You mean "US Bikers...:1orglaugh

man he's moving, who the fuck was that?

wow, that must have been baddog



flying over green river



where the trees have leaves of prisms



flow river flow



cheyenne at last



enjoying the updates :thumbsup

dohhhhh!

Was it worth it??

Cheyenne, WY tonight. Tomorrow, Sturgis.

Awesome how you get around :thumbsup

One more day of heat and then the rains come tomorrow night. Highs in the 70's Friday and next few days then.

http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick...2=-103.515&e=0

A high of 77? I will probably need a jacket. I have become used to 95+ I went up over 11,000' today, and had to put on my chaps, a long sleeved shirt and warm gloves. It was only about 65, which is not that cold, but it is 50 degrees cooler than some places I have been, so I was cold.

Happy riding mate

Yeah 65 is pretty chilly on a bike. Otoh at 95 on a bike is a beautiful thing as long as you're moving. I bet you hit some real waves of heat. Then again you are used to at least that hot I'm sure.

Beautiful bike btw. I have never rode that long on a bike but after about 6-7 hours you got to get a bit achey. Altho that one does look comfy. 10-12 hours on the road and on a bike has to take a bit of concentration especially when you get up and do it for 3-4 days straight. 400-500 miles/day is a long f'n way in a car. :)

Thanks. To be honest, I would much rather ride in 65 than 95. 95 sucks. This thing doesn't have a saline drip attachment or a handy cup holder, so I get really dehydrated in these temps.

I am glad to hear about the rain. Last I looked it was going to be rain and continued heat. So that is great news.

I have been spending 8-9 hours on the road each day. But I stopped in Vegas for dinner on the first night and met my brother in Denver today, so it hasn't exactly been non-stop.

Tomorrow will be, weather permitting.

Enjoy your trip!!!