337 and then continued on 337 over to Medina. Took a right on 16 in Medina and came on home.
Ran into a million small butterflies on the ride. What a mess. Other than that it was a beautiful and safe ride.
I'm not sure what roads you took to get there since Luckenbach is a far cry from the 3 Sisters route, but it sounds like you must have been on Old No. 9 outside of Comfort that takes you past the bat cave and then had to jog over to Luckenbach on Grapetown Road. There are quite a few roads like those around here. I usually fly down Old No. 9, but I'm used to it.Fantastic. The last time I was down that way was with the Dave Bryson and I was riding VFR . Good memories and a great bit of road.
On the way back Bryson said "let's go by Luckenbach." He's navigating so I say "sure." Then he proceeded to take me down a goat trail that got worse and worse. He was riding a Triumph Tiger and loving the rough stuff but my VFR was many things but it was not a dual sport. The road narrowed to a single track that was punctuated with dry, low water crossings, that were just giant dips where the road vanished for a bit. By the end of the ride my brain was crashing around in my skull. Till this day he has a good laugh when I mention "Luckenbach."