Earache

No Crusty Demons of Dirt? Blasphemy !

Gonna take a bit of effort to clean that up.

I saw this guy's stuff on the area where I live and thought it was cool. Makes ya want to get a drone...

I so don't need one of these but I really, really want one.

Pretty much he same with me.

I gave up messing around with GoPro's a long time ago - should try shooting vids again. I just hate editing them

A blistering 72F (22C) here at home. Don't know if I can cope.....

Very unique - I like it. Once made a rear axlwe mount for my GoPro - showed the suspension moving, etc. Much better view than just through the winshield. see:

Wish I had a few relatives to post, but I'm the last surviving member of our family in the US - the rest are still in Germany and I've never met any of them. None rode bikes that I know of, so I'll just go with this guy...

Last ones....

A few more

Mas...

Had some more random pics taken by the others - and I'm actually in a few of them (I'm the small guy with the black / white Arai)...

Actually, it did help - couldn't smell it any more.

None. Got home last night.

So we made it home. Neil split off for Chicago at Gillette and Dave and his wife headed for Indy after loading the bike into their truck. All in all, it was a great trip. A bit too hot at times but if that's my only complaint, then we've had a good ride. Already thinking about next summer's trip; gotta decide where to go!

Friday was our last day on the trip. We headed south out of Gillette and headed for Black Hawk. 400 miles across the Thunder Basin National Grassland. That's a big assed field of grass that covers about 20% of the state of Wyoming. I failed to take a single pic as it was a lot of nothingness.

After the Valley, oit got dark fast and we spent rest of the evening humping it to Gillette, Wyoming. Arrived at 9:30 and got some shitty pizza into our guts for dinner. Long ady of great riding now completed....

Hours later and we're in Ten Sleep, Wyoming and headed into this fantastic valley. I rode here a couple of years ago and looked forward toi getting back...

No idea why this road isn't in every biking magazine and on every forum with riders screaming about how great it is. It was that good. But it starts nowhere and goes nowhere - so no one talks about it. Can't wait to get back here...

Thankfully it was a bit cloudy today and that helped keep the temps lower for a change. Had a lot of fun zooming around here....

Back to coming down Beartooth Pass; Midway down on the west side is a road, Route 267, that heads to Cody, Wyoming. Freakin' brilliant road - no traffic, smooth surfaces, loads of twisties and a small hole in the ground. Simply gorges....

It didn't look dodgy when I rode over it as I didn't notice it. But that is a bit sketchy looking. You can see where the hillside has fallen down the hill and probably took the orginal road with it.

Time to head out, will post the remainder later....