Today, we left Grand Junction for home. We headed west on I-70 out of Grand Junction, connected with Hwy 6, heading north to Price, Utah then down Spanish Fork Canyon, connecting with I-15 north and home. We were like horses … Continue reading →
Trying something different tonight. I’ve loaded all the photos into the gallery below. Enjoy our day!
Continue reading →Today we traveled from Durango to Gunnison, about 250 miles. Saw some spectacular countryside. Everyone is still safe and having a great time. Almost too great. The first image is a picture of my trustworthy deer whistles. Basically they put … Continue reading →
We had a great day today, filled with fun, frolics, and Cops… Between Ouray and Silverston, overlooking a waterfall. The Durango & Silverton Train It rained hard tonight. We were fortunate enough to be allowed to pitch our … Continue reading →
Today we traveled 321 miles, leaving Salt Lake at 7:30 am, picking up Mike in Orem, then up Provo Canyon to Heber City, then up Daniel’s Canyon and headed towards Vernal. Continuing on into Colorado, we stopped in Rangely for … Continue reading →
Here’s our group that will be riding in the Colorado Rocky Mountain Motorcycle Trip: Brad Stone Adam Anderson Quin Farmer Mike Jarvis Wayne Marion Kent Johnson Jared Ogden
Continue reading →It’s less than three weeks before I embark on a trip with the guys up through the Colorado Rocky Mountains. We’ll start in Salt Lake City, hook up on Hwy 40 toward Rangely, Colorado, then head south on Hwy 139 … Continue reading →
My most favorite time of the year to ride is the spring time. It is the perfect temps for motorcycle riding, enough of a cool breeze to leather up and not sweat profusely. Speaking of sweating profusely, reminds me of … Continue reading →
Well, spring has sprung, and I’m riding my motorcycle almost everyday. It’s good to be back riding regularly again. After winter, when you start riding on a regular basis, it is always important to check everything real well to make … Continue reading →
Here it is almost March and I’m itching to get my motorcycle ready for summer. If you are like me, living in a winter climate, I never completely put my bike away for the winter. Since I got my bike … Continue reading →
Even though it is still Jan and winter, I’ve been have that etching feeling for the next motorcycle trip. I’ve been considering riding on the million dollar highway in Colorado, from Durango up through Ouray. I’ve heard a lot of good … Continue reading →
Well, winter is officially upon us here in Utah. The temps have been down in the low teens. Since 2004, when I purchased my VTX 1300, a month has not gone by that I have not ridden the girl. During … Continue reading →
Winterizing your Motorcycle With the changing of the temps, and Fall in the air, it is time to start thinking about getting your bike ready for a long winter’s nap – That is of course, if you are blessed, gifted, … Continue reading →
Alas, bikers started pouring into Sturgis on Friday. The place is filling up fast, and as usual, it is slow getting around from one end of town to the next. It’s hot, but that’s nothing new to the rally. … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →As the Sturgis bike rally approaches, the week preceding the rally is relatively quiet. The crowds should start filtering in this weekend. A lot will be happening this year. Paul Sr. of American Chopper will be making an appearance at … Continue reading →
Sturgis Rally week is here. It will be interesting to see how many will attend this year, given unemployment figures still up and the high price of gas. It is always exciting to rub shoulders with fellow bikers. Over … Continue reading →
Summer is finally here is full swing, and it is hot! With hot summer riding comes risks, especially if you are riding cross country. With the wind blowing in your face, the thought of getting dehydrated never passes your mind. … Continue reading →
The next morning we arose, climbed on our motorcycles to ride into Bryce Canyon National Park. Again, beautiful vista’s and landscapes. Amazing how the rock formations were developed. With our motorcycle trip coming to a close, we were reluctant to … Continue reading →
After our overnight stay at Jacob’s Lake, we climbed on our motorcycles and headed north towards Zion’s National Park. We even passed through Colorado City, birthplace of Warren Jeff’s and his sixty children. Arriving at Zion’s upon our motorcycles we … Continue reading →