Softtail Photo Game Thread
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Jul 2011
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From: sugar land, gulf coast, tx
It would be inappropriate to discuss your ole lady posing, so I won't.
Tourer
Joined: Oct 2013
Posts: 324
Likes: 5
From: Louisiana
Noooo no. That's not something anybody wants to see. Now the ole lady might be, but that ain't happenin.
Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2009
Posts: 221
Likes: 14
From: Georgia USA
Whenever snow is forecast down here, in a futile effort to ease the panic, every city, town and wide spot in the road claims to have a snow plow ready to go; but in the 15 years I've lived in Georgia, I have yet to actually see one. So I took the 'Nude Community Sign' option.
This is the entrance to Paradise Valley Resort just outside Dawsonville Ga, 60 miles or so north of Atlanta. I don't know anything about the place other than what's on their website- http://paradisevalleyclub.com/index.html; but if you ride a motorcycle, and are into the clothing-optional thing, it would be worth checking out; there's some great roads to ride around here when you're not letting it all hang out.
Next challange:
Your bike, GOS, parked at a gas pump, at any gas station that meets one of the following criteria:
1: If the high temperature for the day at your start location is 50 degrees or higher; the one way distance to the gas station in miles has to be equal to or greater than the day's high temperature.
2: If the high temperature for the day at your start location is less than 50 degrees; The round trip distance to the gas station in miles has to be equal to or greater than the day's high temperature, with a minimum of 5 miles.
So if you're in south Florida on a 75 degree day, you've got to ride at least 150 miles to get the job done; if you're up north where it struggles all day to hit 20, you only have to freeze your azz off for as long as it takes to get 10 miles down the road and back.
Don't over think it. Nobody is going to hunt you down if you're a couple degrees or a few miles off, it's all about getting off the couch and on the road.
This is the entrance to Paradise Valley Resort just outside Dawsonville Ga, 60 miles or so north of Atlanta. I don't know anything about the place other than what's on their website- http://paradisevalleyclub.com/index.html; but if you ride a motorcycle, and are into the clothing-optional thing, it would be worth checking out; there's some great roads to ride around here when you're not letting it all hang out.
Next challange:
Your bike, GOS, parked at a gas pump, at any gas station that meets one of the following criteria:
1: If the high temperature for the day at your start location is 50 degrees or higher; the one way distance to the gas station in miles has to be equal to or greater than the day's high temperature.
2: If the high temperature for the day at your start location is less than 50 degrees; The round trip distance to the gas station in miles has to be equal to or greater than the day's high temperature, with a minimum of 5 miles.
So if you're in south Florida on a 75 degree day, you've got to ride at least 150 miles to get the job done; if you're up north where it struggles all day to hit 20, you only have to freeze your azz off for as long as it takes to get 10 miles down the road and back.
Don't over think it. Nobody is going to hunt you down if you're a couple degrees or a few miles off, it's all about getting off the couch and on the road.
Whenever snow is forecast down here, in a futile effort to ease the panic, every city, town and wide spot in the road claims to have a snow plow ready to go; but in the 15 years I've lived in Georgia, I have yet to actually see one. So I took the 'Nude Community Sign' option.
This is the entrance to Paradise Valley Resort just outside Dawsonville Ga, 60 miles or so north of Atlanta. I don't know anything about the place other than what's on their website- http://paradisevalleyclub.com/index.html; but if you ride a motorcycle, and are into the clothing-optional thing, it would be worth checking out; there's some great roads to ride around here when you're not letting it all hang out.
Next challange:
Your bike, GOS, parked at a gas pump, at any gas station that meets one of the following criteria:
1: If the high temperature for the day at your start location is 50 degrees or higher; the one way distance to the gas station in miles has to be equal to or greater than the day's high temperature.
2: If the high temperature for the day at your start location is less than 50 degrees; The round trip distance to the gas station in miles has to be equal to or greater than the day's high temperature, with a minimum of 5 miles.
So if you're in south Florida on a 75 degree day, you've got to ride at least 150 miles to get the job done; if you're up north where it struggles all day to hit 20, you only have to freeze your azz off for as long as it takes to get 10 miles down the road and back.
Don't over think it. Nobody is going to hunt you down if you're a couple degrees or a few miles off, it's all about getting off the couch and on the road.
This is the entrance to Paradise Valley Resort just outside Dawsonville Ga, 60 miles or so north of Atlanta. I don't know anything about the place other than what's on their website- http://paradisevalleyclub.com/index.html; but if you ride a motorcycle, and are into the clothing-optional thing, it would be worth checking out; there's some great roads to ride around here when you're not letting it all hang out.
Next challange:
Your bike, GOS, parked at a gas pump, at any gas station that meets one of the following criteria:
1: If the high temperature for the day at your start location is 50 degrees or higher; the one way distance to the gas station in miles has to be equal to or greater than the day's high temperature.
2: If the high temperature for the day at your start location is less than 50 degrees; The round trip distance to the gas station in miles has to be equal to or greater than the day's high temperature, with a minimum of 5 miles.
So if you're in south Florida on a 75 degree day, you've got to ride at least 150 miles to get the job done; if you're up north where it struggles all day to hit 20, you only have to freeze your azz off for as long as it takes to get 10 miles down the road and back.
Don't over think it. Nobody is going to hunt you down if you're a couple degrees or a few miles off, it's all about getting off the couch and on the road.
Road Warrior
Joined: Aug 2012
Posts: 1,553
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From: Four Corners
Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2009
Posts: 221
Likes: 14
From: Georgia USA
I might have been able to climb higher if it hadn't been for all the thermal underwear, leather, and decades of muscle atrophy.
Cruiser
Joined: Feb 2013
Posts: 175
Likes: 26
From: Wakefield, NH
I couldn't jimmy the front gate, and I climbed up as high as I could in a pine tree with my binoculars, but still couldn't get a decent view.
I might have been able to climb higher if it hadn't been for all the thermal underwear, leather, and decades of muscle atrophy.
I might have been able to climb higher if it hadn't been for all the thermal underwear, leather, and decades of muscle atrophy.
That's better
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Road Captain
Joined: Jun 2013
Posts: 669
Likes: 4
From: Rockwall,TX
Whenever snow is forecast down here, in a futile effort to ease the panic, every city, town and wide spot in the road claims to have a snow plow ready to go; but in the 15 years I've lived in Georgia, I have yet to actually see one. So I took the 'Nude Community Sign' option.
This is the entrance to Paradise Valley Resort just outside Dawsonville Ga, 60 miles or so north of Atlanta. I don't know anything about the place other than what's on their website- http://paradisevalleyclub.com/index.html; but if you ride a motorcycle, and are into the clothing-optional thing, it would be worth checking out; there's some great roads to ride around here when you're not letting it all hang out.
Next challange:
Your bike, GOS, parked at a gas pump, at any gas station that meets one of the following criteria:
1: If the high temperature for the day at your start location is 50 degrees or higher; the one way distance to the gas station in miles has to be equal to or greater than the day's high temperature.
2: If the high temperature for the day at your start location is less than 50 degrees; The round trip distance to the gas station in miles has to be equal to or greater than the day's high temperature, with a minimum of 5 miles.
So if you're in south Florida on a 75 degree day, you've got to ride at least 150 miles to get the job done; if you're up north where it struggles all day to hit 20, you only have to freeze your azz off for as long as it takes to get 10 miles down the road and back.
Don't over think it. Nobody is going to hunt you down if you're a couple degrees or a few miles off, it's all about getting off the couch and on the road.
This is the entrance to Paradise Valley Resort just outside Dawsonville Ga, 60 miles or so north of Atlanta. I don't know anything about the place other than what's on their website- http://paradisevalleyclub.com/index.html; but if you ride a motorcycle, and are into the clothing-optional thing, it would be worth checking out; there's some great roads to ride around here when you're not letting it all hang out.
Next challange:
Your bike, GOS, parked at a gas pump, at any gas station that meets one of the following criteria:
1: If the high temperature for the day at your start location is 50 degrees or higher; the one way distance to the gas station in miles has to be equal to or greater than the day's high temperature.
2: If the high temperature for the day at your start location is less than 50 degrees; The round trip distance to the gas station in miles has to be equal to or greater than the day's high temperature, with a minimum of 5 miles.
So if you're in south Florida on a 75 degree day, you've got to ride at least 150 miles to get the job done; if you're up north where it struggles all day to hit 20, you only have to freeze your azz off for as long as it takes to get 10 miles down the road and back.
Don't over think it. Nobody is going to hunt you down if you're a couple degrees or a few miles off, it's all about getting off the couch and on the road.
Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2009
Posts: 221
Likes: 14
From: Georgia USA
Good luck, and enjoy the ride. I can't win my own challenge, but it's going to be mid 50s here today, and I plan to put on enough miles to do it.