Let's see your CB1100 out on the road!

[the Ferret]

What a shame this old covered bridge in Brown County, Ohio is starting to come apart

 

[the Ferret]

from this morning's ride to the lake

 

[emptysea]

Trailer test #1 went perfectly. Condor chocks are doing their jobs. Both bikes fit without having to stagger them. Picking up tie-down straps and Test #2 will follow.

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[the Ferret]

Looks good

Oh man saw that head cocked hand on hip pose and thought you were in trouble for something

 

[GoldOxide_imp]

Looks confident MTC.

 

[Lord Popgun]

Those headers need some work MTC

 

[emptysea]

Those headers need some work MTC

Agreed. Not dirty enough. I’ll work on that

 

[GoldOxide_imp]

Those headers need some work MTC

Agreed. Not dirty enough. I’ll work on that

Agreed. Not dirty enough. I’ll work on that
They are nicely darkened. That must have been some effort.

If you polish 'em, you will be forever trapped in purgatory.

 

[Gone in 60]

From this morning's commute. You're going 5, I'm going 50, but sure, come on over. I'll just use the shoulder I guess.

 

[GoldOxide_imp]

From this morning's commute. You're going 5, I'm going 50, but sure, come on over. I'll just use the shoulder I guess.

Yeah, truck is always gonna win.

Road being prepped for some sort of resurfacing? Looks somewhat grated. Always joy for many a motorcycle.

 

[Gone in 60]

Nope. Just a typical California freeway!

 

[GoldOxide_imp]

Nope. Just a typical California freeway!

Alright, cool (or not).

I understand the sun bearing down probably does not allow an asphalt freeway have a good longevity compared to the farther northern freeways.

Major freeways in Canada get a significant concrete base, however, in most cases it is topped up with some black asphalt to protect from winter road salt.

= = =

The freeway surface looks harsh.

May explain why Californian riders seem to get less mileage on their tires compared to northern state and provinces?

 

[Gone in 60]

That's grooved concrete to dissipate the rain. Our freeways are either this type of concrete or blacktop. On this particular freeway, it changes back and forth repeatedly. It rides more smooth than it looks, but some tires, like the Avon RoadRiders on my Bonneville tend to track the grooves quite a bit. Plus, you're seeing the view after I swerved over to the shoulder, and the grooves haven't been pounded down as much as they are in the normal traffic lanes.

 

[emptysea]

I can't tell by the picture, but around here, they groove the concrete to help with traction in wet or snowy conditions.

 

[GoldOxide_imp]

That's grooved concrete to dissipate the rain. Our freeways are either this type of concrete or blacktop. On this particular freeway, it changes back and forth repeatedly. It rides more smooth than it looks, but some tires, like the Avon RoadRiders on my Bonneville tend to track the grooves quite a bit. Plus, you're seeing the view after I swerved over to the shoulder, and the grooves haven't been pounded down as much as they are in the normal traffic lanes.

Try not to pick-up a roofing nail or sumthin'. :dodgy:

 

[Gone in 60]

Yeah, Gold, that's why I wince when I'm going 70, and the car in front wants to "help" by dropping its left wheels onto the shoulder assuming that I want to pass them. Don't wanna run over a roofing nail, don't wanna get hit in the face with one either.

 

[GoldOxide_imp]

Totally get the "wince".

Other debris that makes me wince:

* Tire debris, steel belts.
* Unbaked roadkill.

 

[KPSguy_imp]

Extended Weekend with some Good freinds and fellowship, from Philly to Skyline Dr, and Blue Ridge Parkway on the way to Dragon and Tennessee Valley for some miles. and Smiles

2013 Cb 1100 "

 

[peterbaron]

I am very sure, it was a nice moto ride and bikes :biker:

 

[the Ferret]

Love the BRP have fun, ride safe