Follow our adventures while we ride our motorcycles around North America. Lots of roads. Family visits. Special motorcycle destinations. Come ride with us.
This site is a work in progress. My intention is to have all the links working but when moving things around and getting ready to push out a new site plus gathering up stuff from other locations, tends to have things off in other places instead of the correct locations.
When you're poking around and checking out the site, please realize that things are still out of place. I'll get them straightened out one of these days, hopefully before the next reorganization. At least the initial links over there on the left are all working. I just verified and relocated stuff just to make sure.
The current site is my attempt at learning new things. In this case, I'm learning about Cascading Style Sheets. That's why you get to see all the clashing colors (as my wife says). But I'm still learning how things go together and how to get them displayed correctly. Many times, I put things in oddly so that the contrast is obvious. It helps me with learning. So enjoy the new site before I change it again.
Rita headed down to Tucson to visit a friend so I hopped on the bike and went down to meet her.
In September I went on a ride with the Colorado Freewheelers. It was 1000 miles in 24 hours. This year the group went up to Devil's Tower in Wyoming with a side trip to Mt Rushmore. The gathering was a 2am and I rode with Herb, another biker from work.

The 2am
gathering.

A beautiful day
for a ride.
Rita and I headed to Boise to visit with Alanna, her granddaughter. From there, I headed up to Seattle to attend the Bluepoof BBQ and then south to the WCRM II (both Sport-Touring.Net events. Then it was up to Jasper/Banff National Park in Canada and The Icelands Parkway. South back to the US and Glacier NP. A jaunt to North Dakota to add that state to my accomplishments and head home. Click on the Pacific Northwest link for complete pics and ride report.

On the way to
Boise, I stopped at The Craters Of The Moon National Monument and did a quick tour of the site. Excellent place to visit
and a little on the warm side.

This shot was
taken while passing through Mt Ranier.

Have lots of
camping to do on these trips.

An awesome view
of Mt Robeson. Unfortunately the picture just can't do the mountain justice.
The Sport-Touring.Net National Meet took place June 21st. Dinner and general meet and greet occurred. Many of the folks on S-T.N were able to get together and actually see and talk to the people we normally only meet on the forums. It was a great time and folks rode around the area to see the great vistas and generally enjoy the countryside of western Colorado.

This is the
gathering of bikes at the Red Arrow Best Western, the gathering place. Click on the S-T.N National Meet link to see
the reports and all the pictures.