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Set off on my annual trip to someplace today. Made it as far as Ogden, Utah after riding around 600 miles for the day. Joing me on this trip is my friend Neil aboard hios GS and friends Dave and Debbie on their GS. Left home in 38F degree (4C) temps and arrived in Ogden at 104F(40C). Didn't take a lot of pics today as we were mostly riding through hpt desert landscapes and soem highways. Did get a few pics at a road works - even has an abandoned house!

Ahh but there will be thousands of pounds worth of pointless accessories to get them going again

nope, me as well. i have my own Kum and Go pics from the midwest ?

Crossing into Utah....

Am I the only immature person that laughs every time I go to this plac e?

Now we all know (perhaps Tym is excepted) that you have to watch your P&Q's nowadays. Apparently you're not allowed to sing that lovely nursery rhyme anymore where you ask the black sheep if he's got any wool So let's see your photos/vids, anything that makes you laugh and feck the PC brigade ? I'll start with Benny Hill, a right wrong-un if ever there was ..........

Go on Pete, give 'em a blast of Whispering Grass.

I like this cos it's got Xtreme playing the Sergeant major.

I've recently bought the same boots Fred, I don't use my Sidi Adventure boots now as I prefer the Forma's

Dont axe me, im stuck on my hero 3, my brother gave me his 4 and i cant figure out how to use it they changed everything...i cant imagine @Grasshopper's Ride 7 noir, it must be like operating an alien spacecraft.

I don’t understand any of this, it is some sort of pagan alchemy.

About 4 years ago i bought these boots and they turned out to be the best all purpose boot in the world half the price of a SIDI and are still waterproof now. Also have a good tread for exploring and climbing about to get a new pair as their on offer at the moment local to where i work https://www.dirtbikexpress.co.uk/boots/adventure_boots/forma_adventure_boots/forma_adventure_boots_-_brown

Decided to take the 650 out tonight for a stomp around the valleys, ended up on a disused railway line probably for taking the stone from the quarries it passes through. The flat topped mountain in the background is called the Sugar Loaf and stands at a massive 596 m LOL https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sugar_Loaf,_Monmouthshire I think I've post photos of this place up before but was just passing through with a mate so decided to have a look around tonight. When taking this photo i spotted something i wanted to take a closer look at Cool a cave the old man in me said move on next thing i'm looking down on the bike. A bit disappointing looking around but i'm sure Pete's mate could sell it LOL Stopped to take a photo of the old iron works in Blaenavon https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blaenavon_Ironworks And a ride up over the British heading home, in the distance is the Bristol Channel and Bob land

The guy is amazing!

At the 9 min mark, bloody hell he's got some balls

I don't know how to break this to you Yen.......but me and Windsor Davies are not the only ones with Welsh accents. There are a few others scattered round the place! The number of times when I was in England I'd get some dumb Hanoverian asking me if I knew somebody that he once knew......who happened to be Welsh! Like there's only about a dozen of us in the whole country and we all fucking know each other! I bet you now that the other Welsh boys have had the same!

I'm sure there'll be no shortage of guys ready to administer mouth to mouth Michelle! Lucky for you it won't be anybody from here though.....so you dodged the bullet on that one!

I was lucky Fred, I bought them off a guy on a forum for £120, he hadn't even worn them and sent me the receipt incase of any problem with them. They are like walking in a pair of slippers compared with the Sidi Adventures but I still use my faithful Sidi Trials boots for trail riding.

hahahah....really you give them two months.... ?

Love those old buildings!

These will fall apart after about 2 months ?

I do like the idea of having a couple of videos of myself riding, but the whole idea of setting camera, remembering to turn it on, turn it off, take it off the bike, it all sounds so exhausting and i feel it takes away from the enjoyment of it all. Not to mention that afterwords you've got huge video files to go through and that takes ages, it's not for me.

That's pretty extreme, not for everyone.

I see that Jesus is comming ? has he been to the Kum and Go ?

You have bad boys in your area, be careful , the accountants are usually more aggresive than the doctors ?

Yes thet are tall, I put lowering links on the one I had.

@Tym........can you clue Buck in on this latest phenomenon known as Cameras?

The black bike with the tank motif is a Japanese pretender.

Riding through Idaho and Montana tomorrow. I promise to take more and better pics.

GoPro all the way, I use a bunch of Hero7 Black's and I have shit kicked my camera's. All weather, all conditions and they just keep going. Love these little cameras. ? The footage is also easy to work with and edit. The GoPro 360Max is a bit harder to edit, but well worth it.

ohhh.....those are nice looking boots. I was looking at those because the ones I have are not very good for hiking around.

I cant picture this on the bike when are we going to see a photo of it fitted

ohhhh....boots, love me some boots, good shit kickers with a bit of sole. ? I'm a fan of Alpinestars, mostly because I can afford them.

Looks like 12th century originally but has been added to several times........... https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1090185

Well, you see, there are Bi Bars, and then...

I don't know of any dogs with seven legs

Had a friend in from Washiungton state, he stopped over night befoire heading north to Montana. I agreed to take him as far north as I could before having to head back home. First stop was the rock church in Allenspark. Built around 120 years ago, dunno why it's out in the midst of nothing. Didn't want to get any closer; afraid of lightning strikes, etc...

About 500 miles for the day - a good day out.

Stopped by a lake and did some light off roading to get down to it's shore. After these pics, it was time to quit fuckin' around and haul for home...

At this point we were about 240 miles from my house. I needed to turn around and head back while Larry headed north. Stopped by an old trading post, but it was clsoed...

Dunno why they call it the Antler Inn...and I had a funny feeling that someone was watching me eat...

Brief stop at the Antler Inn in Walden for some chow...

Zooming right along, over Cameron Pass....

Passed through the Poudre River Canyon, past Howling Wolf Rock and northwards...

Railed on for a bit as we were in a bit of a hurry. Next stop was Masonville at the Masonville Store. Odd place; they sell antique / vintage women's clothing and beer. Can't quite figure that one out. Weird biker sculpture across the street...