CB1100 Monthly Photo Challenge

[Inhouse Bob]

Hey, couldn't take a picture of it, because I was going 70 on the freeway when I passed under it, but speaking of road signs, for the first time that I can remember, the electronic message boards over the freeways on my commute don't have a Coronavirus warning message! This morning they said "One Text or Call Can Wreck it All".

I like that sentiment!

[Cormanus]

If you had been in a car, Gone in 60, you could have whipped out your phone and taken a photo.

[Gone in 60]

Cormanus, if I had been in a car, I would be going nowhere near 70. I could have probably stepped out of my car in traffic, framed a very nice photo, and gotten back into my car before traffic started moving again.

That's why I rarely drive my car.

[Cormanus]

Oh, that’s no fun, Gone. You’re meant to do it only when you’re driving quickly and need to concentrate.

[Gone in 60]

Snapped these on my ride today. These warning signs are at both ends of a 1/2 mile section of two lane road along the coast in Palos Verdes called Portuguese Bend. The land is constantly shifting in this area, creating a two-lane roller coaster that is frequently repaired and patched.

I grew up in this area, and remember riding through this crazy section of road as a kid.

[Hovmod_imp]

Those signs might just make me proceed with caution.

[Gone in 60]

Yup, it’s different every time I go through there. A couple of “stand on the pegs” spots to keep from getting bucked off the seat.

[emptysea]

Kettle Moraine Scenic Drive traverses 115 miles of beautiful Wisconsin countryside. The route is not a single road, but a series of connected state, county, and local roads. The southern end starts at Whitewater Lake (Where I spent most of my summers waterskiing, boating, and chasing girls) and winds you in Elkhart Lake (Home of Road America race track).






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[TXBikerGuy]

Kettle Moraine Scenic Drive traverses 115 miles of beautiful Wisconsin countryside. The route is not a single road, but a series of connected state, county, and local roads. The southern end starts at Whitewater Lake (Where I spent most of my summers waterskiing, boating, and chasing girls) and winds you in Elkhart Lake (Home of Road America race track).






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Wow, thanks for the trip down memory lane, EmptySea. I grew up in Waukesha, WI. I was 16 yrs old when I got my CB550K Four. I'd ride it to school and when I had an open period, I'd jump on the bike and ride some of the country back roads for the hour--some of those dipped into the Kettle Moraine area. I don't miss the winters or the deer--but man I miss riding those roads.

[emptysea]

Happy July 1st!

From my reading, it is suhawk’s choice for this month’s photo challenge subject. Can’t wait for the big reveal!