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- San Arthur
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Goodbye To Zenaida
Thanks to everybody for following my posts.
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- San Arthur
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I'm back in the BSR!
YES!
The original plan was for me and my wife to share her bike in case Zenaida failed. Not any more, she changed her mind, she is having a blast. Thanks to Chris and to Allan for this kind offer.
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- San Arthur
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Marfa
A running bike, great company and cold beer...
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- Darryl.Richman
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- San Arthur
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Prada
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- San Arthur
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Easy morning in Marfa
Breakfast in Squezze Marfa
My wife getting ready.
ME!
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- San Arthur
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Presidio to Lajitas
My wife and I.
BUSTER
A dogs life..
Chain adjustment? What is the chain for?
Velocette at speed!
Great view!
Group picture.
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- San Arthur
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Terlingua
Buster after a few beers!
Singing Cowboy
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- San Arthur
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R60US
The torque is out of this world. It needs a little getting use to the telescopic forks, I feel I'm flying over the light bucket every time I brake. But it is so much easier to turn then my Earl's forks.
I'm still perfecting the cold and warm starting procedures.
Is a beautiful night in the Chisos Basin!
Perfect for working on the bikes, everybody but me and my wife. The R60US needs no chain adjustment for one, and I could go on and on, but I don't want to be rude to my hosts.
The R60US will get gas, check the oil level, tires and that is it!
Saludos
Arturo
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- San Arthur
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The Big Bend ride
After this trip, my wife interest is on the British rigid frame bikes and she will start looking for one.
The group of the 15th BSR.
It was hot in the Big Bend, 98F! Perfect for a cold watermelon.
As soon as we got to Marathon I took the R60US back to Alpine. There was no traffic, just me and the twin. 62 Mph seems to be the perfect speed for this altitude.
Safe and sound at Chris' shop. He modify BMWs for serious off road riding.
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