Last summer on my way to work my Dt125a reved up and quit. The extra plug was ejected. Found it 100 feet back in the gutter unharmed. Forgot to tighten them down after checking.
Good thing I had most of a tool set.

Back in Bankhead Forest today. I had driven through it, but have never explored. It’s 181,000+ acres and less than 20 miles from my house.



Last year I traveled 22 weeks; this year 0 weeks.

Since I’m stuck at home I’m making it my goal to ride all the roads and trails before fall.

Nice to see that bike getting used!

What you are doing is what a Trail bike is "all about..." Keep it up ...and I love the pics you Post - (...it is like a Travel Show).

Another one lane bridge in Bank Head. Explored four “new” forest service roads today.

I've been following your thread and it's great to see you out really enjoying your enduro. The smile on your face sas it all.

Three generations of knuckleheads. Change of plans for me today as we rode my grandfather’s farmland. Roughly 600 acres that’s about to be divided up as the estate is getting settled.





I took my 77 and 78 250s plus a CRF-70 and the little side by side.

Watched my dad ride a trail on the CRF-70 that would have made a mountain goat scared. Then I had to try it...





My ‘78 250 came back with a broken clutch handle and my pop came back with a sprained knee or ligament tear (we’ll find out in the morning)

After he wrecked he just said “I’m not 30 anymore”. I said “Neither am I!!”

Sorry for breaking the one photo per post rule, but it’s been a long day and I have take him the orthopedist at 7:00.

He still said it was the best day he’s had in a long time.

I hate to admit it but I was a bit envious after seeing your pictures. My dad has been gone 7 years and I never had any kids (BOYS) and I do not have the riding area that you do.... Good for you brother ... I'm smiling now after writing this. Thanks