Hey GS guys, check this out http://www.wimp.com/scarytrail/
Hey GS guys, check this out http://www.wimp.com/scarytrail/
That's not a bike trail....it's a goat trail!
Not for me!
I'd do it in a Hummer.
Kevin Huddy
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Makes lane-splitting look safe & sane.
'89 K75S Original Owner
'94 (Beta) R11RS, ( RIP 12-5-2010 courtesy of blind left turning cage driver ) ....
Thats what happens when you miss the warning sign and can't turn around.
Those were light weight bikes, can;t see a 1200GS on that path.
I wouldn't even want to walk it!
Agree! I do, however, admire their riding abilities.Originally Posted by swall
Absolutely amazing.
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1986 R80RT (Silver)
Member of the Loonie-Tics. MOA 292.
But I can't say the same about their judgment.
Dan
+1 - that was fantastic as view from the safety of my computer!
2011 R1200 GSA Smoke Grey Metallic Matt
2009 G450X White
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real soon after I got on that trail is where you would still find my bike.. and me singing Long Walk Home with a smile on my face.
Semper_Fi +1 on that too..
thats nuts
WOW.
When he stalled trying to go up over the big rock, yikes.
Good thing the dirtbikes have an electric start. Imagine trying to kickstart a bike in that position.
Fully agree on that one!But I can't say the same about their judgment.
Even after a few too many my judgement is still slightly better (slightly).
2008 R12RT (Blue)
1986 R80RT (Silver)
Member of the Loonie-Tics. MOA 292.
Now that is what riding is all about.
Beats living in a glass bubble.
Last Friday afternoon I rode I-30 through Dallas/FT Worth in the rain. A time or two it was just a hairy but different.
Ralph Sims
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