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"Gave one to mum, she;s a pro already, beep."

Off grid communications are up 200%. The chair is against the wall.

you have to say "over" even if it does the beep. It's the rules

Nah, we went 4 months this past summer with no rain. And when it does rain, it's the Virga rain that doesn't even get your jacket wet. It's weird to ride in the rain and never get wet. The higher portions of Colorado can get some thunderstorms, but the are usually only 1-2 big clouds that move by pretty quickly. Sit down, take a break and watch it pass. Waiting on a traffic accident to be cleared before the road opens - in rain as hard as it gets in the desert. Jacket isn't even wet....

More farkles?

I wasnt , over, roger? Beep.

This 510 is what I'm talking about

There's something to be said about a road like that, it does make you open your horizons and see farther than you usually do.

Desert dust is the worst, its so fine girls from the hood are jealous.

Wouldn't that be the case of the 500 enduro based bike?

If @Pedro turns up you'd better get plenty of buckets of pig swill in to keep him fed Eric!

You're only looking at the longer trip - DesmoDog and I are doing another ride that probably won't leave Colorado and will be much less mileage. We plan on staying at my house most nights and then at my wife's hotels across Colorado for free or largely discounted as we're both cheap fuckers. That would be the ride for you - still good riding but loads of time just checking stuff / towns out as well. Cool part about that ride is that you could decide to go a week before and it wouldn't really affect our plans at all. Plenty of room at our house for more; have 3 extra bedrooms that are all en suite, so you'd be good there. Keep it in mind.

Again, no interstates on these rides. We'll go through the deserts rather than around them. Pic below is from Idaho, but the Nevada desert looks similar with fewer plants growing. It's 400+ miles of flat and straight but is still kinda cool to ride across.

Clean a bike? wassat?