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Photos of your bike on location

What's really cool are the old tunnels that run from the plant to the piers.
 
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All paved now. Sorry you missed it.
 
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Buzzard Lagoon. This steep downhill turn and what comes right after it (looks flat on camera) is more than I can handle with street tires, on a heavy bike, most of the time.

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Dragged the bike around to face uphill, then picked it up. Only broke the plastic cylinder head guard and scratched the cylinder head cover. The interesting thing about the GS is that on a low-speed drop like this, the cylinder head stops the fall so the bar doesn't touch the ground - no switch gear or tank damage.

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236. It must've been repaved recently - beautiful, smooth asphalt.

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Buzzard Lagoon. This steep downhill turn and what comes right after it (looks flat on camera) is more than I can handle with street tires, on a heavy bike, most of the time.
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Looks to me that the second kick stand works better than that first one.
 
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