In 2006, I rode did the ride for the second time. This time on my Yamaha XT225 enduro bike.
MyBike:
Other nut's bikes:
The lower road was pretty dry this year:
At the summit of the pass:
Some Ural's racing down the icy east side of the pass:
Monday, August 31, 2009
2006.02 - Colorado Elephant Ride
Each February, nut-case riders from all over converge on Bailey, Colorado to ride to the top of Guanella Pass (11,667') over the unmaintanied Guanella Pass Road.
In 2006, I rode did the ride for the second time. This time on my Yamaha XT225 enduro bike.
MyBike:
Other nut's bikes:
The lower road was pretty dry this year:
At the summit of the pass:
Some Ural's racing down the icy east side of the pass:
In 2006, I rode did the ride for the second time. This time on my Yamaha XT225 enduro bike.
MyBike:
Other nut's bikes:
The lower road was pretty dry this year:
At the summit of the pass:
Some Ural's racing down the icy east side of the pass:
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Its amazing how you have a heart for riding with this kind of weather. I personally park my bike in the garage until the roads are clear and dry. I never ride on cold and rainy seasons. I wonder how you do it so comfortably.
ReplyDeleteYour bike tires look great, i had to mention that. Considering that motorcycle tires should be in good condition mostly with the snow. Michelin Motorcycle Tires