2014 CB not on the road, but looking good.

[GoldOxide_imp]

The nice thing about southern Ohio, we have 4 seasons but generally winter and summer are not extreme, like further north or further south. I have ridden every month of the year for 12 or 13 years now.

There is truth in that statement.

I will add, spring and fall are shortened seasons on the north shore of Lake Ontario. Winters are strong, but strangely (being north of Ohio), summers are very painful too. They are likened to Florida/Georgia summers.

Between AZ and GA summers, personally I would pick AZ.

[thebrawnyman_imp]

What tires are those?

[alprider]

you took a tripot ?
and
better smaller pic but with max allowed 250kb (here in the forum) and after that sharpen a little bit

[peterbaron]

Moved the bike over by the citrus trees so I could do some woodworking, evening light inspired me to shoot it. Nikon D500, Sigma 100mm F1.4 (beast of a lens and gives me killer puppy shots ).

I like this pic =

[rboe]

Stock tires, need to replace them in March.

Goldie has a dang good eye for detail.

I have yet to figure out how to do nice photo's on this site. I'm used to having options for pixel X pixel and file size.

[Cormanus]

Rboe, use a photo hosting site.

[flynrider]

The nice thing about southern Ohio, we have 4 seasons but generally winter and summer are not extreme, like further north or further south. I have ridden every month of the year for 12 or 13 years now.

There is truth in that statement.

I will add, spring and fall are shortened seasons on the north shore of Lake Ontario. Winters are strong, but strangely (being north of Ohio), summers are very painful too. They are likened to Florida/Georgia summers.

Between AZ and GA summers, personally I would pick AZ.

Tough call. GA has more humidity, but the desert temps can reach 120F (nearly 49C).

My simple solution to summer is to ride (or fly) in a northerly direction until it cools off.

[GoldOxide_imp]

The nice thing about southern Ohio, we have 4 seasons but generally winter and summer are not extreme, like further north or further south. I have ridden every month of the year for 12 or 13 years now.

There is truth in that statement.

I will add, spring and fall are shortened seasons on the north shore of Lake Ontario. Winters are strong, but strangely (being north of Ohio), summers are very painful too. They are likened to Florida/Georgia summers.

Between AZ and GA summers, personally I would pick AZ.

Tough call. GA has more humidity, but the desert temps can reach 120F (nearly 49C).

My simple solution to summer is to ride (or fly) in a northerly direction until it cools off.

Tough call. GA has more humidity, but the desert temps can reach 120F (nearly 49C).

My simple solution to summer is to ride (or fly) in a northerly direction until it cools off.
Heh, heh. If you are going north via Ontario, that ride would take you to [url=https://www.google.com/maps/place/James+Bay/@52.4805516,-84.1260458,6.75z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x4d0f75fc73f9ec69:0x3143adcdf55607a3!8m2!3d53.5368913!4d-80.5456523]James Bay (and that is just sick).

[alprider]

Stock tires, need to replace them in March.

Goldie has a dang good eye for detail.

I have yet to figure out how to do nice photo's on this site. I'm used to having options for pixel X pixel and file size.

Nikon Capture NX-D

https://www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-produc...index.page


and with a tripod you could take the better cam-settings if you want use such a long lense...

[spartanheed_imp]

Drove past this lovely piece of graffiti this morning so had to stop for a photo

[url=http://smg.photobucket.com/user/spartanheed/media/IMG_20190302_122035_092_zps83m0p3uz.jpg.html]