Forest fires, fly rods, shotguns and chairlifts - heading to a family reunion

[Mastros2]

Beautiful pics.  Thanks for the share!

[1Arm]

I genuinely appreciate the compliments, especially from the peeps that post the great reports about places I've yet to travel. Thanks

Yep the VFR takes a lot of ribbing here, but it does what I want it to do.  I find that knowing how to use the levers down by your feet generally allows a quick get-a-round on them that need passing

I don't know if the RWB will become a collectible, I don't have to worry about keeping mine minty fresh anyway after wallowing it around on its side in the gravel.  But I'll throw up the closest thing I've got to a glam shot cuz it's so purty

[Stormer]

Congrats man, one of the best riding histories and pics I have seen!
Great roads, great bike, a family get together (I love!!!), and even good wine while doing some clays!!!

[Bryan217]

Sounds like a good time. Thanks for the great pics.

And I compliment you sir on your choice of mount.  

[forester]

Sweet shots all around  - thanks for posting this!  

[motormike]

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Nice pics! I especially like this one.

[bomber]

Thanks for adding to my list of places that I absolutely, positively HAVE to ride through.

Gorgeous!

[Mrs. DantesDame]

Ahhh - reading that was like putting salt in a wound  

Most excellent pictures and choice of roads. And it's hard to beat a VFR for a ride like that    Thanks for sharing!



Hey, can we have the STN National at her house???  

[DNA]

Great pics and a nice write up.

Thanks,
-DNA

[1Arm]

Hey, can we have the STN National at her house???  

She has been notified that their crib has been nominated, I'll keep you updated as to the response

[Orson]

I missed this report the first time around  

beautiful pics  

beautiful bike  

[motormike]

 

Another thumbs-up.  I keep coming back to this thread. Love the bike.  I need to find one to check out the ergonomics for myself.

[1Arm]

 

Another thumbs-up.  I keep coming back to this thread. Love the bike.  I need to find one to check out the ergonomics for myself.

Thanks MM, if you need some more RWB VFR lovin' in a little different but equally scenic setting, here's a RR to Moab from earlier this summer.

http://www.sport-touring.net/forums/index.php/topic,55080.0.html

[motormike]

Those were nice, too. I surf from my phone so some pics get chopped off a bit.

I am 40 and just got my MC endorsement in early August so the VFR800 would be too large for a first bike for me but it is about the size I'm interested in for longer trips.

[Windblown]

Awesome!  I remember that view or one extremely similar to it when we were in the Jackson Hole area when I was a kid. It was my first trip out west and the image was indelibly etched in my mind.  I have wanted to go back ever since. I almost moved there once, still have thoughts of retiring out in the Montana/Idaho area, but that it still a ways off.

[Hulked Up]

Your pictures are spectacular; amazing riding out there.  

My 02 VFR has 96,000 miles on it.  Not sure what I could replace it with but a low mileage '07 with that paint scheme wouldn't be a bad move.    Beautiful bike.  You'll have many years of enjoyment out of it.