Pic of the week game

[Redman]

................................ I was trying for a traditional Redman shot.
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I could help you with that


har har har

[Redman]

Interesting topic-theme, Bob. Thanks.

Really had to ponder on this, and just started looking thru pics, and then thought of this:
From 2009, Fathers Day, 3 Bikes, 3 couples

Left to right:
- Son Justin and wife. His SV650. Now has Tiger 1050 and two kids. And live about 20 miles away.
- Daughter and boy friend. She had just moved back from SanAntonio, he lived on other side of of Michigan. A couple months later they were engaged. Our Honda Shadow. He had and still has H-D Dyna Super SomthingOrOther. They married the next year and now have a 10 month baby. Have been in San Diego for 5 years now.
- Wife and I. The GK.

Was a hot June day, so we dispensed with the gear for the photo.


Will keep looking and see if I find something more artistic.

[Burque73]

This snowman is an Albuquerque tradition. Every year the city crew finds three giant tumbleweeds and makes this snowman for Christmas time. It's on the Westbound side of I-40 before the interchange with I-25. I think this pic was on Christmas day.

[Baatfam]

Nice Roger...Very creative use of the theme....

[Burque73]

Nice Roger...Very creative use of the theme....

Thank you. There are actually loads of three things in my pics over the years. Three volcanos, three deer, three cows highway 333 just east of town, three bats out front of the ballpark, three tractors and so on. I take way too many pics, it's amazing I ever actually get anywhere, lol.

[Sandy]

Here's a threesome. We're heading out to a PNW GSR rally and this is the top of Kootenay Pass about 1 1/2 hours from my place.



Kootenay Pass by soates50, on Flickr

[dorkburger]

Three GS 1150es fairings..
http://GS fairings. by Glen Brenner, on Flickr

[gustovh]

On the way down to the Shasta rally in 2009. We are on hwy 97 stopped at a work zone. I am in front...that's my mirror, next is Scott on his 750 and last is Steve on his sport wing with my wife on the back.

[Spyder]

Mrs. Spyder's '82 650 L... My '83 750 T... My brother~in~laws '99 750 shadow...

[Baatfam]

I should save this for a "red" theme...LOL...

Red Fun by Bob Thieda, on Flickr

[Rich82GS750TZ]

Some images from my "THREE" wheeling past. FIRST IMAGE IS MY ENTRY, copied from my mom's scrapbook. The yellow Yamaha Trimoto 200 was the first machine I bought with my own money at age 14. The '76 Scout Traveller was the car I learned to drive in. There's also a pic of me on the Yammy delivering my newspapers, the "Pottsville Republican", which was how I paid for it, and the Honda 200X I bought brand new at 16. Last pic is after a nasty roll on the Honda left me with a dislocated wrist. Good times!

[dorkburger]

I had 200x like that one. It was fun. The 250r that followed it was, without a doubt, one of the funniest rides ever.

[Burque73]

[ATTACH=CONFIG]57352[/ATTACH] A trio of bikes from the past.

Have you got a single pic with a bike and three something or other for this theme? Collages could be a whole different game.

[Jedz123]

one of my last posts...

Hey Team

Well it's been a fun run but I keep running into overly criticized feedback on many of my posts as of recent and find my self coming to GSR less and less because of it. As I move forward with my life I try to only interact with positive individuals in positive situations, life is just way too damn short to not be happy and filled with positivity. Funny, it seems this thread contains most of the positive folks that are left on this site, so I'm sure this post will hit home to you folks.

Anyway there is a bunch of reasons behind my slow walk away from GSR, partially I don't really own or maintain a GS anymore. Information that I do offer up usually is met with deep criticism and skepticism. Also I find it harder and harder to relate with most... It is just so damn evident that the GSR platform is a sinking ship stuck in the torrent of negativity and a continual unchanging and un-accepting outlook to new ideas from younger contributors ("the stupid millennials") like myself. So after long deliberation I have decided that I will no longer be a contributing member here. I'll pop in once in a blue moon to say hi or respond to PMs but as an active/supporting GSR member I am resigning my commission and will be focusing my posting energy (and financial resources) to a more receptive and appreciative audience and forum.

So there are folks here that I actively interact in other platforms (Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and good ole' Email) and note that I will continue to do so and look forward to continuing our mutual positive enrichment...

Also note I will obviously put a hard effort to keep attending GSR based gatherings for those are just great experiences.

To those I talk to on the (somewhat) regular basis I will keep reaching out and don't hesitate to reach out to me!

So my last entry for the game:

The 3 bikes of JedzMoto, Cafe-racer Podcast and AmenMoto... This is from last year @ Daytona and I will be seeing this guys again next week!

Thank you; to all of you that have been stellar and respectful.
There are some truly awesome people here and I'm so thankful to have met you!
My best to you all,
-Jedz

[Baatfam]

Whilst I don't completely agree with your assessment of the site, (it does ebb, flow, and ebb again over the years), you have every right to use your time where it makes you happy.

That said, you are exactly the type of positive thinking person, a site like this needs to add on a regular basis....

Thanks for playing the game this week.

But, what if you win??