To max out the cool factor, Honda has commissioned a killer custom Cub from Thailand’s superstar bike builders.
Source: Honda launches the 2018 Super Cub with a K-Speed custom
This is awesome!
To max out the cool factor, Honda has commissioned a killer custom Cub from Thailand’s superstar bike builders.
Source: Honda launches the 2018 Super Cub with a K-Speed custom
This is awesome!
Today I took Kiki in to get her inspection, and then to the tax office to renew the registration. It was a bit of a hassle because the inspection station wrote down the wrong VIN # so I had to head back there to get that fixed, then back to the tax office. But alls well that ends well as I got my sticker and I am legal once again. Ride on!
Awesome video!
This looks so fun! Vroom vroom!
Another excellent video from the MotoGeo folks. The Ducati Scrambler looks like an awesome motorbike!
I’ve been on my own for about a month now while my wife and kids are in Japan so I have a lot of free time to ride my motorcycle. Today I decided to ride north. That was pretty much the whole plan. I found a cool road that I’ve been wondering about, which starts in the town of Lampasas. I have seen the sign to Colorado Bend State Park many times but today was the first time I actually took it. It is really a gem of a road! Not many cars, some nice gentle twisties and today fine weather hovering about 89 degrees F, with beautiful clouds in the skies. It was awesome!
Total miles ridden: 155
A stormy day means it’s a good chance to wash the GS! I think I have only hand-washed Kiki once (the kids wanted to). I usually let the rain was her. Seem like that’s how a GS should be washed.
It was relatively warm today (yay Texas!) even though we are in the middle of December. Was so much fun riding around.
This is an awesome video!
I’m pretty lucky that I live on the edge of the Texas Hill Country, which has some really fun roads to ride. This morning I rode 1431 from our house in Cedar Park to Marble Falls, then up to Park Road 4, which goes past Longhorn Caverns State Park, and then on to Inks Lake State Park, where I took these photos. It was so much fun, that I turned around and rode the same way back home, and made it in time for lunch! It was a total of about 150 miles round-trip and a fantastic way to spend a Saturday morning.