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I'm halfway through a 1 month tour of BC, the Yukon , Alberta and Alaska . I weighed 1500 lbs. On the state scales leaving town and not any problems so far from the weight. Riding a 16 RGU.
My one month trip to Alaska starts tomorrow.How is the weather?
In Anchorage now for a few days and the weather is upper 60s With 10% rain. We have run the gauntlet on what mother nature could throw at us.
Where you starting from?
Last edited by Nitro 54; Jun 14, 2019 at 12:12 PM.
In Anchorage now for a few days and the weather is upper 60s With 10% rain. We have run the gauntlet on what mother nature could throw at us.
Where you starting from?
If you need anything done on the bikes, do it in Anchorage.... Fairbanks HD is a multi Product shop and they will put lawnmowers ahead of Harleys. Which way you coming back?
If you need anything done on the bikes, do it in Anchorage.... Fairbanks HD is a multi Product shop and they will put lawnmowers ahead of Harleys. Which way you coming back?
Monday we will go to Tok. Run the full length oh the Alcan to McBride and down the Rockies into Montana. Fairbanks Harley put my brother ahead of a full shop to get us back on the road. Took 6 hours to diagnose and fix ,charged 2 plus parts. THUMBS UP to the Outpost.
Last edited by Nitro 54; Jun 14, 2019 at 12:31 PM.
Monday we will go to Tok. Run the full length oh the Alcan to McBride and down the Rockies into Montana. Fairbanks Harley put my brother ahead of a full shop to get us back on the road. Took 6 hours to diagnose and fix ,charged 2 plus parts. THUMBS UP to the Outpost.
Good to hear they got him going...... I stayed in Tok both on my way in and out....thats a great ride... the picture in my signature is on your route, its beside the Liard River above Muncho Lake, just as you get back in the Rocky Mountains..... enjoy.
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