Photos of your bike on location

[Bzwrthy]

At my yurt before the final leg home

 

[two wheel tramp]

With @two wheel tramp atop Sawyers Bar.

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That’s my happy place.

 

[N4teTheGreat]

Man I enjoyed finding myself up there last year when I rode up to visit the TWT moto sanctuary.

 

[N4teTheGreat]

But also, this.

Marshall Petaluma Rd



Skaggs




Coleman Valley Road

 

[berth]

Coleman Valley Road

Dunno if its the phone, or the lens, or what, but that Moto looks like its WAY over on that side stand.

Just looks weird.

 

[N4teTheGreat]

Dunno if its the phone, or the lens, or what, but that Moto looks like its WAY over on that side stand.

Just looks weird.

It's the wide angle lens I think.

 

[gixxerjeff]

It's the wide angle lens I think.

Naw....it's learned over.
I catch my bike doing that too sometimes. It's dreaming of riding... the way a dog dreams of running in a field.
It had no idea you were watching.

 

[berth]

the way a dog dreams of running in a field.

Do the wheels twitch when this happens? Or the horn beep?

 

[gixxerjeff]

Occasionally, but mostly it just leans from side to side while making some subtle grunting noises.
But....if it had consumed any race gas recently things get wierd.

 

[gixxerjeff]

Busy weekend for me.
But never too busy to escape for a couple hours for my Bodega Bay loop.

 

[stratslingr77]

Pinehurst, scrubbing in new knobbies ahead of my assault on the MT BDR next week.

 

[N4teTheGreat]

Pinehurst, scrubbing in new knobbies ahead of my assault on the MT BDR next week.
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That corner is excellent for a photo op!

 

[stratslingr77]

Yes it is! I've stopped there a few times on different bikes

 

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[MrMarkK]

I took my bike to the Dream Machines in Half Moon Bay this year. First time I've been there. Lots of great things to view, including a cool P-51. I designed this bike to honor my uncle, who was the very first Japanese American Naval Aviator. He flew over 100 missions in the Korean War. Was awarded a citation medal for saving his squadron leader during a battle by Vice Admiral JJ Clark aboard the USS Princeton. Took 10 months and 25 days to complete this bike. I had them engrave his medal into the rear cowl.

 

[Das MotorRad]

I'd love to follow along on a build report if you have one. Major cool, @MrMarkK

 

[berth]

That's a beauty!

 

[MrMarkK]

I'd love to follow along on a build report if you have one. Major cool, @MrMarkK

I do have one. I'd need to email it. PDF is large. The bike is a 2026 Arch 1s #23. As far as I know, it's currently the only one in the Bay Area. I was recently introduced to a private group. There are two other Arch bikes here, both KRGT-1s. Tomorrow, July 3rd, The Motor Cafe is having a bikes and coffee thing from 10-noon. I don't go to things like that, but since I've selected them to be my Arch mechanics, they asked me to be there.

 

[budman]

Super cool bike and even neater vibe as why it is so cool.

Props to your Uncle

I am sure we can break apart the PDF to allow it to load. Happy to help there if needed.

 

[MrMarkK]

Thanks, I'm writing a book about the whole process, so I'll need to strip out some of the content that won't apply here.