If it was the Canadian version, the guy's name would be Doug.
Hang on, now that I read it again....
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Picking up a fallen bike - Alternative
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If it was the Canadian version, the guy's name would be Doug.
Hang on, now that I read it again....
36654
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If it was the Canadian version, the guy's name would be Doug.
Hang on, now that I read it again....
Doug and his Ross 303 just out shootin' up some food to keep his family fed..........
rdalland
Giddyap
The Go Pro distortion is deceiving. This is a service road that goes straight up a ski slope so it is pretty steep and a bit slippery because it is wet. These guys look like they don't have a lot of off pavement experience. It was a funny sight to come upon. The photo is not mine, someone else posted it, probably on ADV.
36654
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Considering that they are riding bikes that would probably out-perform legendary off-road bikes like the Sherpa T or a Mick Andrews Replica, their situation is pretty comical. But, in the laughing at you vs. laughing with you kind of a way........
ka5ysy
2011 R1200RT
I'm thinking that the lead bike went down and the following riders were too close, target fixated and grabbed the front brakes to join their fellow riders in the horizontal plane. I saw three Harley's do the same thing in a really easy curve one evening. First guy ran off the road into a field, and the two others followed in a nice row to end up on top of each other. No injuries except to bikes and pride.
Or the bikes were tired from the hill climb and simply needed a short rest stop.
Or the bikes were tired from the hill climb and simply needed a short rest stop.
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