Bikes, Brats, and Bread with lots of pictures

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More pics I couldn't include above. This was a multi-brand dealer and they were literally just finishing the expanded showroom for the Triumphs and moving clothing and bikes in. This was going to be the Moto Guzzi Showroom before they dropped the brand.

They rolled the matte black Bobber over in the rain as the first bike on the showroom floor:



They had a used one with apes in pretty good shape in the other showroom:



I had dang near come to the point of buying a left over new red FB6 from the Honda dealer that sold me the CB. I love the way they look from certain angles but definitely from the rear.



I'm also a fan of the Speedmaster. They had a nice one in another area with double seats and a low sissy bar. Looked really good.



Lots of Ducati's and other bikes crammed into this space due to the construction:



I think this bike might have belonged to one of the dealer employees:



The dealer was prepping some new Utah Highway Patrol Beemers:



The pipe on the back of this bike is a popular local mod on ADV bikes. Probably used for trout rod transport.



Random pic from the shop floor that was working on my Guzzi.


Gold Oxide, to answer your question about the trailer. Yes 5X8. Very light. Painted floor with oil based decking paint. Mounted tie down recessed loops to the floor through the steel cross beams. Works great for one bike about the size of our CB. Can be lifted with one arm and moved around the Driveway.

I use it to haul bikes to southern Utah during the winter and then use it as basic shelter. Low maint. Bought it off a friend for $450 (I think). Would like it to have a drop gate but for the price I can't complain.



Goblin Valley State Park, Utah during a winter trip.

Where's all the snow on the ground?