a crew of friends in austin who try to take big bikes to places they shouldn't go every weekend 
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a 320-mile day in the texas hill country — a big loop from Round Mountain (SW of Austin) to James River, lunch in Mason, then back E to Llano, Marble Falls and ending in Cedar Park 
gpx file for anybody interested. we started at the Valero in Round Mountain: https://www.dropbox.com/s/t0ew3qsluywi23z/wrd-hill-country-copy (1).gpx?dl=0
gpx file for anybody interested. we started at the Valero in Round Mountain: https://www.dropbox.com/s/t0ew3qsluywi23z/wrd-hill-country-copy (1).gpx?dl=0
_RG_
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Great video. You folks are taking ride reports to a whole nuther level. 
500 miles of oklahoma logging roads, power line climbs, and snakebites
Original inspiration: https://www.rideok.com/choctaw-nation... We ended up staying in broken bow, and riding 200-250mi loops in the SE corner of that route roughly following the latest GPX files found on that site and a few more recent tracks on https://www.facebook.com/rideok. Whenever we saw an open old road, we took it
sandman
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Great videos and thank you for sharing. Love the sand sections ….. rocks and slippery crossing not so much.
craftkr
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That looks like a fun day of riding. Great video!a 320-mile day in the texas hill country — a big loop from Round Mountain (SW of Austin) to James River, lunch in Mason, then back E to Llano, Marble Falls and ending in Cedar Park
gpx file for anybody interested. we started at the Valero in Round Mountain: https://www.dropbox.com/s/t0ew3qsluywi23z/wrd-hill-country-copy (1).gpx?dl=0
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why do y'all fall down so much?500 miles of oklahoma logging roads, power line climbs, and snakebites
Original inspiration: https://www.rideok.com/choctaw-nation... We ended up staying in broken bow, and riding 200-250mi loops in the SE corner of that route roughly following the latest GPX files found on that site and a few more recent tracks on https://www.facebook.com/rideok. Whenever we saw an open old road, we took it
No falls no balls?
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Ahhh...touch of the bushwhack....very nice.
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Not so.No falls no balls?
Good stuff.