Beautiful shot. Is that the Bank St. bridge?
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Lol, yes, and that’s why it‘s in the Dumpster…Beautiful shot. Is that the Bank St. bridge?
P.S. You know this is a Moto Guzzi forum, right?
I took one of the V7 a few days earlier, angle was bad, too late…
But yellow at dusk -
Where am I ?
adding to the Church “Collection”
Did I mention I was a Geologist ?
guessed yet ?
adding to the Church “Collection”
Did I mention I was a Geologist ?
guessed yet ?
Would that be Sudbury, home of the giant nickel?
Indeed, the Big Nickel, and my home town 
Finaly, an opportunity for a small tour… and a nice stretch of weather
Finaly, an opportunity for a small tour… and a nice stretch of weather
I too will finally get to do a small tour starting Tuesday. 5 days in and around Allegheny National Forest in Western Pennsylvania. I may get a little wet on the ride home but hopefully not. It will be hot though.
There are indeed some Great roads up there !
I worked up in Coudersport and the drive from the Airport was Great !!!
Winding road with elevation changes
Winding road with elevation changes
Ok, this is sort of weird.
Planning for the other fluid changes ( brake/ clutch ) and it seems you take off the end of the line, remove a screw that terminates the line, re-install what is the bleeder assembly, bleed the system, take the assembly off again, put the screw back in and re attach the assembly WTF !!!
So I do need BMW special part #3 brake bleeding device
and there seems to be a spring loaded ball behind the grub screw that keeps the system sealed/closed…
( I haven’t looked at the bike still reading )
Planning for the other fluid changes ( brake/ clutch ) and it seems you take off the end of the line, remove a screw that terminates the line, re-install what is the bleeder assembly, bleed the system, take the assembly off again, put the screw back in and re attach the assembly WTF !!!
So I do need BMW special part #3 brake bleeding device
and there seems to be a spring loaded ball behind the grub screw that keeps the system sealed/closed…
( I haven’t looked at the bike still reading )
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Might this be my lucky day and a Speed Bleeder I picked up for something Else that Did not work - Work on the bike....
( I Like using my Imagination )
I don’t know. I use the proper tool. YMMV. Good luck!
The roads were amazing. Huge elevation changes with pavement as smooth as a babies butt. Beautiful consecutive curves and endless variety. We did 400 km in the forest on Wednesday. 2050 km total in 4 days. 800 km the first day just to get there.I worked up in Coudersport and the drive from the Airport was Great !!!
Winding road with elevation changes
Pictures / Movie - GoPro footage ?
- 21$ Cdn.
I’ve been wondering if I could buy another set of the Amazing pipes I have on the V7 And adapt them to the R1100S then it might have an “interesting“ sound…
It’s an AWFUL long way to drive to get Awesome set of ‘mufflers ‘
It’s an AWFUL long way to drive to get Awesome set of ‘mufflers ‘
These were all taken around or near the Allegheney National Forest.
If you google Kinzua bridge it's an interesting read. Built in 1885 and partially destroyed by a tornado in 2003.
Kinzua dam is near Warren Pennsylvania.
James City, well... that's my name.
There was a beautiful winding road along the bank of the river, I didn't catch the name.
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Ouch, good thing you crossed the bridge First !
Looks great !
Looks great !