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Thanks Andy, and all who commented about this trip. Sure was a fun one.
Some takeaways from this adventure and what I may do differently next time;
Things to bring) A head lamp, camp pillow, tire spoons, GPS for my bike (Raygun had maps pre-loaded in his), firs aid kit (Raygun had one, but still...) warmer clothes for nights and mornings, eye wash, clear visor.
Overall we were pretty well prepared.
Brought but not used)
Clutch and throttle cables, slyme tire plug and Co2 inflating kit, rain gear (thank God too since my gear is crummy el-cheapo stuff)
I finally cut down the windshield, just wish I had done it before this trip. It made it really hard to navigate the mountain roads with shady spots and sunny spots around corners. Heading into the sun with a shadow coming up was the worst. I had no idea if there was something in the road until I was right up on it.
Some takeaways from this adventure and what I may do differently next time;
Things to bring) A head lamp, camp pillow, tire spoons, GPS for my bike (Raygun had maps pre-loaded in his), firs aid kit (Raygun had one, but still...) warmer clothes for nights and mornings, eye wash, clear visor.
Overall we were pretty well prepared.
Brought but not used)
Clutch and throttle cables, slyme tire plug and Co2 inflating kit, rain gear (thank God too since my gear is crummy el-cheapo stuff)
I finally cut down the windshield, just wish I had done it before this trip. It made it really hard to navigate the mountain roads with shady spots and sunny spots around corners. Heading into the sun with a shadow coming up was the worst. I had no idea if there was something in the road until I was right up on it.
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