Running an Errand on the Super Tenere...Taking the Long Way
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- I find any excuse to ride. I went on an errand that should have only taken 10 minutes to get to. Instead i took the long way and had some fun on the local twisty road in my area (PR 37)
A couple of topics
The Texas Heat
The future of electric motorcycles. The day is coming where E Motorcycles will outnumber conventional bikes.
Motorcycle trips in my future...the heat has been brutal in Texas...so i'll wait until it cools off before I take a trip
New additions to my motorcycle stable?
Enjoy and be safe!
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What a beautiful scenery and cool road! Nice to watch a video from you again. I don't wanna think about the electric bikes yet I hope it will delay for a long time! 😜
Thanks for sharing and stay safe ✌
Keep them coming bro.
Will do! Thanks for watching!
What's not to love about that road!?! Looks like it can be rode at a spirited pace and with enough twist and turns to keep you on your toes. Bib thumbs up for the long way home.
Riding to Big Bend first weekend in Oct. Lets roll!
Very cool. I may have to take you up on that
Nice vlog and ride brotha! PR37 still gives me an adrenaline rush every time. You turned into a Texan at 8:10 😂
🤣 too funny. We need to ride sometime soon. Thanks for watching bro
Hey man, I'm 71 and still riding as if I was 50! You've got a long way to go. Just stay healthy and in shape and you can ride into your 80's! Peace brother.....
Thats awesome. I definitely will try!! Thanks for the comment
Anyone riding one of these looks like a mailman
Very true lol
you probably know that in Europe the driving exam (regulations/first aid/driving) is mandatory, as is the valid license. so for us you Americans are ... strange? suicidal? I mean, crashes happen even here, but that's because people tend to "forget" (better: disregard) lessons from driving school. so, no MSC (or anything, for that matter) will help if you don't take it seriously. I'm 61 and after all these years riding (4 crashes) and driving (2) it's still the same: every trip may be the last. and it's even not up to me. there are idiots everywhere, both behind the wheel and in the saddle. stay safe, man.
Great points. Complacency is a major factor