anyone go for a ride today? Pics?

[Redman]

To go along with Jedz's cylinders-sticking-out-both-sides bike.

Have been getting out for short ride most days latley since not hot and not rainy.

One such ride up to Muskegon


And an early morning ride down by the beach here closer

(with Regular seats that just got. Better.)

[dorkburger]

I didn't lose anything this morning. http://Suzuki GS1150 by Glen Brenner, on Flickr

I think she likes the GS.http://Suzuki GS1150 by Glen Brenner, on Flickr

http://Suzuki GS1150 by Glen Brenner, on Flickr

[Redman]

Nice poses, GLen. I suspect you arranged that for when parking lot might be empty.

[Redman]

Had a task to do in Traverse City (150 miles north) today. Weather looked good (high in low 70s), so rode up there on state highways (avoided interstate).
Afterwards, headed northwest to Glen Arbor.

Stopped for a late lunch in GLen Arbor. Town was clogged up with tourist parking all over. Restraunts and bars with long wait time (like last time I was there a couple years ago), so got a nice big deli sandwich at a grocery store (also like last time). The grocery store had nice seating area outside where could watch the tourist drive around looking for parking, and walking around deciding where to go.

Rode M-22 south from there and then home. THis bike has now earned it M-22 sticker.

Was out from 1030am till 8pm, 375 miles.
Only stopped for one roadside pic


ANd only one off-route excursion.
Point Bessie Lighthouse on Lake Michigan, less than a mile off of M-22.
Had a nice visitor center, with vidio history playing. COuld buy tickets to walk into lighthouse and climb to top.
But I just walked the grounds some and then walked down the shore a bit. Was there maybe 20 minutes.

[Hayabuser]

[Sandy]

Had a task to do in Traverse City (150 miles north) today. Weather looked good (high in low 70s), so rode up there on state highways (avoided interstate).
Afterwards, headed northwest to Glen Arbor.

Stopped for a late lunch in GLen Arbor. Town was clogged up with tourist parking all over. Restraunts and bars with long wait time (like last time I was there a couple years ago), so got a nice big deli sandwich at a grocery store (also like last time). The grocery store had nice seating area outside where could watch the tourist drive around looking for parking, and walking around deciding where to go.

Rode M-22 south from there and then home. THis bike has now earned it M-22 sticker.

Was out from 1030am till 8pm, 375 miles.
Only stopped for one roadside pic


ANd only one off-route excursion.
Point Bessie Lighthouse on Lake Michigan, less than a mile off of M-22.
Had a nice visitor center, with vidio history playing. COuld buy tickets to walk into lighthouse and climb to top.
But I just walked the grounds some and then walked down the shore a bit. Was there maybe 20 minutes.

Sounds like a truly wonderful way to spend a day.

[Baatfam]

LOL...I did go out yesterday for a bit....No photos...weird, right?

[dorkburger]

Dave, it sounds like it was a good day. Another thing I've found that is good about parks and visitor centers is.... bathrooms.

As far as my mural shots go, they were completely unplanned. One of the benefits of getting up at 5am on a Sunday.

[Wingsconsin]

Went out early this morning. A quarter mile from my destination my thermos fell off of the bike and the scoundrel behind me ran it over. The coffee stayed put though.
I rode to Ocean Grove, then north thru the beach towns before the throngs of tourists and beachgoers arrived
http://Morning coffee / mourning Thermos by Glen Brenner, on Flickr

Contact Thermos - Tell them the story (how the coffee was still hot) and ask them if it's warrantee item ?
I bet they send you a new one

[dorkburger]

Never gave it a thought. Ill check it out. I've had it since 2013 so I definitely got my money's worth regardless.

[cowboyup3371]

Since I only live 40 miles away from the Cincinnati VA hospital, I’m helping with their network switch upgrade/refresh project for the next two weeks. And since parking there is horrendous for my truck, of course I’m going to take the most logical vehicle. So, just got home after putting in 110 miles (yes 40+40 really does equal that especially when you take the fun way down there and slab back home)

Since we are working from 1 to 11 during the week, 8-8 on the weekends, I might just try to find other ways down there I haven’t tried yet

[Hayabuser]

I guess I'm at that age when I can't take enough sunset pictures.....

[Wingsconsin]

I went to inspect a granite install at one of our offices
Not a long ride - but I DO like riding near dusk on a cool evening-
This ride took me about 10 miles outta my way - I required 75 more miles to get home

[trevor]

On Wed nights we have a small group that rides for an hour and has dinner...last night with my buddy on his awesome Honda

[steve murdoch]

Great looking pair of bikes, Trevor.
I like the lower bars on that Honda. Might be CB400F bars?