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Route was made up on the fly, I was just following.

You can watch the video and figure out the main points and make your own route in between. Google Virginia Back of the dragon 16 (I believe) then, The Kentucky Dragon, (I have a shot of the sign 60??) and you can pick your own way there and back between them. There are only so many ways around those mountains.

It was steep downhill so the rear braking was assist couldn't be used as heavy as I tried to apply it. All that was saving the rear by letting off, straightening up and trying to redive in the curve and because I had less time to make it, I put too much rear brake in it again. The front was holding the whole time. Just so ya know.

You're welcome

Don't have any problem with it, it was entertaining, made it memorable!

@@Thinwater I was talking about the whole package of roads. I love a little gravel in my travel sometimes. Looked like some beautiful places.

@@TheSweeper "Gravel in my travel", Imma steal that one!

Honored to entertain you!

Soon....Soon

Thank you.

I think Jay was bored with Steve’s ride.

Should have weighed that Breva before and after!😮

@@TheSweeper 😄

If you are going to run it fast and lean it hard, flip the muffler clamps bolts up. and grind the side stand foot to the weld on the side facing the ground when leaned. Thanks for the compliments.

I thought you were hating on my bike at first! Now I know you mean the lane swapper on the Dragon. LOL

According to my informant, ya'll met the Stiletto on Steel rider two weekends ago. Small world

Thats good for the people that know what they are when they turn up used!

OEM 2004 windscreen

Fuel Injection light on sporadically. Its a flaw in the programming that the later years solved. You used to could take in in for a reflash and fix it. Dealers have long let that equipment go, I can't find someone with the means to plug into it and the software to do it. There is also a rumored fix to reroute some wiring harness to get it away from the plug wires and coil, but that didn't seem to help this one. Its a useless light anyway.

Wow, thank you!

You know I was just keeping up with you, then having to draft you in the straightaway.

I've heard that too!

I couldn't resist when I saw I had Shawdy in some footage with the Breva! There is more to it than that, that'll be in the VFRD

Which ones?

I have two Converts and just sold my G5

Cherohola Motorcycle Campground

I have no problem with Mike's Ellijay Restaurant's no plastic policy. Help fight the war on cash. No need in them losing 3% of profit to the card companies when its already hard to make in the restaurant business. Glad you enjoyed and commented there is a lot more from last year that I haven't gotten to yet and already recording rides this year. Work in the way but it'll come please stick around.

@@Thinwateryeah, I don't have a problem with the policy either. just put it out there for others who might read comments and are riding through Ellijay.

Look forward to more!

You provided a lot of content and entertainment!

Its pretty good! It didn't cover all the area has to offer.

Yes. Its about time for a repaint, but its ready to go as is right now. May put up a fishing pictures montage before long and you can see it again. Fishing shallow rivers with family, it draws 2.5" of water and the jet foot draws 2.5" more dead drift. Running its drawing less than 4" I'd suspect at the motor. If I was only fishing, not occasionally camping in it, I'd build it to the lower trim line and leave off the cabin. because of its low draft and high sides, its a weathervane in the wide open. I have to throw an anchor off the rear and let the front settle downwind to fish out of it in the wide open, otherwise the trolling motor on the front is in a never ending battle with the wind.

Thinwater...thank you for the reply!! I would love to see more photos or videos of the boat. My favorite photo of the boat is on the trailer behind the C-10, it's awesome!!! I wish I was closer, I would love to see it in person. Do you have a web site or other contact info available where I can contact you with more information about the build? Thanks again...@@Thinwater

@@aaronenstad9320 I assume you saw the pics on the Glen-L boatbuilders forum. It would probably be beneficial to others to ask and answer there. If that works for you let me know and I'll make it a point to log back in and answer questions. I haven't looked there in a while.

You're right! I've never seen it, Enginebreak will feel vindicated on your discovery!

On that bike drop I did the foot peg was sandwiching my foot against the pavement. No real injury but it ached for a month or more. The weight of that bike had a lot of leverage against my foot.

@@Thinwater hate to hear that ol’ buddy

in the Alabama 15 day grace period at the time.

1020 x 1980...It matters which number comes first!

More than one, I'll have to send you a link to the other behind the scenes ride award.

@@Thinwater Ok.

Yeah right, lol. No need in us ALL getting wet.

He did let everyone know that he was stopping. My cardo was not letting the sound through & they didn't know it. I planned to tell them at our first break spot. I have followed him for thousands of miles all around the country, he is not reckless. It was just a bad moment that could have been much worse.

You don't have to continue missing it.

Only now realizing how many unpaved roads there are from Ellijay north.

@@merlelowe2368 What area is your start point?

@@Thinwater Near Cartersville GA

Your footage would have definitely added to it. Thanks I hope ya'll enjoy it as much as I do riding with the crew.

Thanks, I'm sure you could do it with practice. A smaller diameter log to begin with, just 1/3 longer than the bike perhaps.

Sometimes its all the little things that make it memorable. White wall wheel grill, with a hot charcoal interruption to assembly.

We did!

Thank you for watching, Merry Christmas! Where you starting from?

@@Thinwater I’m in Virginia Beach. It will be e a bit of a trek but is doable!

Didn't want to bother with getting the extra license, but later we went swimming in a good fishing spot that fishing was banned (coming up). And being a fisherman it was sometimes killing me that while sitting at camp on the bank of the stream by the fire and enjoying my coffee, other campers would catch trout right in front of me.

Thank you very much! That Himalayan is a utility tool isn't it? I've enjoyed mine thoroughly.

I've wondered that myself. Next time I'm in the area I will try to find out.