'74 Commando vs elite modern joy ride trip

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Stumbled on what I 1st thought was Ozark's Race Track Road but didn't tighten up as much. Its the type riding Wesley in a hurry would lead me on with groin tightening rates, in the wet, so not comfortable even on Ms Peel. Not stupid squids, old seasoned farts with purposeful spirit. Its what I imagine we all long for - quaint antiquities, mythical flying carpets thrust into the future easy as pie by turbo fan smmooth hand of God. I have followed two cargo ladden 850's in similar conditions to be awed by how easy they just left Ms Peel behind unless making her/me strain too. They were just passing through sightseeing rates to them with a place to reach in reasonable time, not maxing out, ugh. Commandos need a new following or supplies dry up so wish Commando feats/features would go viral to keep new blood pumping while gasoline not illegal.
 
Nice to see a commando being used for what they were made for
I see so many that are beautiful looking but are just ornaments
 
The road in the vid is in S Cal, not Arkansas. Tightest twistys there are on Push Mountain Rd., The "Arkansas Dragon" Talimena Parkway has some pretty good twists at either end, especially on the Mena end. Rt 7 north of Hot Springs is fun, too. 125 north of the Peel Ferry into Missouri is a hoot. Lots of great roads, which is why I have been riding there at least twice a year since 2007.
 
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Nice! no grounding though.
I wish I had a video of my late mate Ian Fearan rear wheel steering his bog standard 76 Mk3 in the wet.

Dave
 
Thanks for that hobo"T"..... That's the 2nd time today I've heard that Nugent song. Nice vid bro.
 
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