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Send a message to a moderator and ask them to move the original thread. It was a great ride one of the best I've ever read about. It should be here in this section.
Congrat's on the great ride and accomplishment! And your write-up was well worth the read. Really enjoyed it, along with the occasional humorous observations. Almost inspired to do the same...almost.
A tip of the helmet to you, man. What a trip, and great write-up and pictures. I don't know what you do for a living, but you could probably do quite well as a motojournalist!
And, you're right on that all of us should do something like you did at least once in our riding lives. I'm hoping to do the USA 4 Corners tour next year, which will seem like a ride in the park compared to your trip! But, I'm on the far side of 65, so maybe not.
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