anyone go for a ride today? Pics?

[storm 64]

Last day for the Pronto Pups?!?! You better grab TWO! Oh, I see you did... haha🙂

[Oggy]

Flagstaff to Jerome via Sedona and back. Finally! Longest ride I've been able to make on it so far. Maybe 140 miles. Got caught in a little rain. Sedona never ceases to amaze me.
Had a fellow biker tap the top of his helmet as he approached me as though warning me of something. Probably Rain ahead.
half a rainbow is better than none.
No complaints. the bike runs good. idle is a touch fast.
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[cowboyup3371]

I gave Brian Wringer a shout last night to see if he wanted to meet up for a ride today and after agreeing to it we met in Bedford near Hwy 450. Of course that was after I stopped in to say hi to Jay at the Rosemount. I'm sure glad I asked as after hitting 450 and 150, he introduced me to some roads there in Southern Indiana I never knew about thanks to always staying to the main ones.


The Orangeville Rise, an underground river that suddenly pops up out of the ground right past an area where there are a few houses.
Orangeville Rise by Scott Baker, on Flickr

Brian's and My Bikes by Scott Baker, on Flickr

We parted ways in Columbus IN and I caught a couple more nice roads before slowing down on a more direct route home thanks to night settling in.

Sunset by Scott Baker, on Flickr

Talk about a great way to have a long day away from home and my longest day this year at 418 miles.

[Jedz123]

Love this shot Scott!

[Jedz123]

Thanks. I do greatly appreciate it.


Had a short ride this evening.
So after my 12 week recovery..... I get out and

is last day of the season at Pronto Pup



and is snow fence at the statepark beach



Ah, But I like fall riding just as well.

I need to get out your way... I just love the area, never been but your photos do a great job bringing me there. Just need to experience it in person.

Next year I'm planning my USA loop and I want to see as many folks as I can on my journey. We will see how it unfolds!

Be safe Dave and enjoy the fall!!!

[Eli69]

Flagstaff to Jerome via Sedona and back. Finally! Longest ride I've been able to make on it so far. Maybe 140 miles. Got caught in a little rain. Sedona never ceases to amaze me.
Had a fellow biker tap the top of his helmet as he approached me as though warning me of something. Probably Rain ahead.
half a rainbow is better than none.
No complaints. the bike runs good. idle is a touch fast.
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i've always used the tap on top of helmet to mean cops or radar ahead but i suppose it could be a general warning of possible danger.

the other day i had an oncoming car flash high beams at me. turned out to be a flock of turkeys in the road.

[Burque73]

i've always used the tap on top of helmet to mean cops or radar ahead but i suppose it could be a general warning of possible danger.

the other day i had an oncoming car flash high beams at me. turned out to be a flock of turkeys in the road.

When I went skydiving we used static lines for the first five jumps. If the line didn't pull your rip cord, and you wound up flapping along the side of the plane, the instructor wanted to see your hand on top of your helmet to show you were still conscious. If that happened, they'd cut the cord and let you fall to use the reserve parachute. He said it's be more dangerous to try an pull the skydiver back into the airplane. I've never seen another motorcyclist use that sign, but now if I do, I'll know to watch out for police, turkeys or possible rainbows.

[Wingsconsin]

Flagstaff to Jerome via Sedona and back. Finally! Longest ride I've been able to make on it so far. Maybe 140 miles. Got caught in a little rain. Sedona never ceases to amaze me.
Had a fellow biker tap the top of his helmet as he approached me as though warning me of something. Probably Rain ahead.
half a rainbow is better than none.
No complaints. the bike runs good. idle is a touch fast.
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The top of helmet is a police ahead warning

I love Jerome -My brother has a home in Sedona so I have visited there a few times
Must've been a great ride

[Wingsconsin]

Managed a little ride

[cowboyup3371]

Wow, that was a little ride? And it's so green/warm there.

Yes, I looked it up ; quite a trip

[Wingsconsin]

Not really that far from my house


...

Alsaka WISCONSIN --

About 130 miles one way --

Alaska is an unincorporated community located on Wisconsin Highway 42 in the town of Pierce, Kewaunee County, Wisconsin.
Alaska falls between East Alaska Lake and West Alaska Lake and is an important tourist and fishing spot in the region.

[2BRacing]

Went for a most enjoyable father-and-son ride on the 850 and the 1000 on a glorious spring day.

[bwringer]

I gave Brian Wringer a shout last night to see if he wanted to meet up for a ride today and after agreeing to it we met in Bedford near Hwy 450. Of course that was after I stopped in to say hi to Jay at the Rosemount. I'm sure glad I asked as after hitting 450 and 150, he introduced me to some roads there in Southern Indiana I never knew about thanks to always staying to the main ones.


The Orangeville Rise, an underground river that suddenly pops up out of the ground right past an area where there are a few houses.
Orangeville Rise by Scott Baker, on Flickr

Brian's and My Bikes by Scott Baker, on Flickr

We parted ways in Columbus IN and I caught a couple more nice roads before slowing down on a more direct route home thanks to night settling in.

Sunset by Scott Baker, on Flickr

Talk about a great way to have a long day away from home and my longest day this year at 418 miles.

It was great to finally get to ride with you, Scott.


At some point, you mentioned being slightly bored with the "usual" highway routes and sights.

Heh heh heh... challenge accepted and delivered, I think.


Wish we had both had a little more time, but it was still a very satisfying spur of the moment ride.

Thanks for posting some pics. I never seem to take any pictures.

[greg78gs750]

Awwww snap reppin' the Ichiban Moto hat.....

[Wingsconsin]

Awwww snap reppin' the Ichiban Moto hat.....

THANK YOU for noticing