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I didn't know American Iron was a prerequisite. I guess their money is safe then . . . :lol: I know they left two days ago and have an anticipated arrival on the 4th. The LD riders on this forum could do it standing on their heads.

great ride report and photos. You guys are looking GOOOOD! :clapping: It looks kinda cold there though . . . . :blink:

I have been reading in the Anchorage Daily News about an LD ride from Key West, Florida to Homer, Alaska. First place gets 1/2 million in gold. Yes, I'm serious. The race started two days ago and has an established 7000 mile route. The newsprint photo showed a large group of Harleys leaving...

Awesome. You are definitely ready for anything. The only think left are run flat tires :clapping:

IIRC the magazine tests said zero to 100 = 7.02 seconds. Not bad! Putting you and Silent together you should go twice as fast! Just draft. Good to chat at you big guy!

I am surprised so many of you signed up so Exskibum can show you the "back way" but hey, whatever floats your boats. Have a great ride you all and a special "Hey" to the Highlander. Keep the shiny side up. :scooter: You gave me a great idea for my next ride topic - Alaska signs. If the...

Thanks for posting them Roger. It was a beautiful 50 degree day along the Seward Highway. Next weekend, weather permitting, I will ride to Homer and back. That is supposed to be absolutely amazing. That is a bald eagle on the frozen lake.

Happy Birthday! I sent you that pink teddy bear from Alaska you requested. :clapping:

Great photos. You all look terrific. Sacramento Mike - what a chicken s*** ticket. Since Anchorage is in the federal 9th Cir. maybe you can change the venue here and I can represent you? Great ride gang - I miss you all! :clapping:

Zumo 550 with xm radio for those long rides . . . then a Russell seat so I can actually enjoy the music while I am riding instead of thinking about the pain in my arse.

Nothing like a bird watching, art fartin, pinko lib from Berkeley to liven things up. You ever notice he always rides his motorcycle onn the left . . . . :rolleyes:

Having raised a bi-polar daughter myself, who is now 26 years old, it gets better with time. They get to know themselves, how the meds are working, and coping mechanisms to help learn to deal with it. Bi-polar can also be special in a good way. It seems to enhance the creativity side of the...

Nice photos. The fog reminds me of my last visit to Sacto. Many of those Sandhill Cranes show up here in the summer. It is good to see everybody. :clapping:

Happy Birthday JB and many more. I sure miss your smiling face! :clapping:

Happy Birthday Rich! I will have a toast for ya! :clapping:

Gee, I was afraid my brilliant prose slipped by unnoticed. I mean, where is our brilliant English Lit. guy, Hans, when you need him?

hey -- Where did everybody go?

Thank you! Let me see . . . its 4 degrees on a beautiful clear night. What do I need for my birthday :unsure: :yahoo: I don't need this stuff :Snorkle: because I would need this :butcher: to brrrrrrreak the ice first. An :asshat: would not keep my butt warm; :nhl3: this would...

Love to have you. It's a piece of cake. Especially if you stay on the main paven highways such as the Glen and the Seward. Haul road -- that's another story. Rick in SAC, but really in AK (Anchorage)

I will be down there between January 6th and 11th. Anybody want to meet for breakfast or lunch somewhere on the 9th?