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Photos of your bike on location

Morrill

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Eureka Canyon

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Freedom

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Schulties Rd

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Lexington Reservoir

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Took a less experienced rider out for a dirt ride on what I thought was an "easy" road. (He only dropped it three times. :( ). There wasn't enough smoke in the air for it to be an issue.

This is us at the first good lookout point that was also flat.
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Waiting for him to catch up (did that a lot, not gonna complain about it).
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Oh, there he is.
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The main reason for this ride was to break in my new AX41 tires and find out how good they are. This is after making the run, at speed, down Bogus Basin Rd - one of the few decent twisty roads in the area. The tires feel good at "fun" lean angles. They're also slightly better off road than anything else I've ever used on an adventure bike.
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The town of Emmett as seen from Highway 16 coming in from the south
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The Payette River entering the town of Emmett on the north east side
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Looking east from the top of Squaw Peak at the south end
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Gotta wait for the cattle to move off of the road before riding to the north end of the ridge
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Much less smoky than it has been for the last few days
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Portrait of the bike
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I like the first picture. Looks like bike mechanics at works diagnosing whats wrong with your KLM (like horsepower's thread).
 
^LOL - didn't know what you were talking about until I took another look. This one's carburated, no electronics to get screwed up, unlike horsepower's.
 
Featherville to Atlanta

The goal for the ride - Featherville to Atlanta. I had done part of the route from Atlanta about two years ago but was stopped by snow and ice once I started going up in altitude. My Garmin does not recognize either town. :( The smoke is mostly gone now and the weather has been cooler for a few days.

Anderson Reservoir at the beginning of the dirt part.
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Nothing really worth seeing in Featherville. It has a year round population of about 200 people. I sort of missed the turn out of Featherville and went down this beautiful road for six or eight miles.
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Just over the top of the 7700+ foot pass. Atlanta is down at the base of those mountains in the distance.
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Entering Atlanta, Idaho.
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Atlanta Rural Fire Station. Fire Danger is High Today! They're on the edge of the wilderness.
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I took the long way out back to the paved road and had this view on the way to Idaho City.
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Boulder Creek

I was surprised to be able to get here via Bear Creek Rd. No smoke and no sign of fire. 236 is closed 2 miles in. Hwy 9 is open all the way to Saratoga.

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Golden Gate National Cemetery.

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