More recently, a gas and rest stop at Baker City after riding the Oregon Discovery Rally out of Halfway, Oregon.
Rachel,NV 06' My buddy was thrilled to find gas here. Alamosa,CO .Trailering down to El Paso this spring. Rover gulps fuel worse than the KTM . Mtn. Home , Wyo and once again they atleast had fuel.
These were from last year. This one was on the way to find the abandoned town of Campbellton. On the way to a weekend camping trip. The tent that I packed for that trip turned out to only be about 5 feet long...I'm 6'5. opps
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Stopping in Trona, Ca. for gas on our way to Death Valley. Here's George AKA Pointman0583 on his K1200RS. All of our bikes suffered from the swarms of butterfly's. George rode point and his bike really took the hits.
Speaking of bugs..those gas station windshield squeegees come in handy for de-bugging face shields.. many an Idaho bug met it's fate on my bike and my face that day!
Crappy photo, I know, but you just gotta love Nevada! None of the bikes had plates... [/IMG] WoodsChick
