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I just got home a few hours ago from riding the 3 sisters.1031 mile trip.We stayed in new brunsville 2 nights. its an awesome ride.I highly recommend it.
The scenic 24 mile section is so twisty and narrow that there are no shoulders, so stopping to take photos is not possible.
Jim G
Go and get yourself a GoPro Hero3....then you can even let us participate in the most beautiful parts of your riding instead of praising the ride and leaving us without pics
Go and get yourself a GoPro Hero3....then you can even let us participate in the most beautiful parts of your riding instead of praising the ride and leaving us without pics
Hmm, great idea! I could also have used the camera next day when the gals at one of the local Victory (not HD ) dealers did a bikini wash of my Breakout!
Hmm, great idea! I could also have used the camera next day when the gals at one of the local Victory (not HD ) dealers did a bikini wash of my Breakout!
Jim G
I hope you at least did take some nice pics of that ...where are they???
I dont think id ever let some chicks in a bikini touch my bike with a dirty sponge no matter how hot they are! Id be parinoid the entire time of getting scratches and crap. Lol..
I'm a big proponent of Air Hawk seat pads for long rides. Hospital bed technology. You ride on air so butt never touches seat and it only takes a couple of light puffs to inflate.
I'm a big proponent of Air Hawk seat pads for long rides. Hospital bed technology. You ride on air so butt never touches seat and it only takes a couple of light puffs to inflate.
Or one can inflate the attached behindal region instead with a couple of orders of cheesy fries.
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