24 mountain passes in 24 hrs

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[bogthebasher]

I am humbled sir. You are a scholar and a gentleman. I just did all of these passes.... in 7 days. Congratulations. Great job!
:dance
:wow

[henzilla]

WOW! great adventure...awesome accomplishment! Doing what YOU want to do and how you wanted to do it...nuff said. Sorry about the glasses...that's gonna cost you!:laugh

[Statdawg]

You are definitely a thin air Berghund. :dog :bow

[TexanRT]

What a ride -- thanks for posting the report. I've been thinking about a "mountain pass" ride for awhile and this gives me some more ideas.

[BubbaZanetti]

very nice Mike, didn't know you had a ST, i always liked those bikes. In 25 years, i dare say, they'll be the equivalent of the other ST, with about 900 in the states.

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[GlobalRider]

I've never been to CO, so I'll guess that the passes are spread out quite a bit to take so long to do 24 of them. :scratch

11 passes in a mere 261 miles in 10 hours with lots of photo stops and chats with other riders along the way. It was a long day and frankly, the last 2 hours weren't as much fun...enough of the ultra tight hairpins.

[ASPHALT]

Super Schweeet ride! I remember my ST fondly. It was such a smooth bike and would run for hours and hours on high mileage days and I would never get tired. It has a long distance riding position that seems forward leaning at first and then you realize hours later that you are not fatigued.
That is definitely a way to see...well, most...of Colorado in a day!
Thanks!:thumb

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[TallPauls]

Nice ride report! It never occurred to me to do mountain passes. Great job!