To Alaska and Back!

[Roadstergal]

* Fly to Seattle.
* Buy one of the motorcycles that RG will be selling at the time
* Ride from Seattle to Alaska and Back (1 week?)
* Sell the motorcycle back to RG after she gets seller's remorse    :mrgreen:  
* Fly back home.

Oh, I missed this one - obligatory :nana: .   :mrgreen:

For the record, my only seller's remorse is the 500F.

[JetSwing]

now...renting the burger would rock!  :mrgreen:

[banner]

've been thinking about this actually

hmm..who knows

[Alphamazing]

I recently went on a ride with a bunch of bikes, and one guy had a Firebolt. When everyone started their bikes up, it was great. I felt sorry for the guy on the Buell, though, because his bike shook at idle like an old man with Parkinson's.

[kvgs]

...one guy had a Firebolt. When everyone started their bikes up, it was great. I felt sorry for the guy on the Buell, though, because his bike shook at idle like an old man with Parkinson's.

I have a buddy that rides a firebolt and you look at it idle and those turn siganals are just bouncing like crazy.

[Alphamazing]

The turnsignals? The whole BIKE was shaking! It was so sad! The fairing, seat, tail pieces, turn signals, handlebars; EVERYTHING.

It's like his bike was having a seizure.

[marc]

Looks like the road does not require high-speed driving... but
If I had to do a trip like that, I'd go for a 17-teeth sprocket.

It's very cool to drive at 75MPH (120KPH) @ 5500rpm.

And fuel consumption reduction is noticeable too.

Marc,
who is able to drive 650Km for fun in a single day.

[Zilla]

Here's a pretty good read about a guy who rode a DR650 to Alaska.



http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=83480