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Love the colors... very Springtime

... and who is the old lady with the psychodelic monsters?

That's hot! Great shot!

You ain't kiddin' that's HOT! Good thing the leathers were perforated... as long as I kept moving I was ok. Stopped for gas and the heat did my battery in... couldn't restart. I had to run up and down the street to bump start it in 104 F heat... IN FULL LEATHERS!!!

Thanks Man! Always a treat to log on and see my bike. :)

This park shot next to the Tennessee river was after 110 miles of country 2 lane without a traffic light or stop sign or even a crossing intersection on the Natchez Trace Parkway. Once in Alabama you start to get crossing intersections but still no stops. Awesome road! Day was in the high 90's on its way to 104 F as I traveled down to Barber for the Superbike races with BR.

Yokel, Where is this? I moved to MO less than a yr ago and I'm looking for nice roads... sometimes my wanderings find a choice stretch of twisties or sweepers and other times I get stuck on a country arrow for miles without a turn... any input is appreciated!

Thanks Man! Right back atcha there Grilldemon...

It was 90 degrees and as long as I kept moving I was comfortable. I decided to pull over and take a picture of my bike next to the land mark bridge and a lady in a Honda Pilot pulled over, jumped out, and offered to take a picture of me with my bike... you meet the nicest people on a Honda!!!

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Thanks HS! I really liked how this pic came out. What a great weekend of races and the Barber museum is UNBELIEVEABLE!!!!

Nice looking bike, love the blue. Nice pic too... the angle of the light matches the angles of the bike

OMG... beautiful

AWESOME!!! Love the VFR representing at the track. Nice work!

Nice.

Its a pity they are just sitting there, but I spose preservation of classics is the idea.

The Barber Motorsport track & museum are awesome. I've been going to the Honda Superbike races there every year for the past 5 years. Up until this year (DMG took over the series) the bikes & cars from the museum would be riden on the track in-between races. They would even ride some of them on the perimeter road around the course. Very cool to be walking along and hear an engine from another era coming up the road!

Dude,

Looks AWESOME!!! The Red/White color scheme works beautifully. It looks like it could have been a limited edition production bike!

Great pic... great bike. Nothing more to say...