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Let’s share some pics of our Rykers
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I finally made it to Mingus Mountain to ride the excellent curvy hwy 89A there. First I found a nice campsite in the Prescott National Forest. Here are my wife's and my bike. Rykers in the forest!
Keeping with Chris's mountain theme, here is my Ryker with part of Mingus Mtn in the background. Not the Alps, but close enough for my first mountain ride.
And finally here is a photo with the artsy, former mining town of Jerome AZ in the background. My wife had a work emergency and unfortunately could not make the 90 mile drive up. But I did manage to give her Ryker a good workout,too. :thumbup:The Ryker really shines on this type of road and terrain.
Keeping with Chris's mountain theme, here is my Ryker with part of Mingus Mtn in the background. Not the Alps, but close enough for my first mountain ride.
And finally here is a photo with the artsy, former mining town of Jerome AZ in the background. My wife had a work emergency and unfortunately could not make the 90 mile drive up. But I did manage to give her Ryker a good workout,too. :thumbup:The Ryker really shines on this type of road and terrain.
From Spyder to Ryker
Traded in my fully Loaded 2008 Spyder (had for 6 years) for 2019 Ryker and yes had that brief Buyers remorse with new bike but that soon fades away. Now been a month and have added decals and mods galore (those front reflector replacements for signals light are a must have!) - a little paint to make it my own and happy as a 3 legged clam! A couple of more mods to go and she will be finished (sure there's always a couple of more mods!)
Traded in my fully Loaded 2008 Spyder (had for 6 years) for 2019 Ryker and yes had that brief Buyers remorse with new bike but that soon fades away. Now been a month and have added decals and mods galore (those front reflector replacements for signals light are a must have!) - a little paint to make it my own and happy as a 3 legged clam! A couple of more mods to go and she will be finished (sure there's always a couple of more mods!)
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Greg, you should see if the track owners will let you take a couple of laps around the greyhound track on your Ryker. That could be fun
hyea:
Here are a couple of interesting sites of my Ryker on my current road trip. First photo is in northwest Nebraska's Pine Ridge area.
Second photo is from the Black Hills of South Dakota at the famous Needles Tunnel:
And though technically this photo shows only part of my Ryker, I didn't feel like getting off the bike and try to pose it with the other subjects
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hyea:Here are a couple of interesting sites of my Ryker on my current road trip. First photo is in northwest Nebraska's Pine Ridge area.
Second photo is from the Black Hills of South Dakota at the famous Needles Tunnel:
And though technically this photo shows only part of my Ryker, I didn't feel like getting off the bike and try to pose it with the other subjects
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scharlierrn
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My new ride!
Highwayman2013
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Rhyolite NV
Welcome scharlierrn, nice Ryker :2thumbs:
Highwayman, is Rhyolite a ghost town?
Here are a couple more Ryker photos from my present road trip. Devils Tower:
Near a George Custer historic site, I wonder what he would think of these Plastic Horses?
And by a sunflower field, with North Dakota's White Butte in the background. This is the highest point in the state that I hiked up just before this photo.
Highwayman, is Rhyolite a ghost town?
Here are a couple more Ryker photos from my present road trip. Devils Tower:
Near a George Custer historic site, I wonder what he would think of these Plastic Horses?
And by a sunflower field, with North Dakota's White Butte in the background. This is the highest point in the state that I hiked up just before this photo.
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Mikey
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Wow that's a full dressed Ryker!!:shemademe_smilie:
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