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The Biltwell 100 would be some much fun but they limit it to only 200 riders?
Is it even possible to get a spot?
I would love to ride my MX360 in that and hang out with a ton of cool folks.
Is it even possible to get a spot?
I would love to ride my MX360 in that and hang out with a ton of cool folks.
10 May 2022 15:34
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Sorry not a 2 stroke, but my current ride out among miles of Texas dirt roads. Can't wait to get the DT400 out here.
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10 May 2022 21:24
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Here's a couple of pics from last night. Went for a ride with my mate who owns the 74 Mach 1V H1 750.
That's the nearest thing to a desert we have here , Pilling flats at the estuary with the river Wyre from Knott end slipway.
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12 May 2022 04:20
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These are a couple of pics of my new toy, picked it up yesterday and living messing so far.
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Greetings from the far north of California. It's kayaking season here so I've been spending more time in my boat than on the bike, and although not a classic enduro ride last week, we had a nice few days riding and paddling. Friend was on his new to him WR250R and I took my '13 Xt250. Almost took the CT2. Made the choice not because of the power, brakes, suspension or anything else, but fuel injection is glorious when a ride covers elevation from 2,000' to 6,500' and the new XT can be thoughtless and worry free.
First, we went to the "Blue Ridge Lookout" and paddled in the afternoon. What an abandoned lookout and caretakers cabin, views into the Marble Mountain Wilderness and Trinity Alps Wilderness.
Looking at the Trinity Alps on the approach.
Caretakers cabin view, can you imagine waking up to this for years?
It's the tallest lookout I've seen, rising about 100' off the mountain.
We could see both forks of the majestic Salmon River, as well as see two other lookouts via telephoto lens; both the Eddy Gulch Lookout (one of the last currently manned in person due to lack of cellphone service); and the English Peak lookout, located in the wilderness. (not pictured here, I camped in this one due to a November snowstorm while backpacking many years ago).
First, we went to the "Blue Ridge Lookout" and paddled in the afternoon. What an abandoned lookout and caretakers cabin, views into the Marble Mountain Wilderness and Trinity Alps Wilderness.
Looking at the Trinity Alps on the approach.
Caretakers cabin view, can you imagine waking up to this for years?
It's the tallest lookout I've seen, rising about 100' off the mountain.
We could see both forks of the majestic Salmon River, as well as see two other lookouts via telephoto lens; both the Eddy Gulch Lookout (one of the last currently manned in person due to lack of cellphone service); and the English Peak lookout, located in the wilderness. (not pictured here, I camped in this one due to a November snowstorm while backpacking many years ago).
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The old tower had some steps removed, perhaps to keep it "closed" to the public. We climbed up a ways and hit out comfort level to great views of the old caretakers cabin.
English Peak lookout just hardly showing from ~10-20 miles.
The view from Eddy Gulch Lookout, one of the few manned lookouts in the state. It looked like USFS had been up the day before doing prep work for the summer, but no one was there when we arrived. A few days before neither lookout would have been accessible due to snow, we had some lucky timing.
The Godfrey Ranch according to maps. This is a private inholding in the National Forest, surrounded by wilderness once you get ~5 miles away. What a utopia one must think, of course it's probably all family owned so maybe not the utopia we might think.
Because a good dirt road would be too boring, this old growth pine took a good bit of handsaw work to clear enough limbs to duck under, letting us complete a loop and not backtrack an hour.
English Peak lookout just hardly showing from ~10-20 miles.
The view from Eddy Gulch Lookout, one of the few manned lookouts in the state. It looked like USFS had been up the day before doing prep work for the summer, but no one was there when we arrived. A few days before neither lookout would have been accessible due to snow, we had some lucky timing.
The Godfrey Ranch according to maps. This is a private inholding in the National Forest, surrounded by wilderness once you get ~5 miles away. What a utopia one must think, of course it's probably all family owned so maybe not the utopia we might think.
Because a good dirt road would be too boring, this old growth pine took a good bit of handsaw work to clear enough limbs to duck under, letting us complete a loop and not backtrack an hour.
1972 Yamaha CT2 175
1972 Suzuki TS185 Sierra
2000 Suzuki RM100
2003 BMW F650GS
2009 Yamaha WR250R
2013 Yamaha XT250
1972 Suzuki TS185 Sierra
2000 Suzuki RM100
2003 BMW F650GS
2009 Yamaha WR250R
2013 Yamaha XT250
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20 May 2022 22:53
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Liking it the more I ride it, she needed a morning on the trails.
1972 Yamaha CT2 175
1972 Suzuki TS185 Sierra
2000 Suzuki RM100
2003 BMW F650GS
2009 Yamaha WR250R
2013 Yamaha XT250
1972 Suzuki TS185 Sierra
2000 Suzuki RM100
2003 BMW F650GS
2009 Yamaha WR250R
2013 Yamaha XT250
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08 Jun 2022 13:06
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Took my CT1C for its first decent ride of just over 40 miles of backroads and I was smiling the entire time. I am so glad I decided to leave this bike in its original condition instead of sandblasting and painting like I’ve done with most of my bikes.
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I agree with that . Looks nice. Unfortunately most of mine looked like they came from the bottom of the Ocean apart from my RT1 360.
14 Jun 2022 05:43
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Such a beautiful day I thought I'd take the Red Devil to work instead of the van.
All roads but stopped on my way back for an outdoor lunch by the lake.
All roads but stopped on my way back for an outdoor lunch by the lake.
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