N4teTheGreat
FknN8
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- Dec 5, 2009
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- San Francisco
- Moto(s)
- 2012 DRZ 400s, 2018 Ducati Hypermotard SP, 2008 KTM 950 SM
- Name
- Nathan
Also, I feel like I could probably be friends with whomever decided to spray paint "Ah Hoy" on that boat.
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Photos of your bike on location
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buellistic
Active member
You know he did. I would've line up grocery carts and jumped them too.
buellistic
Active member
That motor is worth over 2 k.
Gary856
Are we having fun yet?
- Joined
- Apr 6, 2009
- Location
- San Jose, CA
- Moto(s)
- WR250F, MTS1200, 950SM, FZ1, DR650, R1250GS
- Name
- Gary
Yep, took that jump with a back flip but didn't quite nail the landing. See bike in Pic 2. That boat looks fast with the race-themed paint job.
Did a scouting run to see how much farther I could ride down river. Turned out it was a lot harder to pedal a mountain bike over bigger rocks than on a dirt bike with more suspension. I was a little worried about snakes hiding in the tall grass and hoping I didn't have to learn another thing the hard way.
The standing water looked pretty nasty. A guy down there was tossing big rocks into the water like he was building a dam, and yelling something about the camera (my phone) at me.
Did a scouting run to see how much farther I could ride down river. Turned out it was a lot harder to pedal a mountain bike over bigger rocks than on a dirt bike with more suspension. I was a little worried about snakes hiding in the tall grass and hoping I didn't have to learn another thing the hard way.
The standing water looked pretty nasty. A guy down there was tossing big rocks into the water like he was building a dam, and yelling something about the camera (my phone) at me.
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CDONA
Home of Vortex tuning
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- Jul 30, 2010
- Moto(s)
- Triumph scrambler, TW200, Monkey
- Name
- # 44659
Winter in Az desert, with my total carbon footprint. 
All three vehicles have a
within.
Where is that George Jetson signature model Auto UnPack button?
With all that "Transformery unfolding action" and "Deluxe Glamping Edition"
Security by US Marines, flying sorties daily, for MY protection.
Instructions,
arty
All three vehicles have a
within.Where is that George Jetson signature model Auto UnPack button?
With all that "Transformery unfolding action" and "Deluxe Glamping Edition"
Security by US Marines, flying sorties daily, for MY protection.
Instructions,
artyAttachments
Winter in Az desert, with my total carbon footprint.
All three vehicles have a
Where is that George Jetson signature model Auto UnPack button?
With all that "Transformery unfolding action" and "Deluxe Glamping Edition"
Security by US Marines, flying sorties daily, for MY protection.
Instructions,
I have never seen a Airstream trailer with a rear door...
Gary856
Are we having fun yet?
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- San Jose, CA
- Moto(s)
- WR250F, MTS1200, 950SM, FZ1, DR650, R1250GS
- Name
- Gary
Bear Creek Rd
Except for missing the engine this truck looks pretty cool with the camo paint job.
Freshly painted. I could smell it.
Except for missing the engine this truck looks pretty cool with the camo paint job.
Freshly painted. I could smell it.
buellistic
Active member
Stuff like this and seeing other parts of the world!...
I should have invested in spray paint stock 20 years ago!....
You cant find a tunnel or a drain in the Santa Cruz mountains area that doesn't have Many layers of paint on them.
There's probably 10 more autos up Buzzard lagoon..
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KooLaid
Hippocritapotamus
Me either, that's bad ass. I was asking about an airstream toyhauler a few months ago and all they had was a tongue door that wasn't even built for motorcycles.
CDONA
Home of Vortex tuning
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- Triumph scrambler, TW200, Monkey
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- # 44659
In the airstream forum, I run under the same user name, too.
Pan Am was their first attempt @ toy hauler, 12' garage, with a 25' FB living quarters added.
Eddie Bauer is my model, based on a 27 FB with a hatchback, with folding furniture, and tie downs, 25' @ 27' available
The Pendleton came out next, same hatch, different styling, furniture didn't fold, a fresh air feature only. 25' @ 27' available
Followed by the Tony Bahama, same hatch, different styling, furniture didn't fold, a fresh air feature only. 25' @ 27' available
Rear hatch is sometimes offered as an accessory, custom coach work is available from the factory, and a few third party coach builders work with the factory.
Pan Am was their first attempt @ toy hauler, 12' garage, with a 25' FB living quarters added.
Eddie Bauer is my model, based on a 27 FB with a hatchback, with folding furniture, and tie downs, 25' @ 27' available
The Pendleton came out next, same hatch, different styling, furniture didn't fold, a fresh air feature only. 25' @ 27' available
Followed by the Tony Bahama, same hatch, different styling, furniture didn't fold, a fresh air feature only. 25' @ 27' available
Rear hatch is sometimes offered as an accessory, custom coach work is available from the factory, and a few third party coach builders work with the factory.
SFMCjohn
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so cool, always loved Airstreams and had never seen one like yours, either ...
enjoyed reading about the different models.
fun pics you posted ... do you roll down the road as an articulated vehicle, with the two trailers, or make two trips, or is there another tow rig?
and where’s the wheel/tires on the enclosed utility trailer ... an anti-theft thing or a flat/bearing issue? so many questions ...
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CDONA
Home of Vortex tuning
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Laws about towing allow two trailers, if the first is running a 5th wheel pin, you can tow another from a ball.
But you can't run two ball hitch trailers, consecutive. Goosenecks still run a ball, that I think should disqualify as a two ball rig.
My cargo trailer has been living in Az during my travels, and was left in this location last year. Wheels are removed for security and weather- heat/solar rotting reasons. I can only move one at a time.
But you can't run two ball hitch trailers, consecutive. Goosenecks still run a ball, that I think should disqualify as a two ball rig.
My cargo trailer has been living in Az during my travels, and was left in this location last year. Wheels are removed for security and weather- heat/solar rotting reasons. I can only move one at a time.
N4teTheGreat
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- San Francisco
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- 2012 DRZ 400s, 2018 Ducati Hypermotard SP, 2008 KTM 950 SM
- Name
- Nathan
Got out on Friday for a ride before the rain, regretted not wearing my heated vest by the end of the day but really enjoyed getting out.
Weird angle - Mt Tam
BoFax - closed east of Ridgecrest winter road conditions abounded with the obligatory sliding in a few corners on Ridgecrest
Along Lincoln Blvd - Managed to catch the sunset on my way home
Weird angle - Mt Tam
BoFax - closed east of Ridgecrest winter road conditions abounded with the obligatory sliding in a few corners on Ridgecrest
Along Lincoln Blvd - Managed to catch the sunset on my way home
Gary856
Are we having fun yet?
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- San Jose, CA
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- WR250F, MTS1200, 950SM, FZ1, DR650, R1250GS
- Name
- Gary
Guadalupe River a few days ago
Right now
Right now
N4teTheGreat
FknN8
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- 2012 DRZ 400s, 2018 Ducati Hypermotard SP, 2008 KTM 950 SM
- Name
- Nathan
Slight change in flow...
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alien
I’d be concerned with a rock punching a hole in my oil cooler on some of those roads.
WoodsChick
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gixxerjeff
Optimistic Underdog
N4teTheGreat
FknN8
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- Nathan
Thanks, lucked out with the timing for sure.
N4teTheGreat
FknN8
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- Name
- Nathan
So far so good, haven't even noticed any bent fins when cleaning the bike and it's been one more than a few miles of gravel roads as well (admittedly at a more sedate pace). If the suspension isn't working overtime, the roads not really as fun as it could be in my opinion. Not pictured was Marshall Petaluma Rd which I took from east to west this time, that road is a riot.
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