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Photos of your bike on location

172 is a little highway between Mineral and Mill Creek. It connects to Highway 36 east at both ends. It is super cool. We are here in Mineral on 36 E. and know that 36 W. is the shit but hey here we are in rocks.

Edit; it is the last day of hunting season so the silly clothes are good
 
Village of Oak Creek, the other end of Sedona,
Clark's Market has racer grocery carts, racing with your foodstuffs, to the Pay Me line.
New Plate when I moved back to Az.
I no longer have a "CDONA" plate for the street, I do have three wall hangers, though, Memories.
 

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950?! My size, thought it was 690 ❤️ at least you won’t need to ever replace the front wheel since it will spend most of its time in the air…
 
A better riser might loft it, I generally keep it on the ground but it sure does single a lovely song when you get on it.
I call it a whoopsie wheelie when I do it because it usually doesn’t happen on purpose :laughing
 
Bending the thread rules a bit... :twofinger
BUT I was on location when this Kawasaki rolled in from 395 via Bodie Rd.
I had wheeled in from the south via Pole Line Rd / Goat Ranch Cutoff and up Cottonwood Canyon down into Bodie.
I advised him not to do Cottonwood Cyn 19+ miles versus the 3-4 miles of bladed dirt on Bodie Rd before you get to the paved section.
Location: Bodie, Ca. 10/5/26 - Brit from San Mateo area taking four days to get to San Diego to see his daughter. (y)
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Bodie via Cottonwood Canyon
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okay, one moar—a rare pic that includes the rider from the same Letts Lake/Colusa County location of the newly-substituted, low-milage, Nantucket red, pre-gen KLR “A” bike, taken on 10/10/2026:

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recently purchased with under 10k miles, this 2007 example now has an additional 5k miles on the ODO since being put in high rotation in place of the previous “A” KLR a few months ago … 🥳 :clown :blah

(note the cool vintage Held gloves, lately obtained here on BARF—thanks, Mr @mjj ! )
 
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