Informative writeup Phil. Glad you got it sorted
Thanks for that, what a great read. I can see your passion for endurance riding, and I think some others might even get the bug from what you've written there. It's definitely something that's in my future... once I've packed the kids up and out in to the world. That is - if we are still allowed to command our own vehicles at that point. Cheers for taking the time to write it!
Yep, we stumbled on it too. Chatted with the owner about the Ariel Square 4 motor in the Norton featherbed frame he put together. Even cast a special cylinder head! They have some seriously cool stuff there for just a little place.
Try Viet Nam mate!
Yay, you got the pics working!
Originally Posted by Grashopper I'm looking forward to read your blog from your Alaska trip. Haha, well, ne'er a truer word said in jest. I started doing some digging, pre-lim planning, and I now have to defer to at least 2017. They're building an extension to a Canadian Highway that ends in Inuvik. While there is a winter road to Tuktoyaktuk, it doesn't exist in summer, so they're building it to be a year round road. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuktoyaktuk_Winter_Road No point missing out... so I'll delay the trip instead.
Great read. I'm looking forward to read your blog from your Alaska trip.
Originally Posted by ratast Keeping a spot open for you to next years Alaska adventure. Cheers Ken and jan Is that the 8 week tour Ken? Y'know... I think I might ponder over that... If you've done the route in previous years, can you flick me some details? You should have an email address or two on file Shit... It's such a good idea...
Originally Posted by KoroJ 1,2 & 5 are just sad. No 7!!!....what a peach! I'd love to be let loose on one of those roads. Stelvio Pass The other was the Transfagarason. The greatest driving road.....in the world.
Keeping a spot open for you to next years Alaska adventure. Cheers Ken and jan
Even more fun when you do it all twice .............thank god for mid life crisis, may even make a third trip through as a getting old crisis, I am back where I started as a teenager on a metallic blue 250 ( first time a Suzuki T250 now on a CBF250), dont't need to look for a bigger bike, they are parked together
Don't break the ellie
1,2 & 5 are just sad. No 7!!!....what a peach! I'd love to be let loose on one of those roads.
Great read .
Originally Posted by gijoe1313 I can't believe how much he left out! I guess he is going back to his old ways and trying to cut down on the ASCII use ... And a quote from gilarrikin: I laugh at how much and how little you said Yeah, he's a real strange one Besides, I just wrote some thoughts down one evening... I've mostly finished a long term review of the GSA and that's 4 pages I think Originally Posted by KoroJ You're just a bloody larrikin!! I would never have guessed. Whatever gave you that idea?!
I can't believe how much he left out! I guess he is going back to his old ways and trying to cut down on the ASCII use ...
You're just a bloody larrikin!! I would never have guessed.
Great read Alan
Great read. I've just stumbled across this and I'm gonna have a read through your previous blog posts. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the write up Jim. I'd love to do a ride like this one day.
