alfalfa
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Close, but no ceegar. It is Hwy 33, from Ventura to Cuyama. Ventura County's version of Angeles Crest Highway, but with fewer cars and bikes and wrecks.
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From our local and favorite motorcycle road
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Bike Of The Month - August - Picture submission thread
alfalfa replied to Pedro's topic in GENERAL CHAT
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need to extend that wall along the Atlantic Coast....
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Sad news, for sure Condolences to all his family and friends.
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Danke! Been traveling alot. Now, to figure out which trip(s) to write about
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Yes, we rent from EpicoMoto. Ricardo is a great tour guide! That last pic is our new friend, Kevin Bacon.
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they were about 20 miles from me, at closest approach. Been some crazy times here in Cali!!!
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Been out riding (we can do that year round, mostly <G> Just got back from a great week long ride in Colombia, too!
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Holy crap! Bucky took pictures!!
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California Motorcycle Riding Road, have you tried?
alfalfa replied to MOTORTODAY's topic in GENERAL CHAT
just got back from the MOA Rally in Oregon and doing a little BDR. We also did PCH from Bodega Bay - north. There might still be some road closures south of San Francisco. The scenery along the road is incredible, even if you've seen an ocean before. But, you have to really take into account the good twisty roads that lead to it. There are a bunch! Check out www.pashnit.com for a good list of the best California roads, plus hit me up and i will help you take full advantage of it. if you are staying along PCH, bring lots of $$. Gas is pricey, as well as hotels. Camping is a better option. Another portion along the coast, lightly traveled - Lost Coast
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Now, THAT's a bike show!!
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such sad news about Pete. I saw his FB post and just figured it was simple surgery. I really dont think posting pics of ugly vaginas is showing the right respect, tho.
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we go thru the same water cycles here in Southern California. Fortunately, the past two years have brought lots of rain and have restored most of the reservoirs. It also restored a historical lake that closed several highways west of Bakersfield. The problem with our SoCal weather cycles is that the droughts come on slowly and last for 7-9 years, then end dramatically. That allows people plenty of time to convince themselves that it was "never like this before".
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Police (NASA) wouldnt let them
