Another new bike in the garage

[Krabill]

Speaking of which . . . you should come down to Clayton for this year's dual sport ride. October 14th-17th at Clayton State Park.

[ontwo]

Originally Posted by tommymac

dont worry, I wont be

Makes three of us

[G-Rex]

Originally Posted by Krabill

Speaking of which . . . you should come down to Clayton for this year's dual sport ride. October 14th-17th at Clayton State Park.

The bike will be in pieces by then. LOL

Originally Posted by CrazyKell

Need a bigger garage yet?

Just about! It's gettin' a little crowded!

I don't know how y'all keep your license on the street! Curbs, ditches, lane splitting, these are things I see this bike being really good at. I had to restrain myself today quite a bit.

[Porkchop]

Originally Posted by marko138

I don't get the whole dual sport revolution going on around here, but do your thing, son. Have fun.

I said the same thing until I rode that little Yamaha TW200 this weekend. Now I am a believer. The thing was a fucking riot. And I was even on pavement 95% of the time.

[Krabill]

Originally Posted by G-Rex

I don't know how y'all keep your license on the street! Curbs, ditches, lane splitting, these are things I see this bike being really good at. I had to restrain myself today quite a bit.

The secret is to go ride some actual dirt where you're allowed to act like an idiot. That will make curbs and stairs seem boring and a waste of time.

[azoomm]

Originally Posted by Krabill

The secret is to go ride some actual dirt where you're allowed to act like an idiot. That will make curbs and stairs seem boring and a waste of time.

This. That means, keep your eyes open when it comes to wide stretches of freeway, lest you find yourself dreaming about it.

Congratulations on the bike!!

[CasterTroy]

Great find man!

Looks like a friggin blast