Let's see your CB1100 out on the road!

[GoldOxide_imp]

Still lookin' great alprider.

[alprider]

little springloop

[GoldOxide_imp]

Very nice photography, alprider.

Electric fence?

If so, did you touch it?

[alprider]

yes..electric fence......its most standard here

hmmm no i am never in mood to touch it....

[pdedse]

It's been too long since I've seen your happy yellow! Looking great as always.

[peterbaron]

Blue & yellow seem to be standard in CH as well...

[dsan1964_imp]

Nor Cal


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[GoldOxide_imp]

Nice Dark Horse, dsan.

[dsan1964_imp]

Nice Dark Horse, dsan.

Still like 9 years later!


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[The A-man]

Well, it's been 3 or 4 weeks since I last rode, so with today's perfect weather, I had to get out and up into the mountains. On Easter Sunday, I slashed the top of my scalp on a low beam under our deck and wound up at the urgent care, getting 5 staples in the wound! I got the staples out late last Friday, and so today was the first attempt at wearing a helmet. No Problem!

So, I went with my neighbor, and we followed some of the routes that we'll take on the East Coast Rally. From Marion, NC, north on HWY 80 (The Devil's Whip), then North on the Blue Ridge Parkway, where we stopped at Switzerland Inn for lunch with another neighbor and his friend (both on BMW Adventure Bikes). Then North on the BRP, a stop at Linville Falls, then down South on 181, back to home on Lake James.

Beautiful day, warm in the lower elevations, a comfortable mid 70s in the Mountains, and crystal clear skies!

From the BRP looking East:



From the BRP looking West + my neighbor's 1975 Triumph Trident:





Now, some random images of lunch at the Switzerland Inn. I'll plan on making this a lunch stop during the Rally!









Finally, our lunch table:



So, about 95 miles for this loop. Just over 4 hours including lunch and numerous stops to take in the sights.

This could be YOU if you join us for this year's East Coast Rally!