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Golden hour ride in South Sierras recently, Monache Meadow.
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Olancha Peak
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It was a Wednesday so only saw a couple campers. Nice little ride.
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Plated the WR450 yesterday. Now i can terrorize the streets legally!
Bought this earlier this season to coach track days on. So tasty. I always missed my dearly departed 899 and this delivers on all that more.
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I picked this up last November as MY23 bike - 350 XC-F. It's serving as my desert and race bike with a bit of MX thrown in.
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With new plastics, racing it in the Desert 100:
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And I picked up this new-old beast last year and finally got around the cleaning out the tank, rebuilding the fuel system, and restoring the carbs. It's a barky, visceral machine. I love it. This winter, it goes in for an engine build which should make it a properly rowdy thing.
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^^^ You have some really nice toys... I'm jealous. For me, no more dirt bikes, and just an old, fat, heavy, Harley.
Heh, thanks. That's only four of the nine bikes currently in the garage. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Bosco
Picked this up today. 2007 KTM 450 EXC 8100 miles 271 hours. $1650.
Had to fiddlefuck around with some wiring for the lights and speedometer but should be a fun fall.
Headed to Moab tomorrow but unfortunately no registration yet and havent figured out a method to bring it with the boat. Not enough room on the trailer for both and need the cap on the truck.
Leaning toward front hitch and a tray. Anyone run their bike in the front while towing? Pros/Cons?
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I have a friend who does, just don't drive at night.Quote:
Originally Posted by tBatt
Yeah that was a consideration. I was thinking about mounting some harbor freight LEDs on the tray itself with a switch and quick disconnect.
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Yeah that was a consideration. I was thinking about mounting some harbor freight LEDs on the tray itself with a switch and quick disconnect.
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I’m selling a great two stroke 300 trail bike, ready to go for fall mountain riding and desert season. I’m thinning the herd and end up riding my four stroke more often anyway.
https://denver.craigslist.org/mcy/d/...656582298.html
And I’m also selling a WLF vest pack, for anyone interested in going that route. I switch back and forth every few years from a vest to a regular backpack. The WLF is the best balanced and most comfortable of the vest packs I’ve used. $125 plus shipping.
BellissimoQuote:
Originally Posted by Bobcat Sig
Love both V2 Bayliss the SS.
You don't need license plates out your way?
Pics upside down. Trying again.
I finally got Ms CE to do an overnight moto trip. We went out into the desert to watch the eclipse, and found a hot spring as a bonus.
She did her 2 biggest days ever and first dual sport riding. She's super stoked on it, so maybe she'll be shopping for a WR250R or CRF300 or something soon.Attachment 472882Attachment 472883Attachment 472884Attachment 472885Attachment 472886
And another moto trip. I guess it's that time of year for me.Attachment 473379Attachment 473380Attachment 473381Attachment 473382Attachment 473383
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Nice afternoon for looping some dirt roads around the homestead.
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Awesome page with so much Stoke!
Thanks for sharing guys :yourock::yourock:
Missed this earlier. I'm guessing you're referring to the Bayliss. it was still on the temp tag, which I keep in the tank bag or under the seat. They're still paper here, so that lasts about 15 minutes in the PNWet. The 900ss is plated.Quote:
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That trailer looks rad. Custom additions of foldout sleeping platform and windows?
Desert season rocks!Quote:
Originally Posted by jmedslc
Is that first pic at chimney rock? We did 5MOH the other week. Beat down, but we made it.
Yeah! I got it from an guy here in Utah who had picked it up from our local tent maker. It’s a spring bar tent design. It feels really roomy inside when the camper is deployed. It also has a tidy kitchen zone up front where I put my river tripper hand washer pump in the kitchen sink. (The battery operated pump shown came with the van and used a ton of water)Quote:
Originally Posted by evdog
It’s a pretty modest rig that gets me where I wanna go and it has held up well to various stormy conditions over the past two seasons. Here are a few more pics.
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First pic was showing Mt Elliot from which we were denied due to being unable to execute the river crossing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Percy Rideout
5moh! That thing kicked my ass so bad. Yikes.
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Very cool, thanks for the pics. Pretty awesome to be able to access the sleep/kitchen area with all the bikes inside too.
Yeah! While I don’t think I stated it clearly, you are correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by evdog
To date the trailer has been maxed w two motos, two MTB and all related camping gear and fluids and while it’s a little crowded, dinner and bed is possible (though cramped) without unloading.