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Moabiker's Tall Tales
- Thread starter Moabite
- Start date
Those jumpers really bothered me, couldn't watch the whole thing, don't like helicopters either. Never had a problem with heights at all until I received more radiation to my head than any other person was ever prescribed, that's what they told me. I can't look at the top shelf at WalMart without sitting on the floor. Vertigo never happened to me on a motorcycle.
Scott
Scott
And those are the mellow dudes. The wing suit guys are the wild ones. I happy slow trials type rider...my crashes do not make me a statistic..so i still alive and well, just sometimes kinda hard to tell...
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Banana bike again today....
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Woods you like to be riding today? (This was yesterday on the adventure bike.)
And when it gets light out i have some sad pics to take....they took out the grass and put in a parking lot...in the name of progress...and propose to use more of my "backyard" to make highway bypass around Moab...sometimes reality sooooks
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Argh...
...say goodbye to another 100 acres of nice natural country forever...
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And to make sure no rip off...vicious guard dog on duty....
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Remember my electric fence pic...gov was not kidding around....one finger tip later...few days later...still buzzing
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Went on street bike ride in the afternoon... Dead end this way...
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Sunset shade working up valleys and mountains and moon popping up more spectacular than pics look...
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I have been the first person to come up to major medical emergencies on the trails too many times. A motorcyclist with a broken femur, a bicyclist with a broken femur, a broken ankle from a hiker....and last year about this time a bicyclist that fell and his eye popped out of its socket. Yesterday i saw the sherriff that helped assist with accident. Unfortunately the bicyclist ended up losing both eyes cop told me. Serious accidents can happen fast.. be careful out there.
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Moooooing on to today's ride...
Dewey bridge...
Troubled bridge over water...
Troubled bridge over water...
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....so had 3 times 5-10 deer crossing road today
....2 times cattle crossing road today...
...they must be following the chicken but why?
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Hi Moabite,
You sure live in some scenic country. I’ve enjoyed all of your photos. I am super impressed at your ability to manage some pretty heavy street and touring bikes on the roads you travel. I’m curious, given that most of your riding seems to be done on dirt and gravel roads, have you ever considered a lighter dual sport bike such as a
Kawasaki KLR650
Or a Suzuki DL650?
Both bikes have been around for a long time and there are a whole lot of them available , cheap as chips!
You sure live in some scenic country. I’ve enjoyed all of your photos. I am super impressed at your ability to manage some pretty heavy street and touring bikes on the roads you travel. I’m curious, given that most of your riding seems to be done on dirt and gravel roads, have you ever considered a lighter dual sport bike such as a
Kawasaki KLR650
Or a Suzuki DL650?
Both bikes have been around for a long time and there are a whole lot of them available , cheap as chips!
