There's nothing like a warm summer night when it just the right temperature to ride. I like the peace and quite, few cars/trucks and just the neon light of the closed stores and shops. It's like the worlds turned in and I'm the only one out. It does help that I have passing lamps that stay on with the high beams so lights not an issue, and most animals around turn tail when they hear the bike.

Safe journey and my thoughts are with you.

This was a tough one but here's mine. 5. Sofia Vergara (who wouldn’t want her on the back) 4. Ed Kretz 1937 Daytona winner to know what it was like in the day. 3. Clarence "Pappy" Hoel (to know what he thinks about Sturgis today) and of course he must know some hidden rides out there. 2. Dale Walksler (Wheels Though Time Museum) 1. Willie G. Davidson

I did a 10,000 mile cross country trip this year and a new set of Dunlops 407 & 408 tires (stock for HD touring bikes after 2009). I drove through the summer heat of the desert and heavy rains without an issue and I still have plenty of tread left on them when I got home. I like the way they handle in the rain so I when with them with no regrets.

Good new and I wish you a speedy recovery.

The Harley version will go into production. It's still a few year off but it now has a green light for production. I heard this at Sturgis. Either 2018 or 2020 I forget the date I was given. Having been lucky enough to ride one when they were in Boston I will say they were a blast to ride. There is a designed in turbin type noise put there still is a valid point about there noise. But for a pre-production bike it had all Harley fits & finishes already there. No it will not replace my Road King but I could see it parked next to it.

Weather's been fine since then. My rain tonight and tomorrow in Sturgis but we'll see, shouldn't dampen the spirts.

 Just a quick update temperatures closer to normal took Rt20 through Yellowstone today 7/29.

In Wy & Mt in the mountains it unseasonally cold. Low 30's tonight 7/28 to maybe the 60's. Getting warmer each day after. Just keep in mind.

Rolling out of the driveway on July 3th from Mass. and heading to Sturgis & Glencoe via the west coast. Don't know what day i'll get there but I'll be there as some point. So see some of you soon.

 Here's a picture of a 1867 Steam Roper. Of course this is a replica of the original. If i remember this replica is some where here in the Northeast.

I agree, Nice to look at but no way would I ride into it knowingly.

Welcome from the frozen northeast, was just was in the Tucson area a few weeks ago and some riding. Nice place to ride. Someone tell me why I came to this frozen ice cube.

Wow my sense of smell comes back over 40 mph. Oh shiny object, a new road or place to eat. How low can I run this tank of gas down and not run out. Do I have to go straight home? He!! no time to ride somewhere.

Hello and Welcome from the Northeast corner (Massachusetts). Was just down one state over AZ for a week and a ride. Now I'm back to snow and cold. Enjoy the riding someday I'll relocate south and ride all year. Enjoy the site.

Another Hello from a fellow snowy Mass neighbor. Keep warm till it's time to ride.

 Will (Gray) & Jill, They keep the home fires burning while I'm away.

Welcome from the frozen Northeast (Massachusetts) we're waist deep in snow with more coming.

Thanks for the heads up. The route out of Chicago did worry me a little but it sound like it shouldn't be a issue. I'm planning on 2 wks with some down time factored in. How may days did it take you?

Shoveled not the good kind. The kind with the white stuff not the metal kind. Now that it's Monday guess what more shoveling and other storm with a foot min. We'll at least the Pats won Super Bowl last night.