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	2022 GSX-S1000GT \| 28 Sep 21
18:42:30 by UFO \| Views: 523 \| Comments: 7 If anyone manages to tear themselves away from the political reach around, circle jerks...here's a motorcycle.
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	Provence, France - there and back! \| 02 Aug 21
15:58:15 by Mrs. DantesDame \| Views: 2842 \| Comments: 41 One of these days I'll have the full trip written up, but as I'm going through my photos I thought I'd toss a couple your way I should have an actual link for you guys for the weekend
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	No dual-sporting today \| 02 Aug 20
22:01:29 by jay547 \| Views: 8386 \| Comments: 8 I did some riding on the FJ-09 this weekend. The 450L never left the garage. I did a short ride along the local highways and turnpikes Saturday morning since the weather was an incredible 69° and low humidity. This just doesn't happen in Oklahoma August. I had a bunch of stuff to do so I only rode about fifty miles. Today (Sunday), I did a much longer ride through northeastern Oklahoma and northwestern Arkansas. I got caught in our usual August pop-up storms so I ended up putting the camera away and only got a few pic's. The old WPA school building at Evansville, AR. Now the fire department. The overlook at Natural Dam, AR. I had been to ...
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	The GOAT Ride \| 21 Apr 20
22:32:30 by jay547 \| Views: 15111 \| Comments: 37 The Green Country Oklahoma Adventure Tour is a 438 mile, two day ride around the backroads of northeastern Oklahoma. It was set to be run the weekend of April 18th but the Chinese virus put an end to the official run. They had an unofficial partial tour on the 18th with about twenty riders. The tour is split into a north and a south section. I ran most of the north loop on April 10th, then on the 18th, I ran most of the south loop. North loop: I started in Disney, Oklahoma and ran the route the opposite direction of how it’s laid out. This direction worked out the best for me riding solo for just one day. Here are some pictures I took along the way. An old WPA school. ...
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	2019 RPM Rally and Bun Burner 1500 \| 07 Nov 19
02:17:50 by aviationfred \| Views: 14399 \| Comments: 36 The trip report for the ride out to Oakdale, CA. for the 2019 RPM Rally. The RPM Rally is an Annual 1 day Rally held the weekend preceding Columbus Day. RPM is a company that specializes in parts and service for the Yamaha FJ1100/1200, Legends and Thunder race cars that use the FJ1200 engines. Day #1; I charted a course on Google maps for a route to RPM from Wichita, Kansas. Being well into Fall, the obvious route through Denver on Interstate I-70 was not an option. Very cold temperatures and the very present threat of snow in the higher elevations. Interstate I-40 was a better route further to the south. I work night shift, (11:00pm to 6:00am). This presents a challenge for planning. Either take the night off prior to leaving...
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	Yes, I do still ride my streetbike \| 29 Oct 19
21:44:21 by jay547 \| Views: 10817 \| Comments: 23 Over Labor Day weekend, Lisa went to visit her mother in Minnesota. I had to work, so I rode my bike back to Oklahoma through Iowa and Missouri. I stopped for a few pictures along the way. Airport in Owatonna, Minnesota. Buddy Holly crash site, Clear Lake, Iowa. Railroad depot in Boone, Iowa. "J" Avenue railroad overpass, Boone County, Iowa. Kate Shelley railroad bridges in Boone County, Iowa. ...
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	Marble City Mayhem 2019 \| 01 Oct 19
22:13:44 by jay547 \| Views: 6390 \| Comments: 2 I competed in the Marble City Mayhem Uphill Speed Challenge Saturday. It's about an eighth mile, uphill on city streets. Top speed (radar by local PD) per class wins. I did it last year on my FJ-09. Rain was forecast so I took my truck and my dual sport. I didn't want to get stuck riding my street bike home in the rain. I figured I would run the speed challenge on my bike. I knew it couldn't compete with the sport bikes so I just did it for fun. I thought that while I was there, I would run my truck just to see what it would do. Then after my runs, I would go riding up in the Oklahoma hills. I rode my bike in the streetbike class and my truck in the non-modified, small engine class. Small engine is anything under eight cylinders. Mine...
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	Smokey Mountains, Big Dragon and the Races! let's Ride! \| 26 Sep 19
16:35:12 by lobo10s \| Views: 6961 \| Comments: 4 I have finished the ride report from my last trip. It is very long and has a ton of pictures. I am posting a few pictures to set the stage, just go to the link below and read all about the journey....
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"Fighting" Pit Bulls is more fun than hunting deer?
Yes, because the dog has a chance to win
0 (0%)
No, because I don't get to kill anything
2 (28%)
~ seeing an animal die is what it's about
1 (14%)
No, I can't bet on the deer
1 (14%)
Yes, because I am closer to the dogs when they die
1 (14%)
It's all good
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