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It’s not just Jeep folks, some of them are amongst us…
If you’re ever up in Portland area I’d love to show you some spots! You’ll be disappointed if you’re expecting a macho guy thoughNot being in the know about where to go off roading in an area new to me, makes it tough. Your Avatar establishes you as a Macho off roading guy.
You wouldn’t believe the stupid mischief I got into on my R1200’s, two up, and later solo, 20 years ago… Pushing 70 now, I am much less likely to go places that street bikes wouldn’t dare go. Getting old really sucks.If you’re ever up in Portland area I’d love to show you some spots! You’ll be disappointed if you’re expecting a macho guy though
Edit to add, that motorcycle is a great way to scout spots too. Sometimes I’ll get on mine and go to a new area of the NF or BLM land and go scout roads, and when I see a spot that looks interesting for wheeling I’ll come back in the Land Cruiser.
Oh man I hear ya. I’m still under forty (by months, I tell ya, months!) and I’m already throttling back (ha) on some of the stuff I like to do on the bike. I had a nasty spill up on Mt Hood once that broke my ankle, and it was a very challenging ride back, to put it mildly. I’m much more hesitant to get too far out on the bike now when solo.You wouldn’t believe the stupid mischief I got into on my R1200’s, two up, and later solo, 20 years ago… Pushing 70 now, I am much less likely to go places that street bikes wouldn’t dare go. Getting old really sucks.![]()
You can pick them up used now. Mid 2007 or newer is a good start. ADVrider.com is a good place to start. There are much more powerful 1200’s that followed, but you (me) really don’t need that much HP.. (though I know some will disagree with my opinion).Oh man I hear ya. I’m still under forty (by months, I tell ya, months!) and I’m already throttling back (ha) on some of the stuff I like to do on the bike. I had a nasty spill up on Mt Hood once that broke my ankle, and it was a very challenging ride back, to put it mildly. I’m much more hesitant to get too far out on the bike now when solo.
I’ve never had a bike so nice as an R1200, a humble 411 Himalayan for me!
I’m a longtime member on ADVRider! I see you’re a WNC member, I was born and raised in Asheville (and am a member of the EBCI, right around the corner from you). Amazing road riding in that whole region, you’re not missing out much keeping it on the tarmac. I dream of cruising the parkway again.You can pick them up used now. Mid 2007 or newer is a good start. ADVrider.com is a good place to start. There are much more powerful 1200’s that followed, but you (me) really don’t need that much HP.. (though I know some will disagree with my opinion).