Where did you ride today?

[NTausch]

So we did 157 miles today. Weather tonight into tomorrow would suck for loading bikes would suck. The Beemer was complaining with dry sand going up the ramp. Total trip of two nights. 408 miles of riding. Acceptable I think. Only one pic in front of Harley dealership in Rothschild WI.

 

[rjs987]

I like Itchetucknee Springs for snorkeling and tubing.
And gator watching.
Very similar, but you can float along and sightsee, effortlessly.
And the water keeps your cans cold (no glass allowed.)

My wife and I visited there with friends sometime around 1977 while I was in the Navy. Floated down the stream and also snorkeled into the hole but the water coming out of it prevented going down very far.

 

[drbuzzard]

86 miles this morning, i rode out to Carlton, Mi. and once again found my cousin's place, its kind of hard to find so i locked the location in my GPS. on the way i made a stop in Sumpter for the mural

 

[cneher]

Put in .8 miles today!
But it was my 11yr old driving his go-kart with a buddy at 30mph that made it special

 

[ST1100TX]

I rode for 2 hours this morning non-stop. I rarely check my mileage and didn't this time either.

Took a long single lane country road up to Fredericksburg. 30 cattle crossings on it and lots of loose livestock and deer. Not many vehicles on that road, but it gets real interesting when they and I both want to share the road.

Took another long country road on the return route past the bat cave and on home.

It wasn't hot and the views were wonderful. Nothing like a morning ride to destress and face the rest of the day.

 

[Larry Fine]

It wasn't hot and the views were wonderful. Nothing like a morning ride to destress and face the rest of the day.

Cycle-therapy.

 

[ToddC]

Put down over 200 miles to get 40 ears of corn.........
Good ride, good lunch, getting 40 ears in the saddle bags....good grief.
T

 

[Sadlsor]

That is 5 miles per ear. Not bad.

You coulda whacked off at least the stalk ends of those ears, and carried 60.

I use a suitable sharp knife, hold the tip, and one quick motion... I like sharp, steely things.

Not much in this world worse than having to use a dull knife.

 

[Larry Fine]

You coulda whacked off at least the stalk ends of those ears, and carried 60.

Tip (no pun intended): If you cut off the stalk and about 1/4" of the cob, you can shuck it fast and easily.

 

[Mellow]

That is 5 miles per ear. Not bad.

You coulda whacked off at least the stalk ends of those ears, and carried 60.

I use a suitable sharp knife, hold the tip, and one quick motion... I like sharp, steely things.

Not much in this world than having to use a dull knife.

10 more inside a jacket, a couple in the pants,

 

[ToddC]

10 more inside a jacket, a couple in the pants,

Probably would have become popcorn after 100 miles in 93 degrees.........

 

[Daboo]

This happened over a couple days, but I finally have time to post it.

Chief Joseph Scenic Highway.

Beartooth Highway

Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area

You just can't capture the scale of this place. Saw some wild horses here too.

West Thumb Geyser Basin, Yellowstone National Park

Going to the Son, Glacier National Park

Chris

 

[970mike]

Just under 500 miles for the day, started out in the fog I hit 92 for a short time mostly 88 going across the central valley. I am camping just outside of Bridgeport and will make my way to Uncle Larry's in Idaho in the morning.

Sonora Pass was nice, no traffic.

Here are a couple of pictures.

 

[drrod]

Short run along the eastern slopes. Seeing if an electrical gremlin in Jeff's KTM is fixed.

 

[Sadlsor]

Looks big bike friendly.
What are you riding?

 

[Bright Rider]

Put down over 200 miles to get 40 ears of corn.........
Good ride, good lunch, getting 40 ears in the saddle bags....good grief.
T

Cool. It's a wonder you didn't have some popcorn by the time you got back home due to the 'cookers' right under the panniers. Lol.

 

[Bright Rider]

Little trip to the creek. About 35 - 40 miles yesterday.

 

[Andrew Shadow]

Looks big bike friendly.
What are you riding?

2023 Aprilia Tuareg 660.

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Got rid of my KTM 790 Adventure R and replaced it with an Aprilia Tuareg 660. KTM was very fun to ride but a combination of poor dealer/manufacturer support made me lose confidence in it. The KTM took me places where I needed to have confidence it would get me home. After my experience with the...

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[ST1100TX]

Looks big bike friendly.
What are you riding?

Looks like a KTM, but I'm not sure which one.

 

[drrod]

Looks big bike friendly.
What are you riding?

It is big bike friendly.
I am on an Aprilia Tuareg 660.