Let's see your CB1100 out on the road!

[1973cb750]

Great action pic, m in sc. 1973cb750, that is a good looking bike.

Thanks runs just as well

 

[alprider]

a little Sunsetdrive
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[Cormanus]

Such lovely pictures, alprider.

 

[peterbaron]

As usual, Alprider takes nice shots...with help of his yellow beauty!

 

[GoldOxide_imp]

Very few Forum folks have got the yellow.

The CB1100 looks great in the settings alprider.

 

[the Ferret]

Great pics alprider

 

[alprider]

once again, thank you for your flowers

 

[Nachodaddy]

Thank you for those beautiful photos, Alprider. That is a great place to ride.

 

[pdedse]

Ditto on all the positive photo comments, Alp. The bold yellow is such a unique color, and I applaud Honda for trying it out. If I had choice between red and yellow only, I would go with the yellow. My first choice would be the blue. I would have loved to be in the "decision room" when they were discussing color options and someone approved the yellow--I'll bet it's the color that met the most resistance (for its boldness), but I'm glad someone said "we're going with the yellow". I'll bet some paint mixer got all excited when "his" yellow was given the green light.

 

[Jonnyteabag_imp]

Well you couldn't get near the beach for the crowds!! LOL!

Lovely day trip to the seaside..

Just some quick pics of our recent day out to the north west coast of Cumbria.

JT

 

[GoldOxide_imp]

Just happy to see that there is still seaside beach (with bonus cows and ancient farms) that isn't overwhelmed with humanity.

Comforting snaps JTBag.

 

[the Ferret]

Very nice Mr. & Mrs Teabag!

 

[peterbaron]

^^+1^^

 

[peterbaron]

Today, 298 mile ride near Parry Sound, ON.
Windy, hazy, kind of brutal with gusting wind.

Google Search

 

[Nachodaddy]

Johnnyteabag, those are some nice photos and you have a lovely riding partner.

 

[3rd Gear Steve]

Mrs. Steve-to-be and I went for a pleasure ride today, despite gloomy skies. She is hoping to join for one day of this year’s rally, so we are practicing and getting acclimated to hours on the bike. We stopped for a picnic at Punderson State Park.

 

[pdedse]

Larch Mountain is a 27 mile ride from my house, just under an hour ride. Lots of curves in the forests the last 12 miles. Once you get to the parking area, a short 10 minute hike to the lookout.

You can also hike to the base of Multnomah Falls, a 7 mile, one-way hike. I'd like to start there and hike up to here, but would need a ride back...not doing 14 miles in one day.

It's a ride-in / ride-out same way trip, but zero traffic and tall trees make for a fun "forrest-tunnel" experience.

 

[Tev62]

Great to have that on your doorstep, that river view is superb.

 

[Gone in 60]

Wow, that is nice!

 

[alprider]

on my standard loop