Radioman Rides the World....... - Page 250

Radioman · 10-08-2012, 07:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CloneBoy

Just another lurker checking in, just read the entire thread "cover to cover"

Welcome. Love to have first time posts on my RR. It is amazing and I am honored that you and many others are reading and following along! Thanks!

Mr. Vintage · 10-08-2012, 08:58 PM

Enjoying the read mark - ride safe!

Radioman · 10-10-2012, 05:58 AM

Hola Mr V!! Hope all is well for your and your family in the great Palouse!

Radioman · 10-10-2012, 06:11 AM

Always different stopping in a place for a time. Have spanish class everyday from 8:30 -12:30, then time to explore and connect with others!

Doing my Spanish school here. Meeting some interesting people from Denmark, Holland, Germany, Canada, Israel!!

Time to relax and have some tea made of Coco. Helps to adjust to the 11,000 + foot elevation

Common drink up here

Wandering around seeing the sights of the city.

Amazing the size and fit of the stones...

Sunday afternoon I walked down to the Plaza de Armas, and enjoyed a parade.

Lots of color and costumes to enjoy!

At the same time just taking it all in!

Peruvian Flag as well as the flag of Cusco.

Love the way they create locking hasps. This looks like 1 1/2" rebar...

Lots of great food to try out from the local vegetarian place for $2.00 USD lunch

To buildings around the city is disrepair ....

or just interesting buildings. The blue paint is popular here!

To really fancy restaurants with Amazing food, like this grilled Alpaca!! Yummy!

Enjoyed this fancy meal with David and Mathias. David is my classmate in Spanish school. Great young guys from Denmark who are here to explore, study spanish and work in an Orphanage!

Parcero · 10-10-2012, 06:35 AM

Mark,

Nice logo from Patrick46.

I'm no artist but I thought I'd try to create an alternative design for you anyway.

What do you think?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Patrick46

There now...that didn't take so long!!...

(the circle on the left prints is a run-over from a previous decal job...these were test prints. the top right is the winner!!)

)

I kin make 'em 3.5" x 5", or 2" x 3"....who want's acouple???

( need to figure out how to send any fundage to the Radioman to do with as he sees fit!)

Radioman · 10-10-2012, 03:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Parcero

Mark,

Nice logo from Patrick46.

I'm no artist but I thought I'd try to create an alternative design for you anyway.

What do you think?

Love you guys..... More stickers!

petefromberkeley · 10-10-2012, 03:22 PM

Hey, if you go to that Cathedral, there is a painting of the last supper. It's huge and looks like it could have been painted in Europe, but the "supper" is cuy

Nateman · 10-10-2012, 06:45 PM

I LOVE it, Parcero!!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Parcero

Mark,

Nice logo from Patrick46.

I'm no artist but I thought I'd try to create an alternative design for you anyway.

What do you think?

Radioman · 10-10-2012, 08:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by petefromberkeley

Hey, if you go to that Cathedral, there is a painting of the last supper. It's huge and looks like it could have been painted in Europe, but the "supper" is cuy

Saw that this afternoon

no photos allowed ....

_cy_ · 10-10-2012, 09:18 PM

Radioman ... how ya hanging?
have not visited your thread for awhile ... started following when you first started out.

has your new motor worked out?

Radioman · 10-11-2012, 05:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by _cy_

Radioman ... how ya hanging?
have not visited your thread for awhile ... started following when you first started out.

has your new motor worked out?

Had a really bad nights sleep last night that I do not know why. Just could not get to sleep, so only had a couple hours ..... But this is the first on my trip, so hopefully I will catch up tonight!

New motor has been running well with no issues. Now have over 18,000 miles (13Kish with new motor). Just one of those things that happens. Just very glad that BMW replaced the entire engine and I have been good to go!

Jarrod Weaver · 10-11-2012, 07:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Radioman

Had a really bad nights sleep last night that I do not know why.

Could it be the high-altitude tea?

TowPro · 10-11-2012, 09:42 AM

I always view this thread from my subscribed list, but I just noticed if you view your thread from the main "ride reports" index, Radiomans thread has 944,315 views for 7th place, and 3746 replies for 2nd place (behind "the Mobius Trip")
1 million views is coming soon!

Radioman · 10-11-2012, 12:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jarrod Weaver

Could it be the high-altitude tea?

Nope

oldtrout · 10-11-2012, 08:07 PM

Hola Radioman (Mark) !

Great work on the RR. Have been in from the start

I was going to put this up in Trip Planning, but thought I should go to the alpaca's mouth so to speak.

You seem to be impervious to altitude with your India / Himalayas ride and current venture. I know of a super fit mountaineering guy who got seriously ill at 13,000 ft in the Andries and had to call off his hike/ climb. How are you feeling ?

I know I have had problems sleeping, even in Reno, just being at 5000 ' ?? Being from the coast like you and rarely going higher than the mountains in BC, so just wondering ...... The mate I understand is good for energy but I need my ZZZZZ.

Enquiring minds wish to know. (no pressure)

Sleep well my friend, and may your ride be safe.

Hope to trace your path some day.
Logan

10-08-2012, 08:58 PM	#3737
Mr. Vintage Family Dude Joined: Jan 2007 Location: The Palouse Oddometer: 805	Enjoying the read mark - ride safe! __________________ - Jeff (Mr. Vintage) - Quota, SL350, MW250, MT250, CT90

10-10-2012, 05:58 AM	#3738
Radioman ^OP dreaming adventure Joined: Dec 2005 Location: GDay from Australia Oddometer: 4,154	Hola Mr V!! Hope all is well for your and your family in the great Palouse! __________________ Onto Chapter 3 of my life...... with Faith, Hope and Courage! New thread 5/11/2011 http://advrider.com/forums/showthrea...0#post15950430

10-10-2012, 06:11 AM	#3739
Radioman ^OP dreaming adventure Joined: Dec 2005 Location: GDay from Australia Oddometer: 4,154	Cusco..... Still here Always different stopping in a place for a time. Have spanish class everyday from 8:30 -12:30, then time to explore and connect with others! Doing my Spanish school here. Meeting some interesting people from Denmark, Holland, Germany, Canada, Israel!! Time to relax and have some tea made of Coco. Helps to adjust to the 11,000 + foot elevation Common drink up here Wandering around seeing the sights of the city. Amazing the size and fit of the stones... Sunday afternoon I walked down to the Plaza de Armas, and enjoyed a parade. Lots of color and costumes to enjoy! At the same time just taking it all in! Peruvian Flag as well as the flag of Cusco. Love the way they create locking hasps. This looks like 1 1/2" rebar... Lots of great food to try out from the local vegetarian place for $2.00 USD lunch To buildings around the city is disrepair .... or just interesting buildings. The blue paint is popular here! To really fancy restaurants with Amazing food, like this grilled Alpaca!! Yummy! Enjoyed this fancy meal with David and Mathias. David is my classmate in Spanish school. Great young guys from Denmark who are here to explore, study spanish and work in an Orphanage! __________________ Onto Chapter 3 of my life...... with Faith, Hope and Courage! New thread 5/11/2011 http://advrider.com/forums/showthrea...0#post15950430

10-10-2012, 03:22 PM	#3742
petefromberkeley - Joined: May 2004 Location: Berkeley, CA Oddometer: 3,261	Hey, if you go to that Cathedral, there is a painting of the last supper. It's huge and looks like it could have been painted in Europe, but the "supper" is cuy __________________ Nine mile skid on a ten mile ride. Hot as a pistol but cool inside.

10-10-2012, 09:18 PM	#3745
_cy_ Beastly Adventurer Joined: Sep 2011 Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma Oddometer: 2,496	Radioman ... how ya hanging? have not visited your thread for awhile ... started following when you first started out. has your new motor worked out? __________________ Bringing BMW R90S back to life, R80G/S, LiFePO4 testing Which is more reliable ... Points or Electronic Ignition for Airheads?

10-11-2012, 09:42 AM	#3748
TowPro I want to ride Joined: Aug 2009 Location: Compass PA Oddometer: 1,760	I always view this thread from my subscribed list, but I just noticed if you view your thread from the main "ride reports" index, Radiomans thread has 944,315 views for 7th place, and 3746 replies for 2nd place (behind "the Mobius Trip") 1 million views is coming soon! __________________ 2010 F800GS Stone Road Touring bike!

10-11-2012, 08:07 PM	#3750
oldtrout Gnarly Adventurer Joined: Jul 2007 Location: Delta/, Cariboo BC Oddometer: 119	Hola Radioman (Mark) ! Great work on the RR. Have been in from the start I was going to put this up in Trip Planning, but thought I should go to the alpaca's mouth so to speak. You seem to be impervious to altitude with your India / Himalayas ride and current venture. I know of a super fit mountaineering guy who got seriously ill at 13,000 ft in the Andries and had to call off his hike/ climb. How are you feeling ? I know I have had problems sleeping, even in Reno, just being at 5000 ' ?? Being from the coast like you and rarely going higher than the mountains in BC, so just wondering ...... The mate I understand is good for energy but I need my ZZZZZ. Enquiring minds wish to know. (no pressure) Sleep well my friend, and may your ride be safe. Hope to trace your path some day. Logan __________________ Provectus Oncorhynchus mykiss kamloops

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