A little dirt
- Thread starter GuyM
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Nick Morey
Rocker
Awesome! That Yamaha may be better in dirtier areas but at least you get the best of both worlds and you get to ride with your son, very cool! Beautiful pics I'm envious... 
sweatmachine
moped
man that looks like fun!
Thanks guys, it is a good place to live, lots of outdoor opportunities and four strongly distinct seasons. Many riders up here have at least a pair of bikes; something for dirt roads & trails, something bigger for the street. Might be a touring bike, or maybe a sport bike. Right now, I'm making the Scrambler do it all. And enjoying it!
Miles and miles of these old logging & mining roads through the Forest Service and BLM lands, all open to riding from the time the snow melts off - of course that can mean they're only passable six months of the year sometimes... A guy can get on one of those dirt roads and go many miles before hitting pavement again.
Glad to see my son enjoying his '82 Yamaha. He set aside a little money, and decided to get the little old bike as a starter. I'm not sure he's going to want to give it up when he gets something bigger in a year or two... As a Triumph owner, I hate to admit it, but he's looking hard at Sportsters!
Later, Guy
Miles and miles of these old logging & mining roads through the Forest Service and BLM lands, all open to riding from the time the snow melts off - of course that can mean they're only passable six months of the year sometimes... A guy can get on one of those dirt roads and go many miles before hitting pavement again.
Glad to see my son enjoying his '82 Yamaha. He set aside a little money, and decided to get the little old bike as a starter. I'm not sure he's going to want to give it up when he gets something bigger in a year or two... As a Triumph owner, I hate to admit it, but he's looking hard at Sportsters!
Later, Guy
Nick Morey
Rocker
Hopefully he will test tide Triumph vs. Harley and appreciate what the REAL difference is!