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Mid-South ride, eat, and meet
- Thread starter barryg
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Road Trip
This last weekend, I had planned my first road trip on the R90 and ShakeRag was going to be my destination. Thunderstorms stopped that ride on Sunday. Rescheduled it for the next day on Labor Day. Road Trip. Yeah!
Was surprised to find the guys out on a ride from Eads, Tn. Leo on his big Triumph.
Tom Race’s K75 in the back ground
This last weekend, I had planned my first road trip on the R90 and ShakeRag was going to be my destination. Thunderstorms stopped that ride on Sunday. Rescheduled it for the next day on Labor Day. Road Trip. Yeah!
Was surprised to find the guys out on a ride from Eads, Tn. Leo on his big Triumph.
Tom Race’s K75 in the back ground
Riding for BBQ
The first post of this thread was riding my BMW motorcycle to eat BBQ. What goes around comes around. BMW to BBQ. Any reason for a ride works for me. Riding to eat is close to the top of the list. As an aside BigGuns plays the best music while U eat. Memphis style American Blues. So riding for good music is right up there on the list. I know I’m blessed.
The first post of this thread was riding my BMW motorcycle to eat BBQ. What goes around comes around. BMW to BBQ. Any reason for a ride works for me. Riding to eat is close to the top of the list. As an aside BigGuns plays the best music while U eat. Memphis style American Blues. So riding for good music is right up there on the list. I know I’m blessed.
pglaves
#13338
Or in Iraq, Syria, Yemen, or Afghanistan since then.
Good Rubber
Looked thru my stash of stuff. Found a good spike wheel with a new Continental K112 installed. Oh yeah that wheel an tire was for another project. It got superseded by a newer better wheel and tire. So this wheel and tire is the perfect replacement I need. Yep, good rubber.
Looked thru my stash of stuff. Found a good spike wheel with a new Continental K112 installed. Oh yeah that wheel an tire was for another project. It got superseded by a newer better wheel and tire. So this wheel and tire is the perfect replacement I need. Yep, good rubber.
mikegalbicka
Back in the saddle again
How long has it been lying around waiting to be used? Hope not 5 years or more.
Yep, and it’s going to work for me. The tires on the bike were the tires on the bike when I sold it 20 years ago. The new setup will work just fine for me. They have been in dark storage for some years. They are way better than the old dry rotted tires of yore. I’ll keep U posted on how they work. 
R75/5
Was over as at Leo’s garage the other day and saw this R75/5 Toaster on the lift. Good looking runner owned by Todd Snowden.
Looking at the bike, the most obvious feature is the chrome tank covers that give the bike the unique name, Toaster Tank. Another feature different from the earlier models is the larger side reflectors on headlight bucket ears and license plate bracket. I think the 750 continued thru to the early era of the /7.
Was over as at Leo’s garage the other day and saw this R75/5 Toaster on the lift. Good looking runner owned by Todd Snowden.
Looking at the bike, the most obvious feature is the chrome tank covers that give the bike the unique name, Toaster Tank. Another feature different from the earlier models is the larger side reflectors on headlight bucket ears and license plate bracket. I think the 750 continued thru to the early era of the /7.
R75/5
Was over as at Leo’s garage the other day and saw this R75/5 Toaster on the lift. Good looking runner owned by Todd Snowden.
View attachment 85228
Looking at the bike, the most obvious feature is the chrome tank covers that give the bike the unique name, Toaster Tank. Another feature different from the earlier models is the larger side reflectors on headlight bucket ears and license plate bracket. I think the 750 continued thru to the early era of the /7.
Was over as at Leo’s garage the other day and saw this R75/5 Toaster on the lift. Good looking runner owned by Todd Snowden.
View attachment 85228
Looking at the bike, the most obvious feature is the chrome tank covers that give the bike the unique name, Toaster Tank. Another feature different from the earlier models is the larger side reflectors on headlight bucket ears and license plate bracket. I think the 750 continued thru to the early era of the /7.
