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Wednesday, 5 August 2015

[emrat:7530] Re: South Dakota's Motorcycle Web Site

That was drive time only.

On Tuesday, August 4, 2015 at 4:15:42 PM UTC-6, Dan Pilcher wrote:

Check this out—this would be a great thing for Colorado to adopt.

http://southdakotarides.com/

For those of you who have never ridden in the Black Hills, you can take a virtual ride on some of the most scenic roads.

For those of you who have attended the Sturgis Rally but did not have a GoPro (which I think is all of us but let's hope Jay Clawson soon acquires one), the virtual rides are an amazing reminder of what it's like to ride up there.

The Norris Peak Road, for example, is one of the most technical—and dangerous—roads. We rode it north-to-south on Saturday and south-to-north on Sunday. And I confess to one "uh-oh" moment. On one right-hand curve, you come face to face with two fatality signs side-by-side just off the road. That's a sobering reality moment.

Here's one way to keep track of the Rally:

http://rapidcityjournal.com/sturgisrallydaily/#utm_source=rapidcityjournal&utm_campaign=header&utm_medium=direct&utm_term=logo

Dan

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[emrat:7529] Re: South Dakota's Motorcycle Web Site

Made it home yesterday. Record time too. I took me 61/2 hours. Even going through Wyoming I averaged 75-80 MPH. Saw 3 officers of the law only, and they were not until Lusk for the first one just after town. And I was speeding 15 miles over the limit and he just passed me by. The other 2 were around Torrington. One in town and one right out of town. So the going was easy. Wind was fierce after that until Denver but still managed a high speed almost all the way.

I had a great time again with all for the Sturgis Rally. Thanks everyone for a great time! I owe a couple of beers to some of you.

Doc

On Tuesday, August 4, 2015 at 4:15:42 PM UTC-6, Dan Pilcher wrote:

Check this out—this would be a great thing for Colorado to adopt.

http://southdakotarides.com/

For those of you who have never ridden in the Black Hills, you can take a virtual ride on some of the most scenic roads.

For those of you who have attended the Sturgis Rally but did not have a GoPro (which I think is all of us but let's hope Jay Clawson soon acquires one), the virtual rides are an amazing reminder of what it's like to ride up there.

The Norris Peak Road, for example, is one of the most technical—and dangerous—roads. We rode it north-to-south on Saturday and south-to-north on Sunday. And I confess to one "uh-oh" moment. On one right-hand curve, you come face to face with two fatality signs side-by-side just off the road. That's a sobering reality moment.

Here's one way to keep track of the Rally:

http://rapidcityjournal.com/sturgisrallydaily/#utm_source=rapidcityjournal&utm_campaign=header&utm_medium=direct&utm_term=logo

Dan

[emrat:7528] Re: Crazy Question - a bigger bike:)??

Shopping for a new bike - new to you anyway - is always fun! Don't overlook a BMW R1200RT - a recent article in Cycle World (maybe, I get more than one publication..) reported the RT as one of the finest touring bikes available.

On Friday, July 24, 2015 at 10:17:35 AM UTC-6, Ross Borgida wrote:

Hi Gang,

Had a great time in Montrose at the Triumph in the Rockies rally last week. Thanks to the Bacas, Erico, and everyone else for making this a great trip.

Crazy question. I love my Bonneville but would love something bigger for touring. I use my bike for commuting to/from work for city riding. I am only interested in street riding. What bike do you recommend?

I would have to get rid of my Bonneville to sell or trade-in for something larger.

Any opinions/recommendations are greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Ross

Tuesday, 4 August 2015

Re: [emrat:7526] Eye of the Tiger

Erica just showed me a different picture of the same girl; a former co-worker. 5 minutes later norm sends a picture of her on a mechanical bull.

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From:"lowrtax" <lowrtax@gmail.com>
Date:Tue, Aug 4, 2015 at 9:39 PM
Subject:[emrat:7524] Eye of the Tiger

Hopefully your computer allows you to expand the photo for a full appreciable of this Tigress on the mechanical bull. Yeah, Sturgis is real boring.

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Re: [emrat:7525] Eye of the Tiger

Agreed :D

> On Aug 4, 2015, at 9:39 PM, lowrtax <lowrtax@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Sturgis is real boring.

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[emrat:7524] Eye of the Tiger

Hopefully your computer allows you to expand the photo for a full appreciable of this Tigress on the mechanical bull. Yeah, Sturgis is real boring.

Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S® 6, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone

[emrat:7523] South Dakota's Motorcycle Web Site

Check this out—this would be a great thing for Colorado to adopt.

http://southdakotarides.com/

For those of you who have never ridden in the Black Hills, you can take a virtual ride on some of the most scenic roads.

For those of you who have attended the Sturgis Rally but did not have a GoPro (which I think is all of us but let’s hope Jay Clawson soon acquires one), the virtual rides are an amazing reminder of what it’s like to ride up there.

The Norris Peak Road, for example, is one of the most technical—and dangerous—roads. We rode it north-to-south on Saturday and south-to-north on Sunday. And I confess to one “uh-oh” moment. On one right-hand curve, you come face to face with two fatality signs side-by-side just off the road. That’s a sobering reality moment.

Here’s one way to keep track of the Rally:

http://rapidcityjournal.com/sturgisrallydaily/#utm_source=rapidcityjournal&utm_campaign=header&utm_medium=direct&utm_term=logo

Dan