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Wonderful photos! Lucky you if you can now drive a bike. 15 cm of snow and minus 15 deg Celsius here...
huron52
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Love your ride reports..... There is so much more you add !
escapefjrtist
Searching for Dry Roads
Thanks for another stellar RR OM! You did say you'd BRB...work get in the way?
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Holy COW! Had to hit the hay last night, and work all day today.
I'll respond to all the thoughtful comments in a bit, here, but
first I'm going to finish this thing and get the rest of these pics
posted.
So, I stayed on ONE all the way up, and it wasn't easy- having to pass all
of those great roads that head inland back through the coastal mountains.
I even resisted the urge to run into Guerneville and wade into that lesbian
hornet's nest. Without back-up, I thought better of it.
Here's some of the stuff a fellow sees up around Mendocino, Albion, and Ft. Bragg.
I was wishing I'd packed my lime-green speedos.
Irish bonsai.
And finally, my destination for the night...
The shallow-water Navy boys. Do these guys ever actually leave the harbor, Rich?
I "stowed my gear" (sailor-talk) at the motel I'd chosen (the Hilton "8"), and rode a couple of miles
north of Ft. Bragg, to McKerricher State Park, to get some photos of the day's end.
They've a long boardwalk out to some headland, and a couple of platforms where
folks can sit and watch the big orange ball disappear. I wandered around, made a few
short videos, annoyed some little sea creatures in the tide pools,
and stared thoughtfully out over the Pacific sunset, ...thinking
about what flavor beer I'd buy on my way back to the motel.
Who'd have guessed?!!
Oh, and I ate dinner here...
Mothers, tell your children, not to do what I have done.
It was friggin' terrible. Roast beef something-or-other, and three bites in
I realized I'd made a mistake. I didn't even want to waste any pixels on it.
Okay, in the morning, I'll be heading back inland on Hwy. 20, and then home.
I'll respond to all the thoughtful comments in a bit, here, but
first I'm going to finish this thing and get the rest of these pics
posted.
So, I stayed on ONE all the way up, and it wasn't easy- having to pass all
of those great roads that head inland back through the coastal mountains.
I even resisted the urge to run into Guerneville and wade into that lesbian
hornet's nest. Without back-up, I thought better of it.
Here's some of the stuff a fellow sees up around Mendocino, Albion, and Ft. Bragg.
I was wishing I'd packed my lime-green speedos.
Irish bonsai.
And finally, my destination for the night...
The shallow-water Navy boys. Do these guys ever actually leave the harbor, Rich?
I "stowed my gear" (sailor-talk) at the motel I'd chosen (the Hilton "8"), and rode a couple of miles
north of Ft. Bragg, to McKerricher State Park, to get some photos of the day's end.
They've a long boardwalk out to some headland, and a couple of platforms where
folks can sit and watch the big orange ball disappear. I wandered around, made a few
short videos, annoyed some little sea creatures in the tide pools,
and stared thoughtfully out over the Pacific sunset, ...thinking
about what flavor beer I'd buy on my way back to the motel.
Who'd have guessed?!!
Oh, and I ate dinner here...
Mothers, tell your children, not to do what I have done.
It was friggin' terrible. Roast beef something-or-other, and three bites in
I realized I'd made a mistake. I didn't even want to waste any pixels on it.
Okay, in the morning, I'll be heading back inland on Hwy. 20, and then home.
Nice. At the risk of getting ridiculed, question: What camera do you use when riding?
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beemerdons
Certifiable Old Fart
I'd have covered your play against the ***** Legion there Brother Mick!
Hell Man, together we may even have converted a few of the Lickers!
A Great Ride Report OM, I don't care what Bokerfork and Rich say!
Bustanut joker
Well-known member
And to think I let my best lamb go without *** to read all this tripe tonight!
You Micks are so fuking insensitive ya know?
You Micks are so fuking insensitive ya know?
Sunday morning, after mass, and an unremarkable ham'n'eggs brekkie at the coffee shop
(Perko's) across the street, I rode around the area for a bit, taking some photos,
and hoping it would warm up quickly.
(I'm kidding. I didn't really go to mass.)
Another FJR had checked into my motel the night before. We chatted briefly as I was heading
out. He was familiar with the forum, but had had an encounter with Sacramento Mike, and
swore he'd never go back. I'm just here to observe and report, ... not to judge.
(Anyhow, he had an '07, so it's not like he was a serious motorcyclist.)
A few more pics of the Ft. Bragg vicinity.
What a ham, huh?
Niehart was born in the back seat of one of these.
Did y'all know that?
This place had some groovy things in the window. Can't believe they weren't open
@ 0730 on a Sunday.
Seriously. Glass jellyfish lamps. Neat, huh?
djbill! Look at this thing!
We should tow it to your house, and fix it up.
Okay. Time to head east, and back to the valley.
Highway 20 was just fantastic! Dry, clean, twisty, and beautiful.
I highly recommend it.
Now, I'm not one of you barn freaks, but this one was especially groovy.
Unfortunately, I couldn't figure out how to frame it (goddamned trees)and get a decent picture, but,
... you get the idea.
All too soon, I was to and through Willits, and heading south on 101.
Then down, east again on 175 (Hopland Grade - dicey, mud, gravel, bumps -
not a good January road), to 29 (Lower Lake), up 53, and across 20 to
I - 5, and an express run south to home.
Only got a couple of pics of all of that,
... but I did sing a lot of songs to myself.
Hey! Who can ID this little goober-lookin' car?
(Surprised it's not sporting New Brunswick plates.)
And home in time to catch the second half of the Packers whipping up on
the smelly Bears.
Thanks for looking in.
(Perko's) across the street, I rode around the area for a bit, taking some photos,
and hoping it would warm up quickly.
(I'm kidding. I didn't really go to mass.)
Another FJR had checked into my motel the night before. We chatted briefly as I was heading
out. He was familiar with the forum, but had had an encounter with Sacramento Mike, and
swore he'd never go back. I'm just here to observe and report, ... not to judge.
(Anyhow, he had an '07, so it's not like he was a serious motorcyclist.)
A few more pics of the Ft. Bragg vicinity.
What a ham, huh?
Niehart was born in the back seat of one of these.
Did y'all know that?
This place had some groovy things in the window. Can't believe they weren't open
@ 0730 on a Sunday.
Seriously. Glass jellyfish lamps. Neat, huh?
djbill! Look at this thing!
We should tow it to your house, and fix it up.
Okay. Time to head east, and back to the valley.
Highway 20 was just fantastic! Dry, clean, twisty, and beautiful.
I highly recommend it.
Now, I'm not one of you barn freaks, but this one was especially groovy.
Unfortunately, I couldn't figure out how to frame it (goddamned trees)and get a decent picture, but,
... you get the idea.
All too soon, I was to and through Willits, and heading south on 101.
Then down, east again on 175 (Hopland Grade - dicey, mud, gravel, bumps -
not a good January road), to 29 (Lower Lake), up 53, and across 20 to
I - 5, and an express run south to home.
Only got a couple of pics of all of that,
... but I did sing a lot of songs to myself.
Hey! Who can ID this little goober-lookin' car?
(Surprised it's not sporting New Brunswick plates.)
And home in time to catch the second half of the Packers whipping up on
the smelly Bears.
Thanks for looking in.
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wheatonFJR
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Excellent... :clapping:
madmike2
Shtirrenuppenmeister
Phixed it fer yuh!Niehart was born conceived in the back seat of one of these.
Did y'all know that?
Why....that's a mid-60's Saab.Hey! Who can ID this little goober-lookin' car?
(Surprised it's not sporting New Brunswick plates.)
Exactly what one would expect to find on the far-left coast!
Attention, Mark, you'll have to find your own "lycra ladies" when you come to visit. That's one thing we aren't sharing. :bleh:
Niehart
Pie Smuggler
"Niehart was born/conceived in the back seat of one of these.
Did y'all know that?"
OM & MM2 are both wrong. Now my kids....
Did y'all know that?"
OM & MM2 are both wrong. Now my kids....
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FJRBandit
Well-known member
MadMike is correct, that is a '60's Saab 96 (actual year unknown to me). Interestingly (to some) it was powered by a 750cc three cylinder, two stroke engine that produced a whopping 38 hp. I only know these things because my father had one when I was a young tike. He even had the predecessor Saab 93, which was totalled in a collision with a forest rat! Believe it or not, the 96 design was built until 1980! It was actually replaced by the modernized Saab 99 in 1968, but Saab continued to manfacture the 96 until they came out with the car that finally put them on the map in America, the Saab 900.
That is your Saab lesson for the day. There will be a quiz at the end of this thread.
Again, kudos to OM for completing his excellent RR and not leaving us hanging!
That is your Saab lesson for the day. There will be a quiz at the end of this thread.
Again, kudos to OM for completing his excellent RR and not leaving us hanging!
madjackdog
Well-known member
[quote name='Old Michael' timestamp='1296206255' post='82
I don't eat oysters.
Strangely enough, I've spoken to a number of women who've you've dated, and all of them wished that you had eaten oysters.
I don't eat oysters.
Strangely enough, I've spoken to a number of women who've you've dated, and all of them wished that you had eaten oysters.
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All great pics, OM (and the commentary is above and beyond)... but these are my two favorites... keep it up, fly boy (and I'm talking about the pictures... )
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airboss
Well-known member
I'm thinking
There's no R in May.
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I'm hungry!
There's no R in May.
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I'm hungry!
beemerdons
Certifiable Old Fart
No **** Sherlock, Niehart was conceived in the back of this 1946 Chevrolet roadster, not a 1956 Bel Air hardtop! Not exactly sure if the top was up or down though!
"Niehart was born/conceived in the back seat of one of these.
Did y'all know that?"
OM & MM2 are both wrong. Now my kids....
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MEM
Well-known member
Wonderful, OM.
I AM going to ride with you some day
I AM going to ride with you some day
That little mid-60s sucker would never survive 15 years in this salt-infused snow / slush / s**t.Hey! Who can ID this little goober-lookin' car?
(Surprised it's not sporting New Brunswick plates.)
And, oh yeah ...... OM? :****:
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