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natchez trace parkway visitor center today started cool and ended in the nineties. saw maybe a dozen other bikes the whole day

I've been putting off this trip for two years. This summer I finally went.

Fuel got a little tight between towns. Lesson learned: fill up every time you see a station out here.

The second morning I woke up in Dubois to fog so thick I couldn't see the bike from the motel door. By ten it burned off and the riding was perfect.

If you have the time, go. Don't wait like I did.

Quick evening run out to Garden of the Gods Recreation Area after work nothing beats that light on the way home 🙌

leaves on the road are as slick as ice when they're wet take it easy out there this fall

time for new tires on the r 1300 gs mostly back roads with some commuting sport touring or something stickier? what are you all running?

gravel washed across a blind corner on my usual loop today ride it like u have never seen it before 😬

nice and easy cruise out to smugglers' notch state park windows down weather, if bikes had windows

wind was rough on the way to palo duro canyon state park but the ride home was glass panigale v2 handled it fine 😎

wind was rough on the way to palomar mountain state park but the ride home was glass. crf450l handled it fine.

took the scenic way to fall creek falls state park probably doubled the distance no regrets

morning fog burned off right as i got to maquoketa caves state park. perfect timing for once

up and out by seven took the long way to taughannock falls state park and had the road almost to myself until about ten bonneville t100 ran perfect.

up and out by six thirty took the long way to crater lake rim village and had the road almost to myself until about ten tuono 660 ran perfect 🏍️🏍️

nice and easy cruise out to jerome historic district. windows down weather, if bikes had windows 💨☀️

Bonneville T120 sunset cruise. Sometimes you gotta slow down and enjoy the ride. #Triumph #Bonneville #ClassicVibes

went to a parking lot and practiced emergency braking for an hour humbling, everyone should do this every season. 🙏