FromMaine

That photo looked so familiar for some reason. Wasn't until I read the caption that I realized my daughter and I were on the stretch of road back in 2011 when we went cross country. Got off Rt. 1 headed north just before Cambria to stay in Paso Robles for the night, then next morning headed back to the coast again on Rt 46.

Nice Photo.

I love my 4th gen, and yes NACA's rule......................

Love the 8 spokes.........

Great photo!

Nice couple of V4's

Have to admit its a nice spot on a Sunday afternoon. Great views of Lake Elsinore below. 

The ride there was the best part.

Frozen water makes for a poor washing medium :+)

Also makes for a poor riding surface.............. :)

Great picture, great album.

No idea where it was taken but reminds me of Rt. 11 in Northern Maine, in late April or early May, which is the last time I had to outrun a bunch of snow headed to Madawaska.

Is that taken in a Park? Looks like someone spent a  lot..........of time build the stone wall.

Nice photo. Makes me wish I still had my 3rd Gen. 

Its still in England where I owned it (sold when I left) But I have the 8 spoke that was on it on my 4th Gen. It was an interesting conversation with the eventual buyer. Him "Let me get this straight, you're selling the bike without the rear rim but I can have the rear tire?" it was brand new). Me "correct" :)

Snow is a fact of life around here...

This is my buddies

That looks like a great place to be on a bike.

Excellent picture and home of an excellent Sauvignon Blanc. Hope you and your bride had a glass or two.

Have to post a pic of my bike, it was a great ride.

This is in Snowdonia in Wales over Easter weekend.

I had a red 91 when I worked in England 2 years ago, absolutely loved that bike. Really nice photo!

Has to be one of the nicest custom R's in the world. Saw it up close in Portland, Maine a few years back. Made my R look like a rat bike. Nice pic Kel !

Nice looking R, still my favorite motorcycle livery.

Good Gawd Magnum!

That is the best/finest motorcycle livery ever. Period.

What a great thing to find while waiting at the airport to rejoin my ship. Thank you HS!

I remember that shot very well. My buddy Mark from the UK was on his first cross country trip and was full of himself after a few miles on rt. 89 and decided to take a few action shots. He later claimed it was the only time he passed me on the whole trip on his Kawa GPz1100. He should know as we swapped bikes the day before for a 100 miles or so and discovered the V4's powerband, which he then used to his benefit :)

adeyren:

Good call, must be the bike, helmet combo :) Will not be in London this year as the boat is in the Caribbean and I'm committed to at least March, maybe a bit longer.

Thanks for the reply and confirmation.

"Form follows function" is the first thing that popped into my head when I realized it might be an oil cooler. Very nice installation.

Well done, really nice looking bike.

Is that an oil cooler below the headlight? I can't seem to enlarge the pic for a better look.

Nice looking bike.

Love it when the roads are like that.

Great photo, actually photos. The composition and colors are well thought out. Just wondering, does the left hand exhaust have a benefit? Or is it just a different look? Just curious as I've never seen one in person on a 3rd/4th Gen.

That reminds me of Rt. 20 between Willits and Fort Bragg Calf.. Where ever it is, nice road and nice shot!