rogdeb
Scouser
Great report - great pics, Thank you :clapping:
The Journey Is The Destination
- Thread starter BikerGeek99
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Somehow missed this till now. What a treat on this winter day BikerGeek.
I can imagine what some of those roads look like this week. :lol:
Love the food **** too!
I can imagine what some of those roads look like this week. :lol:
Love the food **** too!
BikerGeek99
Yeah, it's a concrete corn cob. So?
EEK! I’m a slacker! Time to wrap this up.
This leg of our journey was the ride home.
We rode 550 miles back to Casa de BikerGeek. The first 300 miles took us 9 hours! Back roads, followed by a blast on the slab to get home.
Lots ‘O pics…
We hit the road around 7:00 Monday morning. It was kinda chilly and foggy. We didn’t really get a good pic of the fog, but there was a bit where I was extremely cautious – I was worried about forest rats. We escaped unscathed.
Who’da thunk there are family centers for Mooses?? <Nyuk nyuk nyuk…>
After a bit I got a chill going and decided to add a layer of fleece.
Fog in the hills.
Church on the road.
These guys seemed to follow us all day. Once the fog burned off, of course…
We hopped off the bike at a Mickey D’s for a cup of coffee. A dude from Ontario pulled in on his Ducati sport-tourer. I had to check it out. While no FJR, it looked like a sweet ride! Cool dude, too.
Back on the road.
We took a quick detour through a national forest.
Dr. Zumo said we’re heading North on South Ave. Uhhh…. OK.
Zippo factory! Cool! I’ve accumulated more dang Zippos over the years that I rarely use.
Where are we again? Oh, yeah!
When we made it to the Ranger Station to pay our hard-earned dollars to enter the park, this sign was posted.
BEARS?!
WTF?!?!?
BEARS!!!
Don’t feed Da Bears.
The road through the park wasn’t exactly in excellent condition, but that just slowed me down so we could enjoy the scenery.
I’m not sure what the little green A-frame structure thingy is, but they were in the park. Some kind of camping thingamajob, perhaps?
This building was as we were leaving the park. Kinda cool.
Riding along this body of water.
WOO-HOO A SWEEPER!!!
We had been on the bike for a while and it was time to get out of the saddle for a few, and we wound up here.
Ah! This is where we stopped.
Heading out…
“Heart’s Content.” We found this amusing.
Water-crossing, FJR-style.
More to come soon…
This leg of our journey was the ride home.
We rode 550 miles back to Casa de BikerGeek. The first 300 miles took us 9 hours! Back roads, followed by a blast on the slab to get home.
Lots ‘O pics…
We hit the road around 7:00 Monday morning. It was kinda chilly and foggy. We didn’t really get a good pic of the fog, but there was a bit where I was extremely cautious – I was worried about forest rats. We escaped unscathed.
Who’da thunk there are family centers for Mooses?? <Nyuk nyuk nyuk…>
After a bit I got a chill going and decided to add a layer of fleece.
Fog in the hills.
Church on the road.
These guys seemed to follow us all day. Once the fog burned off, of course…
We hopped off the bike at a Mickey D’s for a cup of coffee. A dude from Ontario pulled in on his Ducati sport-tourer. I had to check it out. While no FJR, it looked like a sweet ride! Cool dude, too.
Back on the road.
We took a quick detour through a national forest.
Dr. Zumo said we’re heading North on South Ave. Uhhh…. OK.
Zippo factory! Cool! I’ve accumulated more dang Zippos over the years that I rarely use.
Where are we again? Oh, yeah!
When we made it to the Ranger Station to pay our hard-earned dollars to enter the park, this sign was posted.
BEARS?!
WTF?!?!?
BEARS!!!
Don’t feed Da Bears.
The road through the park wasn’t exactly in excellent condition, but that just slowed me down so we could enjoy the scenery.
I’m not sure what the little green A-frame structure thingy is, but they were in the park. Some kind of camping thingamajob, perhaps?
This building was as we were leaving the park. Kinda cool.
Riding along this body of water.
WOO-HOO A SWEEPER!!!
We had been on the bike for a while and it was time to get out of the saddle for a few, and we wound up here.
Ah! This is where we stopped.
Heading out…
“Heart’s Content.” We found this amusing.
Water-crossing, FJR-style.
More to come soon…
fjrob1300
Frost-back1 IBA 34867 / Brown Sider 002/ Dark Side
Awsome report! I can't wait to get out and about.
Thanks for taking us along.
Thanks for taking us along.
BikerGeek99
Yeah, it's a concrete corn cob. So?
BikerGeek99
Yeah, it's a concrete corn cob. So?
The Ride Home, continued….
By now, we’re in the Middle Of Nowehere, I Don’t Know What State We’re In.
We needed fuel.
I asked Dr. Zumo to take us to a gas station, and the Doc took us to a closed gas station.
This place was not too much farther down the road. The line for the 2 fuel pumps was 4-deep on either side.
This scooter was parked outside. Note the pooch perched on the floorboard!
Classic!
BikerGeek, fueling up.
Pulled the bike over and crowd / people-watched for a bit.
A few bikes pulled up – IIRC, a Wing and … um … something else. Anyway, we exchanged pleasantries with them for a few, and one of the them took this pic for us. Nice hair, BG, ya dork.
Moseying home…
Welcome to Oil City!
Neat memorial. Thanks to all who are currently serving our country, and to those who have served our country.
America.
It’s a work thang.
By now, we’ve been on the road for 300 miles and 9 hours. We’ve got 250 miles to go. We are both in the mindset of, “It’s time to get home.”
So, to wrap it up quietly, we hit the slab to get back to Casa de BikerGeek.
And that puts a wrap on this RR.
We had a hoot. We met some terrific people, witnessed some really cool sights, and just had a damn good time.
Stay tuned – got another ride report in the wings waiting to be written!
Thanks for riding along! See ya soon!
Ride safe,
BG
By now, we’re in the Middle Of Nowehere, I Don’t Know What State We’re In.
We needed fuel.
I asked Dr. Zumo to take us to a gas station, and the Doc took us to a closed gas station.
This place was not too much farther down the road. The line for the 2 fuel pumps was 4-deep on either side.
This scooter was parked outside. Note the pooch perched on the floorboard!
Classic!
BikerGeek, fueling up.
Pulled the bike over and crowd / people-watched for a bit.
A few bikes pulled up – IIRC, a Wing and … um … something else. Anyway, we exchanged pleasantries with them for a few, and one of the them took this pic for us. Nice hair, BG, ya dork.
Moseying home…
Welcome to Oil City!
Neat memorial. Thanks to all who are currently serving our country, and to those who have served our country.
America.
It’s a work thang.
By now, we’ve been on the road for 300 miles and 9 hours. We’ve got 250 miles to go. We are both in the mindset of, “It’s time to get home.”
So, to wrap it up quietly, we hit the slab to get back to Casa de BikerGeek.
And that puts a wrap on this RR.
We had a hoot. We met some terrific people, witnessed some really cool sights, and just had a damn good time.
Stay tuned – got another ride report in the wings waiting to be written!
Thanks for riding along! See ya soon!
Ride safe,
BG
rushes
Well-known member
I don't know how you guys can think about takin' pictures when you're havin' so much fun....
But I'm glad you do. :thumbsup:
Thanks!
But I'm glad you do. :thumbsup:
Thanks!
