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You took that pic???.....
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You do some very good work. And I'm really liking the site design.
Got any pics of your bike??
One of my favorite shots
one of my favorite shots, really captures the care free lifestyle of motorcycling in the '70's
one of my favorite places on the planet
really like how this pic turned out
So is that you or did you take the pic?one of my favorite shots, really captures the care free lifestyle of motorcycling in the '70's
Either way..... 
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So is that you or did you take the pic?
The pic was taken by a friend at some sand pit in California, notice he is still on the gas
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Either one of these two. I never get tired of looking at either:
On TX 55 north of Barksdale, taken by a good friend. Slightly off the seat, feet up on the pegs, one finger on clutch and brake, eyes pointed where I want to go.... about 2 + ? in a 45. Having a blast. Man that road has traction!
Somewhere in Utah between Bryce NP and Moab. What a fantastic trip / area to ride!
On TX 55 north of Barksdale, taken by a good friend. Slightly off the seat, feet up on the pegs, one finger on clutch and brake, eyes pointed where I want to go.... about 2 + ? in a 45. Having a blast. Man that road has traction!
Somewhere in Utah between Bryce NP and Moab. What a fantastic trip / area to ride!
Inlaw1
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Well, YEAH!!
He's not over the top yet! That is a great shot, reminds me of my gravel pit riding days as a kid. 
I don't think I ever left the seat quite like that though. 
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really like how this pic turned out
I owned the 71 in black. Sure miss that bike. Would love to find another.
messin' around with the KLR & photo shop
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Great shot! I had a few chances at a shot near this in my back road roamings this week and, didn't do it. Now, you make me know, I lost out on some good shots 
Thanks!
Thanks!
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one of my favorite shots, really captures the care free lifestyle of motorcycling in the '70's
Was that on the way to the emergency room?
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Looking at this old thread and hard to believe no one has posted since April of last year.
Might as revived it a bit.
Might as revived it a bit.
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"Grandma" aka my wife, a former ladies expert in the 80s, now at 57 is still hard to keep up with.
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Taken with my cheapie Samsung ST72.
Barn at my son's place in the Smokie's.
Barn at my son's place in the Smokie's.
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