BISavage
champion rider
Last us spec I rode, they where gone 45min after it made it home... on purpose though
Ride Pictures!
- Thread starter Vintage Veloce
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Wanderer
expert rider
Out for a local town ride Friday before the rain set in for a week, stopped by the river
Wanderer
expert rider
And one more pic of my baby 
Dan00Hawk
fast rider
Some local backdrop scenery from today's ride in Illinois.
BISavage
champion rider
Well trimmed...
aitormartin
expert rider
I feel ashamed... I live 25 minutes from this place and this is the first time I go there. Pictures don't do justice to how awesome this place is.
BISavage
champion rider
I bet that tunnel is an excellent place to test your pipe db level 
aitormartin
expert rider
Oh yes, I tested it really well 
That is probably the scariest tunnel I've been to haha. It was pitch black inside, really steep downhill, and pretty badly paved. Also, this road is meant to have 2 lanes, one for each way... Quite tight
Nevertheless, it's a blast to go through
That is probably the scariest tunnel I've been to haha. It was pitch black inside, really steep downhill, and pretty badly paved. Also, this road is meant to have 2 lanes, one for each way... Quite tight
Nevertheless, it's a blast to go through
BISavage
champion rider
Ripping it up in the (censored) fields. 
nampus
top rider
Nice how the yellow on the bike matches the flowers 
Hahaha that license plate ... epic !!! Don't think I would ride here 100 yards without being stopped. Bit jealous
FredFrenzy
fast rider
Hahaha that license plate ... epic !!! Don't think I would ride here 100 yards without being stopped. Bit jealous
Here in California there are a lot of sport bikes with under seat lic. plates - not a problem with the police.. If you get stopped for something else, you might get a "fixit ticket".
nampus
top rider
Today:
The white trellis structure in the background is the 'maeslantkering'
The white trellis structure in the background is the 'maeslantkering'
Max Kool
pro rider
Been there many times, before and after it was built. Immense structure!
nampus
top rider
It was quite impressive from up close indeed!
OP
Vintage Veloce
pro rider
Is that a Quad Lock? Care to write us a short review on that thing?
aitormartin
expert rider
Yes it is! I'm quite bussy this wheek, but I will write something shortly
BISavage
champion rider
I feel like I topped my own personal record for best brake fluid canister picture.
Dr.Shifty
expert rider
Was out today on one of our local bike roads - Wollombi to Kulnura.
First up is Lemming Corner.
This corner was named by the biker community many many years ago. It's a succession of three corners of decreasing speed going down a hill. Lots of riders took the first corner, then accelerated only to find the next corner was even slower, and the third was slower again. Riders would go over the edge most weekends, leaving lots of plastic fairing pieces down the hill, and so the name was given. About ten years ago the local council decided to make it official and sign post it so riders would know when they hit it. The road has also been upgraded so the corners are not so sharp and sudden. The revised speed signs are now 55, 45, and 25 kph.
Second is and old convict built bridge from 1831.
The paved road is now behind me but the old road has been left over the bridge for photos etc. What is surprising about this one is that the stonework is still there. Most shaped stones like this would have been poached and built into farm buildings in the area once the new road alignment was done.
And last comes Russel the Rhino.
He's the work of a local artist and has been in the area for some years. The artist's house was burnt down in the bushfires 15 months ago and Russell is the focus of a fundraiser for the artist.
There used to be a cash donation box here but the handwriting on the sign says it was stolen.
First up is Lemming Corner.
This corner was named by the biker community many many years ago. It's a succession of three corners of decreasing speed going down a hill. Lots of riders took the first corner, then accelerated only to find the next corner was even slower, and the third was slower again. Riders would go over the edge most weekends, leaving lots of plastic fairing pieces down the hill, and so the name was given. About ten years ago the local council decided to make it official and sign post it so riders would know when they hit it. The road has also been upgraded so the corners are not so sharp and sudden. The revised speed signs are now 55, 45, and 25 kph.
Second is and old convict built bridge from 1831.
The paved road is now behind me but the old road has been left over the bridge for photos etc. What is surprising about this one is that the stonework is still there. Most shaped stones like this would have been poached and built into farm buildings in the area once the new road alignment was done.
And last comes Russel the Rhino.
He's the work of a local artist and has been in the area for some years. The artist's house was burnt down in the bushfires 15 months ago and Russell is the focus of a fundraiser for the artist.
There used to be a cash donation box here but the handwriting on the sign says it was stolen.
Dan00Hawk
fast rider
My dog Hootie got tired of waiting for a sidecar, so he's trying to figure out how to work the controls on his own now... 
