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Once more for the ripper
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rangerreece
RangerReece
Thanks for stepping up and making the commitment towards our club for another year. FYI: hotels can most definitely be worth the money depending on the condition of the spine.
gregfeeler
Dances With Sheep
They say that if you never slow down you never grow old. I soooo hope that is true!! 
bigjohnsd
'21 R1250 GS Adv
They say that if you never slow down you never grow old. I soooo hope that is true!!
The older I get, the Faster I was!
pglaves
#13338
I just watched a video of a group of adventure riders riding over Black Bear pass and down into Telluride. To those who might read this who have done this ride I
. I was going to say that I wouldn't be caught dead trying to ride this, but on reflection that seems to me to be the only way you would find me should I try.
gregfeeler
Dances With Sheep
akbeemer
SURVIVOR
They say that if you never slow down you never grow old. I soooo hope that is true!!
This statement takes on a much different meaning if considered from the perspective of a pilot heading towards the ground at Mach 2 in an out of control aircraft.
pglaves
#13338
This statement takes on a much different meaning if considered from the perspective of a pilot heading towards the ground at Mach 2 in an out of control aircraft.
Or riding a motorcycle on a twisty road with steep cliffs awaiting that little bit of extra exuberance. You know the trio: Tess, Toss, and Tyrone.
gregfeeler
Dances With Sheep
This statement takes on a much different meaning if considered from the perspective of a pilot heading towards the ground at Mach 2 in an out of control aircraft.
Well, in one way of looking at it, that pilot is likely to not grow any older.
I just watched a video of a group of adventure riders riding over Black Bear pass and down into Telluride. To those who might read this who have done this ride I
I was going to say that I wouldn't be caught dead trying to ride this, but on reflection that seems to me to be the only way you would find me should I try.
Don't know if this is the same video, but old[er] guys at altitude with heavy bikes is mighty tough. Makes a smaller bike (e.g., GS310) look better ...
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