Yamaha XT1200Z SuperTénéré owners: Show Us Your Bikes!

Yeap.. too late...

Na na na ...

Look at you. Not only back in the saddle but a tent tramp as well!
Of course we can figure out a place to put you. I'll set the sprinklers
to come on so you can shower too. I'm thoughtful that way.

The grandkid might let you stay in her house.

It's the holy trinity.

Nice.. but she's asking to be dirtier

Tim many of us are envious of your garage. We likely will never get the 660 tenere in the states but we can get the KTM 690. I got a feeling the KTM would be like a hot girlfriend so fun to be with just not trust worthy.

And I have a new signature line! Sums up how I feel about KTMs perfectly. And hot girlfriends. She was fun unfortunately she loved penises in the most general of terms. And uhhh something about maintenance? The Tenere is that curvy nice girl. We're "just friends" during the week but I take her out on the weekends and run her ragged when none of my friends are watching.

And Tenere does DC. VIP parking at the Zoo.

You are right but I only had sportbikes until now and I have to learn how to loose grip and not to nuts because of that!

From last summer with the little brother...

the universe is an amusing place. How else could such a twisted character end up with the name Plumb

Yup. Go figure.

Perhaps it merely suggests that he can so aptly "Plumb" the depths of depravity?

Dallara


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Riding to investigate routes for the Romney Cycle event next month. There were times I felt like I was shooting motorcycle porn. So many great dirt roads between Romney and Elkins, WV. It was an awesome weekend.

Who makes the windshield wing you have at the top? Sorry, don't know what you call it
Did you have to drill to mount it?

Thanks

I imagine that's going to be a very lush riding spot in a couple months.

Fixed it for ya.


Spring is in the midst of popping around here and you can see more green daily.

Well thanks for that.

Guessing his favorite pickup line at parties was "How'd you like to try my homemade plumb sauce."

Sand, falls and riding solo...

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Here we go. About to escape from New York. Sat Nav and intercom not working. It was not easy. It is strange how much I have come to rely on it and now I am navigating by the sun which is not so easy when looking for a bridge
Turns out to be a duff (new) relay I fitted a couple of weeks ago.



0 miles done, 35,000 to go. Oh and eat your heart out Mr Da Fool . This baby is nearly 1/2 a Ton with us on it. (Hope Karen does not see this last sentence)

Outstanding, Ray!!!

Wow, do you guys look ready. Can't wait until you get down to Texas and I get to see that rig in person. What an amazing adventure you guys will be having... I'm envious!

Ride safe, take care, and enjoy our wonderful country!

Dallara


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