Texas Chainlube Massaacre

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This weekend I took the Ural on the first ever Texas Chainlube Massacre. Two days, 500 miles in the Texas Hill Country. We drove every dirt road, one lane county road, scenic loop in between Austin, Llano and Burnet. I hope to get a copy of the route so I can post if for some of our Texas Foil Heads. We started with eight bikes: three ducaties, 80's model Suzuki GS1000, 78 R75/5, 77 Harley Sportster (stock), 56 Harley Pan head rigid, and the Ural rounding out the group. We camped in Llano at the Dabb's Hotel. Here are a couple of pictures from the adventure. I'll post a proper ride report later in the week.

The Bikes Assemble

Sandy Creek Crossing

 

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couple more:

Camping at Dabb's

 

[scratch]

Not the usual sort of dual-sport bikes, but what the heck! That's how real men used to do it. Looks like ya'll had fun.

 

[Photojojo]

Ohh man...I'm in on this next year. I've got a 78 R100 that likes dirt roads.

 

[P-Ratt]

Looks like fun.

 

[Goat Trail Green]

Wow

What a mix

thanks for the pics

Mike Green

 

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Next Massacre is planned for November. Whatch this link for more info
http://groups.myspace.com/index.cfm...n=14356203-14DE-6168-454A13DBE3C3076A22323844

 

[FirstMan]

Holy cow, that is wild. You all are tougher than me!

 

[Cagiva 549]

Sandy creek can be a handfull on a real dirt bike at times . I like it , The No Wuss Ride , I have seen people that were afraid to ride Altaus Davis on a street bike . Post up on here next time you might run in to a bunch of us playing in the dirt . SEYA

 

[chadleys1]

Cool thread.

I saw on the myspace thread about the coming chainlube massacre that they were wondering about where to camp/cabin. My friend Butch runs a place called Camp Live Oak that is motorcyclist friendly and highly reccomended.
Here is a link. http://www.campliveoak.com/
http://www.campliveoak.com/

 

[leekellerking]

This weekend I took the Ural on the first ever Texas Chainlube Massacre. Two days, 500 miles in the Texas Hill Country. We drove every dirt road, one lane county road, scenic loop in between Austin, Llano and Burnet. I hope to get a copy of the route so I can post if for some of our Texas Foil Heads. We started with eight bikes: three ducaties, 80's model Suzuki GS1000, 78 R75/5, 77 Harley Sportster (stock), 56 Harley Pan head rigid, and the Ural rounding out the group.

That is an interesting group of Adventure Bikes!


Lee

(The difference between an ordeal and an Adventure is your viewpoint)