For all you tired of the snow. Nice ride up the PCH (hwy 1) today! About 70*'s
#41
12-01-2013, 06:43 AM
Outstanding HDF Member
awsome
i went to california one time on my honeymoon, stayed around Montery and we really enjoyed it and wound like to go back for a visit
while we were there, my uncle let me take his ducati monster for the day and we rode pch alittle ways down in to big sir and had a blast
we didnt ride very far that day because it seemed like around every turn i wanted to stop and look around, And i think i remember a couple of those overlooks from the pics, i know for sure i took a pic of that bridge
i went to california one time on my honeymoon, stayed around Montery and we really enjoyed it and wound like to go back for a visit
while we were there, my uncle let me take his ducati monster for the day and we rode pch alittle ways down in to big sir and had a blast
we didnt ride very far that day because it seemed like around every turn i wanted to stop and look around, And i think i remember a couple of those overlooks from the pics, i know for sure i took a pic of that bridge
#42
12-01-2013, 09:18 AM
Seasoned HDF Member
what a waste...take all that beautiful scenery and stick it in california. guess god is trying to offset the earthquakes, wildfires, bankrupt gov't., illegals, traffic, high cost of living, and other problems ya'll have with some beautiful scenery. looks like he has done his usual good work!!
#43
12-01-2013, 10:07 AM
Get ready for a long ride. This spot is about 7 hours north of LA.
#44
12-01-2013, 10:18 AM
Yep, that is a nice ride. I will miss it....
Moved here to Santa Fe this past summer and I'm finding it hard to adjust to. We had about 8-10 inches of snow last week and for the most part it is gone. I have a full set of Gerbings (which I used living in N. CA, Redding) so the cold is not an issue. My problem is the f@@cking MUD. Rain in the summer and an hour later the road here is dry enough to get out. This snow on the other hand is a bummer as it melts it keeps the driveway and road wet and mucky to the point I can't get out on two wheels. Dry paved roads only 1/3 of a mile away and I can't get to them. I'm bummed
Moved here to Santa Fe this past summer and I'm finding it hard to adjust to. We had about 8-10 inches of snow last week and for the most part it is gone. I have a full set of Gerbings (which I used living in N. CA, Redding) so the cold is not an issue. My problem is the f@@cking MUD. Rain in the summer and an hour later the road here is dry enough to get out. This snow on the other hand is a bummer as it melts it keeps the driveway and road wet and mucky to the point I can't get out on two wheels. Dry paved roads only 1/3 of a mile away and I can't get to them. I'm bummed
#45
12-01-2013, 10:26 AM
Elite HDF Member
The same thing drives both: jealousy.
I've been to your state and spent time in it. Doubt you've ever been to California. Plenty of bad things I could say about Georgia, having actually seen them first hand.
But I don't feel the need to **** on where other people live on a message board.
#47
12-01-2013, 10:35 AM
We have a cold snap coming. Highs in the 50's and lows in the 20's.
#49
12-01-2013, 11:07 AM
Ultimate HDF Member
Yep, kinda like OZ, once your in California your not in Kansas anymore Toto. Kind of a diffrent planet. I loved it out there.
Last edited by aces&8s; 12-01-2013 at 11:11 AM.
#50
12-01-2013, 11:15 AM
Road Master
**** I live in San Diego and don't even get that kinda of a view when I ride. Just googled how far that is from me and it's far. Bummer, beautiful ride. Thanks for sharing.