Trailer week at Sturgis
#121
i agree with you...you probably shouldn't get into the crowds. Not sure about the freedom thing though....freedom is not knowing where you are going to sleep tonight or pushing hard to outrun a storm before you rest. Kinda sounds like your freedom is as far as you can ride away from your "toy" hauler. My ride isn't a toy...its my life. For the record....i average about 12,000 miles a year with no plan and no toys. Thats my idea of freedom!
#122
Whatever. I earned my 'badge of honor' so to speak, serving in the USMC so I don't give a R.A. what anyone thinks about how I ride. Conversly, I could give a **** less how others ride, whether they trailer, or don't trailer, chaps or no chaps, shorts or pants, long hair or short hair, boots or flip flops, I really don't care, as long as it makes you happy, then it's all good.
A person can look at bike week as bothersome. I choose to look at it as an opportunity to meet fellow riders that I wouldn't normally have the opportunity to meet. But to each their own.
A person can look at bike week as bothersome. I choose to look at it as an opportunity to meet fellow riders that I wouldn't normally have the opportunity to meet. But to each their own.
#123
#124
I've ridden mine 1300 miles one way to get there the past 2 years. Last year I did the entire trip in a week. The power down on the slab coming home is starting to get old, I'll admit. Wish I had more time to explore that awesome state. 2 days of riding there is just not enough.
Is a trailer in my future . . . maybe.
Is a trailer in my future . . . maybe.
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#130
Damn, what route are you planning on taking? I am further south than you are and it only take me 3 days to get there.