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Looks to me like you still have 3469 pictures to post. Better get busy.
Thanks for sharing. I love touring and like to hear of the travels of others.
Thanks to modern tecnologicals i could oblige that actually......
The starlight theater picture below is on Christmas evening we had a steak...
The pictures of me in the graveyard is one night after we walked up and back to the starlight .... prime example of why i quit drinking and riding 20 years ago
The quonset hut thing is where we partied most nights after riding it was at the place we camped in Terlingua
This is late in the trip when we went to our other brothers place in san antonio ...... to ride the three sister etc etc....
He's a motorcycle junkey too.... only two of those aren't his.
Originally Posted by 1997bagger
The way Harley riding should be, I'm a fan and have never met you.
Thank you Sir and i agree ......... i guess it's not for everyone but i can live out of a tent stay at a rode side picnic area for weeks on end and it just doesn't get old to me. 10 more years god willing and i will be living off my bike most of the time.
Looks like a great trip, how did the machines hold up? YD
These were the only two mechanical issues with the low rider.
I've got a small leak either on the inspection cover or where the shifter comes through.
Intermittently i loose the left blinker when pulling the clutch all the way in.
The yamafarari as we call it nothing only issue with that bike is it doesn't put out enough power to run the heated gear i talked my brother into buying.
He spent a day on our other brothers fat bob though and i think he's finally found the Harley for him..... he couldn't stop talking about how much he loved it.
Great pictures!
What did you use to take pictures like these? It seems to be a helmet mounted camera that you can easily activate when riding.
It's a gopro i mount it to the handelbars.
It takes all the ones from the road. Does video or time lapse photos etc..
It actually took the pic of my brother walking towards / looking at his bike and a few others when i left it on while we were stopped. Funny when you leave it running on accident it takes some of the coolest shots or records some hilarious conversations at times.
I never used to take pictures before getting a smartphone the gopro takes it to another level for certain.
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