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Need to get off the new-guy list and find a forum home.. posted a few things on fjrowners and fjrforum. Got a new-to-me 2014 1300A, california model.

Bought it with a vague plan to hit all lower 48 states.. previous longest trips were a couple of 5000 mile loops to Alaska on a BMW and around the western US.

Howdy and welcome. There is an event in your neck of the woods in about two weeks:

viewtopic.php?f=59&t=3775

If you're interested, post up!

Tyler wrote: ↑Sat Aug 31, 2019 10:55 pm Howdy and welcome. There is an event in your neck of the woods in about two weeks:

viewtopic.php?f=59&t=3775

If you're interested, post up!

Nice, lemmie check it out, I should probably do a shake down ride - ~250 miles from here, that's a quick half day hop.

Welcome to our Merry Band

Welcome! YFO would be a great introduction to some of the wackos you’ll find here. Introduce yourself if you see my plate.


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dem wrote: ↑Sat Aug 31, 2019 11:04 pm

Tyler wrote: ↑Sat Aug 31, 2019 10:55 pm Howdy and welcome. There is an event in your neck of the woods in about two weeks:

viewtopic.php?f=59&t=3775

If you're interested, post up!

Nice, lemmie check it out, I should probably do a shake down ride - ~250 miles from here, that's a quick half day hop.

Welcome, that 250 could easily be 500 if you turn left when your supposed to turn right...or is it the other way around?

The eastern Sierra's are always worth the ride.

Welcome from metro Seattle!

~G

Welcome from South Carolina.

Welcome to the Playhouse, from Flatistan.

Thanks everyone - good to make some connections around the country, I'm thinkin' something like this:

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Oh, that's fine n all, but you missed Travelers Rest, SC.



Where in NorCal? I've been to NorCal once. I'm going back some day.

South bay of SF, land of office buildings and strip malls and invading your privacy. The good news is the riding gets better 10 miles away.

That loop will take you weeks if you stop and talk to any of us or we show you more local roads..... good to go to a few FJR gatherings to find all the characters interacting...... welcome aboard and enjoy!!

Ray you are a posting machine - you're in every thread I posted on fjrowners too.. I figure 3 months for a nice leisurely loop around the country, but I might break it up into multiple trips, depends a lot on where my life goes in the next couple of years.

dem wrote: ↑Sun Sep 01, 2019 9:09 am Ray you are a posting machine - you're in every thread I posted on fjrowners too.. I figure 3 months for a nice leisurely loop around the country, but I might break it up into multiple trips, depends a lot on where my life goes in the next couple of years.

I have to keep my post count up to compete with Wheatie.... but I have FJR brain too.

Dem - welcome.

Adjust your loop a bit to put you my way in Cajun Country. Come between November and April and the weather will be just fine. Got a place for you to stay and a personal tour of swamp land. My '14A will compliment yours well. The others will be jealous, but stay the course, my friend. We know that the red ones are the fastest!

Oh... come hungry and thirsty too.

dem wrote: ↑Sun Sep 01, 2019 8:15 am South bay of SF, land of office buildings and strip malls and invading your privacy. The good news is the riding gets better 10 miles away.

Los Gatos here... your route looks like a lot of fun! I did a 5+ week trip to the east coast and deep south a couple of years ago... enjoyed it so much I bought a 2nd bike that raised in Alabama so I can fly out and ride there more often.