08BusaKY
Registered
Snowing here tonight. I may try a ride before it comes in. Otherwise it will be at least a week or more before I ride again. Once that salt the roads I have to wait for a good rain.
Who Rode Today?
- Thread starter SSGT_B
- Start date
michael parris heuberger
Registered
08BusaKY
Registered
Made it out for a 40+ mile ride to the Yamaha dealer. I ran into a guy that just moved here from FL. He has a 12 Busa with a Batman/Joker paint scheme. It was pretty cool. I told him about the org and to join. I also sat on the new 20. Pictures below. Tonight snow comes in.
Last edited:
Already got over an inch here and they've been salting so unless it warms up and we get some rain to wash the salt off the roads (which in Michigan is completely possible) mine is now parked and will be making her way onto the stands for awhile
Slowstang305
Registered
I really like the carbon panels, I wonder how the fitment is!
08BusaKY
Registered
They looked like they fit good.
Tached1300
Registered
Added another 65 miles to the odometer today. Temps were mid 60s but it’s supposed to be 19 degrees tomorrow morning and chance of snow in Western NC go figure. A few pics
Slowstang305
Registered
Beautiful weather last night in South Florida....
Nice shots! That area is very similar to the foothills surrounding the western edge of Yosemite.
Hey, once again I won best picture on the Motorcycle Touring Forum for October with this one. 
I think they liked the trees.
I think they liked the trees.
Tached1300
Registered
That’s awesomeHey, once again I won best picture on the Motorcycle Touring Forum for October with this one.
Kiwi Rider
Registered
Well, you do have the winning edge there Terry, living on the doorstep of some the most amazing 'GIANT Forests' in the world, lucky guy, I'll just have to put up with crappy ol' NZ scenery lol.Hey, once again I won best picture on the Motorcycle Touring Forum for October with this one.
Kiwi Rider
Registered
I rode today with my riding buddy, great weather here, but a little wind up in the mountains which is where we went today.
We covered 200km return from my town, on the edge of the Canterbury plains up to the headwaters of the mighty Rakaia River in the middle of the Southern Alps of NZ.
Fantastic ride, traffic was light with the mountain conditions challenging, but decent speeds were achieved and maintained in certain faster sections.
Meanwhile, at the foot of the mountains and on the plains the cat and mouse game with the local Road Policing (Revenue gathering by Govt forces) was on!
We managed to get lucky and the radar detectors did their job well thank goodness.
Two separate radar contacts on the journey . . out foxed them with a little help from the Powers of the Universe!
Heres a few pics at a few park up spots . . . .
At the Bealey Hotel car park.
At Lake Pearson, some lucky guy's holiday home right on the lake . .
Back home in my driveway.
Mission complete.
We covered 200km return from my town, on the edge of the Canterbury plains up to the headwaters of the mighty Rakaia River in the middle of the Southern Alps of NZ.
Fantastic ride, traffic was light with the mountain conditions challenging, but decent speeds were achieved and maintained in certain faster sections.
Meanwhile, at the foot of the mountains and on the plains the cat and mouse game with the local Road Policing (Revenue gathering by Govt forces) was on!
We managed to get lucky and the radar detectors did their job well thank goodness.
Two separate radar contacts on the journey . . out foxed them with a little help from the Powers of the Universe!
Heres a few pics at a few park up spots . . . .
At the Bealey Hotel car park.
At Lake Pearson, some lucky guy's holiday home right on the lake . .
Back home in my driveway.
Mission complete.
Last edited:
Kiwi Rider
Registered
Hey! Who was the idiot that planted those two trees RIGHT on that bend in the road??Hey, once again I won best picture on the Motorcycle Touring Forum for October with this one.
Better have them removed. . . Someone might get killed in a wreck with them right there . . Can not believe how stoopid people ca be planting in silly places like that!
Left the house around 9am, which is 3 hours too late for me, but had things to take care of, before I hit the rode. It’s 55’f today and cloudy. Got hit with some very light rain and went to Ihop for a late breakfast. Rode about 100 miles so far and now arrived at my friends house to help him rebuild a lift that he bought for his shop.
I know those top boxes are useful but I just can't get over how they look on a bike such as a Hayabusa, you have such a beautiful bike to have that on there....
Similar threads
