Since I laid a flagstone walk on Saturday, I earned the right to ride and explore on Sunday! Nevada is like the outback in Australia, except for the Sierras on the California border, north, south and east are simply without people. I've always wanted to explore this little town called Gerlach, about 100 miles north of Reno and totally desolate! You go there and make a right into even more desolate space to get to "Burning Man", for those of you that have heard of it(amazing, once a year, temporary city that springs out of nothing, thrives, then disappears annually, naked people and all).
Anyways, I needed to scuff in my new PP's, test my new Beltronics radar detector, and see if I needed knee surgery with the bike raised 1" in the back and the Sato rearsets! The ride ended up being 400 miles and I still got home for dinner!
I think when I do my next week long tour, I'll put the Buell pegs back on...one or two dayers, I'll stick with the rearsets. The compromise is clearly...comfort vrs. performance, the type of the ride dictates the equipment.
Anyway, here's the pics...
1)about 40 miles out of Reno towards Gerlach
Anyways, I needed to scuff in my new PP's, test my new Beltronics radar detector, and see if I needed knee surgery with the bike raised 1" in the back and the Sato rearsets! The ride ended up being 400 miles and I still got home for dinner!
I think when I do my next week long tour, I'll put the Buell pegs back on...one or two dayers, I'll stick with the rearsets. The compromise is clearly...comfort vrs. performance, the type of the ride dictates the equipment.
Anyway, here's the pics...
1)about 40 miles out of Reno towards Gerlach