What!  No more glow stick pics?!

My shots are up:

http://pixl8.smugmug.com/Motorcycles/Hill-Country-0910/13858991_72Zqt#1016244181_hJgSH

I recommend hitting the "slideshow" button at the top of the page or you can peruse the separate pages if you just want to browse.

well crap, I seriously need to get out there and bring the average age of the bikes up with one of my 10 year old bikes! geez, can you say shiny and new?? 

Quote from: hiero on September 21, 2010, 04:32:47 AM
well crap, I seriously need to get out there and bring the average age of the bikes up with one of my 10 year old bikes! geez, can you say shiny and new?? 

We represented! There were two 14-year-old carbie supersports.... 

Our group starting at the bottom of the page: http://www.jwimaging.exposuremanager.com/g/9-18-2010sport_bikes_sport_touring&gallery_page=&gallery_all=&view=1&photo_page=1

Quote from: caffeinejunkee on September 21, 2010, 05:26:01 AM
Our group starting at the bottom of the page: http://www.jwimaging.exposuremanager.com/g/9-18-2010sport_bikes_sport_touring&gallery_page=&gallery_all=&view=1&photo_page=1

LOL! love the one with Duke on the tank! 

nice wave to the camera, cory...

thanks again to everybody for inviting us along and all the great food everybody made... that was a seriously tasty trip.   

next time i'll make more of an effort to be on two wheels...

i would have waved but i was very..................."frustrated" at that point because the freaking harleys WOULD NOT MOVE OVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Here's a link to a dozen or so more pix from The Trip:

http://picasaweb.google.com/concoursmoto/HillCountry92010#slideshow/5519472265827588162

Finished cleaning up all my gear and re-oiling my leathers and boots; still cannot get the smile off my face.  Great folks - great weekend.

Quote from: calscrazy on September 21, 2010, 03:47:10 PM
i would have waved but i was very..................."frustrated" at that point because the freaking harleys WOULD NOT MOVE OVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Here's an excerpt from an article a magazine writer did from my Arkansas car trip the week before the HC trip.  Must have been the same group of riders roaming the nation's best roads! 


The first route on this day's rally was the "Pig Trail."  There were, unfortunately, not many opportunities to stretch our car's legs on this run. Between groups of Harley-Davidsons and logging trucks that cannot seem to negotiate any of these windy roads at more than 5 miles an hour, one could pull their hair out in frustration. The logging trucks seemed courteous enough to pull over and let the string of high-performance cars go. The bikers are a different story all together.

You'd think a line of red and yellow Ferraris, Lamborghinis, and Corvettes cattle jammed behind a group of "we own the road" motorcycles would be a big enough clue to pull over and let the train of horsepower go by. Well, not so much, and my respect for those two-wheeled guys has taken a huge hit.

Poor things......just pass them!  500+ ponies and no one passed?

Spent most of the day doing a deep clean. I should be good for another 24k miles!

I'm impressed Will.  now, does your rear tire hard cords showing?

Quote from: muskrat on September 21, 2010, 06:36:30 PM
I'm impressed Will.  now, does your rear tire hard cords showing?

hehe... not this time. Got new shoes before the trip. 

Quote from: muskrat on September 21, 2010, 05:05:10 PM
Poor things......just pass them!  500+ ponies and no one passed?

You must be a proud Honors graduate of the Harly Rolling Obstruction Driving Academy, but unfortunately failed high school physics.  If a few Ducatis have a hard time getting around a long line of Harly drivers in very twisty double yellow lined hills (SAFELY), you think a bunch of cars are going to do any better?    Those Harly guys are a crafty group, and leave no space in between each other for a car, no matter the marque.