Kirkuchiyo
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Yes, I googled her, she has a Wikipedia page!!
where did you TAKE your Tenere today?
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eemsreno
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Great riding today.
And the best find of the day. Way out in nowhere land. The sign was very decrepit and about to fall down.
One thing I thought weird is that Jack McCall that Jane saved later shot and killed Bill Hickock.
And the best find of the day. Way out in nowhere land. The sign was very decrepit and about to fall down.
One thing I thought weird is that Jack McCall that Jane saved later shot and killed Bill Hickock.
Cycledude
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Where exactly was that very interesting Calamity Jane sign ? it must have cost plenty, hopefully someone will be attempting to preserve it .
Short (distance) hard ride: Montana Mountain Loop trail. It was a cooler day so I thought I would take this harder ride.
Starts fairly easy and scenic.
Closer to the top I hit this section. I should have walked it first, because the first attempt I picked the wrong line. Let's just just say I'm going to need a new hand guard. A couple side by side riders helped me right the ship. This is looking back down.
Views around the top.
This section you really don't want to meet anyone. Most people go this way.
Then you came to rocky, banked switchbacks. Not stopping for many pictures here.
Looking back.
Comes back out by Picketpost Mountain.
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Starts fairly easy and scenic.
Closer to the top I hit this section. I should have walked it first, because the first attempt I picked the wrong line. Let's just just say I'm going to need a new hand guard. A couple side by side riders helped me right the ship. This is looking back down.
Views around the top.
This section you really don't want to meet anyone. Most people go this way.
Then you came to rocky, banked switchbacks. Not stopping for many pictures here.
Looking back.
Comes back out by Picketpost Mountain.
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What are those things that look like "whoops"? Or moguls. In the center of the pic.. . . .
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I think that picture was a panoramic and some features were duplicated as I swung around. Here is another shot better representing the terrain. Sharp eye! It's natural erosion.
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I need to try those one of these days. I looks fun as hell. . . . except the one where the machine is on top.
Cantab
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Wow didnt know Jane was real, loved watching Deadwood
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It is out on a dirt and gravel road south west of Ravanna, Missouri
I think the clue is in the name .
Some would think
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Great day for a ride.
eemsreno
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There is always those that get a new [other bike] and try to tell us "Oh this is the greatest , Fastest, Best handling, Most fun to ride bike ever" Then in 10 months you see they are on some other brand again or they say this new bike is so much fun to ride I just can't get enough of it, I've had it for 6 months and already have a thousand miles on it.
The truth is we are on the Greatest Bike ever made! Some of us have had them for 10 years now and they are still more reliable, more comfortable, and more fun to ride than the latest greatest new with all the gizmos psychedelic dashes the other brands can concoct. The Super Tenere is also very capable off road, just follow guys like Mak 10 around in Utah for a few days and you'll see just what they can do. Now if I can just find time to ride it more.
Out for a ride today.
See you on the road or maybe a trail some day.
Steve
The truth is we are on the Greatest Bike ever made! Some of us have had them for 10 years now and they are still more reliable, more comfortable, and more fun to ride than the latest greatest new with all the gizmos psychedelic dashes the other brands can concoct. The Super Tenere is also very capable off road, just follow guys like Mak 10 around in Utah for a few days and you'll see just what they can do. Now if I can just find time to ride it more.
Out for a ride today.
See you on the road or maybe a trail some day.
Steve
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I've been out and around
