DAMN Riders - No rules, Just ride!

All the way down? I've only done the length of it once, but I could make a 2-3 day trip out of it in July maybe. Pfft..2-3 days ! We did it in about 12 hours! :deal: :roost: Granted, the Connie needed new tires by the end... I'll be DAMNed if that wasn't a blast. Hard to keep the Wingfixer in my si...

Marylander wrote:So, would this be fun on a little bike (e.g., the xtrainer)? I'm excited that I can legitimately do some dual sports now. ;)

Yes, it would be excellent for that bike. As long as you're plated you'll have a great day ahead of you.

Bucho wrote:Right side shifting? No thanks.

It's trials, you don't do a whole lot of shifting. Now the left side brake, that could take a little time to adjust to...

Wingfixer wrote:

Glenduro wrote:Hey guys!

Im looking for suggestions on a dual sport GPS. Any thoughts?

Skinny-J

He's the best GPS I've had the pleasure of following in like, ever

I've seen them but never ridden one, I like how they routed the pipe off the back of the head. I thought they went out of business recently. If that's indeed the case I'd be finding out what it's going to cost for things like fenders, if they're still available, before I bought a bike that was only ...

Woot! Wingfixer went balls deep, wtg!

I'll be there

Skinny-J wrote:Do you want me to plan a street ride next year instead of a Dual-Sport adventure? I know where there are a few good roads...

Marylander wrote:

BigBird wrote:OFG plans to be on the road around 1:00ish with the KTM 200 and a good stock of prednisone for the OLD back.
Getting back surgery in 2 weeks which should fix it.

Whoa, good luck with that!

x2!

What bull shit. Yeah it was a mud fest, but it was the same mud that's been on the planet for 10 million years. IMHO thats nothin but over-reaching arrogant government nonsense to have the audacity to tell a private land owner this. But than again this is nothing new and we just accept it as legiti...