YamaHead

It may not be Normal per say....but it's definitely possible. I remember when Mrs. Hook & I 1st got together...there was a quake in the panhandle of ID just over the border...

Apparently there was a 4.3 Earthquake last night about 11:42pm...east of Enterprise OR....not far from Hells Canyon...about 60 miles from here. I didn't feel a thing...too busy snoozing I guess. I'll NEVER forget the feeling of Ridng through a 4.6 Quake back in the early 90's on the way to work....at about a Buck 25 ....1 of thee scariest moments in my life.

Damn Straight--...

535cc YZ...owned & rode by Stephan Peterhansel. I could see laying down some fat black stripes outta the corners w/ this beast...it'd be an absolute blast!

This one Please....

I ran those same type of gaiters on my XT's....they work well. Cleaning the brakes reminds me I need to attend to that task on the Mullet... Nothing quite like some good ol' 2-Wheel therapy. Sharp looking Triumph @Saul...

Redneck is a status quo around here..lol... spent $232 on 30 lbs. of high quality burger at BillyBob's butcher shop....only 2 miles away. Beats the hell outta driving 20+ miles to Walmart for sub-standard meat for the same price.... if not more.

25F here this morning...more frozen fog. Paying a visit to BillyBob's today to pick up 30 lbs. of burger....gotta keep the freezer stocked....

Gen Z pussy-a$$ beginner bike

A 250 Thump for off-roading is a great place to start... especially if you're just begining to ride in your 6th decade of life. I guess it boils down to just how much you love to ride...if the desire is there, the learning curve is a bit easier to deal with... reminds me of that same mentality I've had while Skiing as well...

I usually ride in a extended staggered formation w/ my mates....even now w/ Ebikes, it gives you enough room for any sudden menouvers you might encounter. I think with some people, it's more of a status symbol to say that you have & ride a motorcycle. For me, it's not only how MANY miles you ride, but in what kind of conditions you cover those miles in....

That would have Pete scrambling for his Prozac for sure....

Can absolutely relate to that...I've ran the battery dry on my leaf blower 3 times in the past 2 days....& now it's supposed to rain tonight. Even though last winter was pretty dry, the trees have dumped more leaves this year than I've ever seen in the past 7yrs. Glad the damage wasn't any worse to your bike @Nute...

Kinda like the Military.... Hurry Up & Wait!