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soaring hawk
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the_bandit
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My favorite picture to date...
Fatcycledaddy
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Awesome ride on two awesome trips.
Zip
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How was ryding in Yellowstone? I want to do it but the wife is afraid of bison as they don't like motorcycles.
Woodaddict
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the easy life
Joel The Biker
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blacklightning
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3 spyders, 3 pictures
Kind of hard to narrow it down, but I decided to show 1 picture of each in the order that I owned them
Number one was a 2014 RT SM6
Number two was a 2012 RSS SE5 (this one I still miss)
Number three is my 2016 F3T SE6 (this is to replace both of the first 2)
Kind of hard to narrow it down, but I decided to show 1 picture of each in the order that I owned them
Number one was a 2014 RT SM6
Number two was a 2012 RSS SE5 (this one I still miss)
Number three is my 2016 F3T SE6 (this is to replace both of the first 2)
CentralCoastCA
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Million Dollar Highway
Highwayman2013
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Roosevelt Lake in AZ
Fatcycledaddy
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Yellowstone riding is great, no problems with bison at all.
Had a motor home coming the opposite direction as us pushing a heard down the road, some cut between us and the car in front of us. They are accustomed to the cars and bikes so unless you do something stupid like trying to grab them, or move to quick so they take it as a threat, there is no problem.
Had a guy on a Harley about 4 cars up from us, he had straight pipes and no mufflers, and i think he was new to ridding, because he revved it up to about 3000 rpm every time he had to move forward 5 feet in the stop and go traffic. They even ignored him and all the noise he was making.
We also sat on the edge of the road in Custer National Park in SD watching some bulls fight over females. When they charged each other and banged their heads, there back feet would sometimes leave the ground and you could fell the vibrations in the ground. They were so intent on each other that they didn't pay any attention to the group watching.
In Yellowstone at about dusk, we had to wait for the elk to get out of the road before we could continue, sometimes it was a 15 - 20 min wait.
Anyone wanna take a stab at creating a calendar?
Previously posted in other threads:
1. Wolf Creek Pass
2. Mt Evans
3. Bainbridge Is ferry
4. In the snow
5. Lolo Pass
Previously posted in other threads:
1. Wolf Creek Pass
2. Mt Evans
3. Bainbridge Is ferry
4. In the snow
5. Lolo Pass
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