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Mark and I arrived home today without any speeding tickets, accidents, flat tires, or lost luggage. The only two bad things that happened were Mark hit a small bird and forgot his credit card at a restaurant. Other than that it was smooth sailing. Mark will be working on the ride report at some point, but now I need to go unwind. My final stats were roughly 4,370 miles over 16 days through 11 states. Everything hurts.![]()
'06 Triumph Sprint ST ABS
'90 Yamaha XT350
thats amazing man glad to hear you guys have a smooth trip.
I want to do something similiar eventually just need a different bike and more money first lol
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2009 Zx-6r--17,680 miles and counting!!
2008 ZZR600 - - - 10,268 miles totaled
Ride to live, live to ride
You just have to get used to being on the bike. The body adapts. It's just like getting used to running long distances, except not nearly as much work.
--mark
'20 Triumph Tiger 900 Rally Pro / '19 Triumph Scrambler 1200 XE / '11 Triumph Tiger 800 XC / '01 Triumph Bonneville cafe
My ride reports: Missile silos, Labrador, twisties, and more
Bennington Triumph Bash, Oct 1-3, 2021
The body does adapt... but I think it makes a big difference what you're riding on. Adaptation or not, I wouldn't want to do it on my GSX-R.
Great job guys
Tommy R.
'06 GSXR 1000
'03 FZ1
Right on boys! Always good to hear you guys are back safe and had fun!
Carpe Diem
'10 Yamaha R6-Race-
'05 Aprilia Tuono Racing -Street-
#46, Expert, CVMA -cvmaracing.com-
I'll keep an eye open for the ride report! See you guys tonight!![]()
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