Where did you ride today?

[Sadlsor]

Spectacular.

 

[Upt' North]

Nice pictures Boys, thanks for posting.
Upt.

 

[W0QNX]

Wichita KS, McConnell AFB.

Tom

Nice pic of the B-47 swept wing pylon engine nuke bomber. Arguably the grandmother of all modern jet plane designs. Good looking bike too!

 

[Stylo Steve]

Wichita KS, McConnell AFB.

Tom

'Merica!

 

[TPadden]

Trouble finding parking at the ST Francis, Ks, motorcycle museum ...

Then must have made a wrong turn somewhere...

Tom

 

[ChucksKLRST]

Trouble finding parking at the ST Francis, Ks, motorcycle museum ...

Then must have made a wrong turn somewhere...

Tom

You will find my old 1979 CB650 in St Francis Moto Museum. Donated by Aurora Honda in Colorado.

 

[Donk]

Superior WI yesterday back home today. One of the old ore docks. It's been replaced by a bigger newer one. I believe it's the one The Edmund Fitzgerald left from on it's fateful trip.

 

[TPadden]

You will find my old 1979 CB650 in St Francis Moto Museum. Donated by Aurora Honda in Colorado.

About the only thing Raymond can do with his half million mile ST.

If I'd of known I'd have snapped a pic.

Tom

 

[W0QNX]

You will find my old 1979 CB650 in St Francis Moto Museum. Donated by Aurora Honda in Colorado.

This one?

 

[ChucksKLRST]

This one?

Yes, that is the one. I Traded it in at Aurora Honda about 14 years ago for a NT700, and Aurora Honda gave it to the museum to display. Aurora Honda has a benefit ride every year out to the Museum in the late Spring.

 

[TPadden]

Yes, that is the one.

I took a close look at it as I had a Vetter Quicksilver on my Yamaha 650.

Tom

 

[ChucksKLRST]

I took a close look at it as I had a Vetter Quicksilver on my Yamaha 650.

Tom

It was the second 1979 CB650 that I had owned as the First one I bought brand new left over in Feb 1982 as my first ever motorcycle. I tried to set my second 79 CB650 up as close to my first one. This picture is of my first and the only pic that has survived.

.

 

[SupraSabre]

I pulled the out of the garage and did my 50+mile loop to the gas station.

This time, I even stopped and took some pictures!



No, not this gas station!







The whole ride was about 52 miles.

I'm thinking of riding the 2004 up to WeSTOC this year.

 

[NTausch]

44 miles for ice cream.

 

[drrod]

Wichita KS, McConnell AFB.

Tom

That is one pretty bike!!

 

[SupraSabre]

This one?

That 1985 VF 700 Sabre looks interesting, to me! I wished I would have kept my 1985 V45 Sabre from Canada.

 

[ChucksKLRST]

That 1985 VF 700 Sabre looks interesting, to me! I wished I would have kept my 1985 V45 Sabre from Canada.

I also had a 82 V-45 Sabre, but in Red

 

[SupraSabre]

I also had a 82 V-45 Sabre, but in Red

My brother, Dave, wore out 4 different V45 Sabres, 3 82's and a 83, (that I sold him, before I bought that Canadian V45)!

They were good bikes, as long as you knew how to work on them!

Before our ST1300s, we both had 84 V65 Sabres.



Mine was on the right, and yes, it was an 84, I added the '85 plastic/tank to it.

 

[drbuzzard]

after doing an oil change i did 214 miles for fish

 

[Bug Dr.]

Took the long way up and over Mt. Magazine. Temps in the low to mid 60s. Beautiful for this time of year.

Mike