Just got home form a nice ride in the mountains. About 260 miles total. Longest day ride I've been able to do this year. We finally got a nice dry day with perfect temperatures. I went up I-70 west from Denver, through the Eisenhower tunnel to Dillon, then north on hwy 9 to Kremling, then HWY 40 back to I-70 going past Winter Park and Mary Jane ski resorts. Berthod pass on HWY 40 was fun, lot's of long tight switchbacks. The whole route was spectacular scenery. One of these days I'll get a Gopro so I can make some videos. Was having way to much fun to stop and take pics.

 

55 on the Indian and 12 on the Sportster. Sad day, I winterized those 2 since it will be snowing soon. They won't see the road again until next May or June.

 

You DO know that 71.2 is an even number, right or yes?

😁

 

Only 34 today, but I went down the Emerald HD for the 120th Open House.
Wore my 120th anni shirt there too.
Got my bike dyno tested.
I got 2 of the 120th Commemorative pins as well. Stayed and chatted with a bunch of familiar faces.
Had a Good day.

 

ok

that is even

ummmmm, aaaaaaahhhhh, posted the above for a friend.

oh oh oh oh oh oh even btrm the friend is mister ComicRazor-Dull, YOU!

YOU posted EVEN!!!!

oh and BTW, pls tell missess ComicRazor-Dull to stop calling me on my cell, office line, and home line. I am not available next Saturday. I keep telling her.
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91 all county back roads

 

'twas not easy but I managed to gain access to Buzzards Spotwalla info, guess he forgot to disconnect before racking up all those miles,

here's his secret to getting those semi-accurate numbers

he puts in a lot of miles, but the scenery doesn't change much

 

Ok, THAT was funi! Chalk another 1 of for 3116. Good show! that right there was funi!!! LOVE the originality!!

 

Right at 145 miles.

We've rented another cabin down in Brown County for the last weekend in September so I thought I'd ride down to find exactly where it is. It's out in the sticks outside of Nashville, Indiana, and I found out how far out in the sticks it is... sorta... Apparently took the wrong narrow country road and never did find it. These were winding hilly roads barely wide enough for two cars/trucks but fun on a bike.

Finally I stopped and was trying to figure out where I was with Google Maps when a guy on bike pulled over to see if I needed help. I was pretty sure I knew which way I needed to go to get back on the main highway/road. He told me I was, and I finally got back to a familiar road. Made for an 'interesting' early afternoon...