Don Tovey, I see yours. Nice Interstate.

Love your shot Ludwig, How often do you ride in the snow? That takes a lot of love for riding in my book, Very Cool!

Hortons Norton wrote:Love your shot Ludwig, How often do you ride in the snow? That takes a lot of love for riding in my book, Very Cool!

I don't ride in the snow ( if I can avoid it ) !
The photo is slightly fake : The snow is at the side of the road , but it makes for nice pictures .
There was a lot of snowfall that night , but the roads where clear .
Snowfall in midsummer is not so unusual in the mountains .
This is a fullsize picture , but the picture of my brother's Triumph at the same spot gives a more realistic vieuw of the road condition :

Oh OK for a minute there it looked as if you were doing a little off roading in the snow, But it sure must have been cold. When it comes to riding in cold weather I have to admit I'm a lightweight. I take the truck and a cup of coffee, You guys that ride in the cold are my hero's. I really like the setup you have made to carry your gear, I am thinking of doing the same here in the future. Could you tell me where all the mounting points are on the rear. Thanks for the pictures, Chuck.

Hortons Norton wrote:I have to admit I'm a lightweight. I take the truck and a cup of coffee

For a Southern Californian that might be 60 degrees...

Well maybe not 60 but your pretty close, LOL

Looks like this Avatar stuff is quite contagious
Happy New Year
Another years worth of riding awaits!!
Thee Marshal

Here goes... :

After digging around I found this, one of the few images I shot of my bike when it was last running years ago. Like ludwig's it has that winter theme. Although when I lived in Vancouver I rode year round which meant in the snow and freezing temperatures at times, I wasn't riding up north in the snow where this was taken. I think I just liked the look of it all frosty and all. It would have been taken inside for the winter back then.