The "Sport Bird" is now the "Tour Bird"

I've got her all packed out and ready to leave first light in the
morning. It might not have been the best idea to pack it up in the
room...might have to do some remodel to this hotel room to get her
back out.

The tank bag that was almost too large for my Shadow's tank, and then
extra large for the Hurricane is now just a dot on the tank of the
Bird. I have room for about three more just like it!

I'll be leaving out from Knoxville and down through Carolina into
Atlanta. Judging from the roads I went through on 129, it should be an
all day run through there. After that, I'll be on the slab from
Atlanta to Montgomery and then to the cut-through between Montgomery
to Mississippi. After that, it'll be a short jaunt through Mississippi
on slab and into Louisiana. Once in Louisiana, it should be a clear
shot to Bossier City where I cut from the Texas line and hit 80 into
Terrell. If the computer's mapping program is accurate, and I don't
get lost like I did yesterday, I should be in for about 1400 miles.
It'll be a nice sprint to see how well this big beast tours cross
country.

I'm betting I fall out somewhere around Atlanta from exhaustion, if
yesterday's curves were any indication.

Brian - Pilot/CBR1100XX Blackbird "La Guapa Dos Equis en Fuego"

 

Swing on by Palo Duro Canyon. We will be there Thursday and Friday.
Big Ed..You going with us or you going to meet us there??

Redshad

 

where the **** is Palo Duro? Is that anywhere around Mineola?

 

Its in the Texas Pan Handle around Amarillo

Redshad

 

The shit you say? I've been to Amarillo once....didn't lose anything I
need to go get....y'all have fun!

 

I'll meet ya there.

 

Bjay Up Here:
I admire anyone that rides those kinda miles and do it ''Solo''.
I've never been much on riding by myself.
However I can understand the advantages, stopping when and where you
wanna, eat where you wanna.
Oh yeah, those fun curves can also be
enduring.
Especially as many as you are zipping through.
Ride safe. RNGrin, Bjkoon.


(Brian Walker)
I've got her all packed out and ready to leave first light in the
morning. It might not have been the best idea to pack it up in the
room...might have to do some remodel to this hotel room to get her back
out.
The tank bag that was almost too large for my Shadow's tank, and then
extra large for the Hurricane is now just a dot on the tank of the Bird.
I have room for about three more just like it!

I'll be leaving out from Knoxville and down through Carolina into
Atlanta. Judging from the roads

I went through on 129, it should be an all day run through there.
After that, I'll be on the slab from Atlanta to Montgomery and then to
the cut-through between Montgomery to

Mississippi. After that, it'll be a short jaunt through Mississippi on
slab and into Louisiana.

Once in Louisiana, it should be a clear shot to Bossier City where

I cut from the Texas line and hit 80 into Terrell. If the
computer's mapping program is accurate, and I don't get lost like I did
yesterday,

I should be in for about 1400 miles. It'll be a nice sprint to see
how well this big beast tours cross country.

I'm betting
I fall out somewhere around Atlanta from exhaustion, if yesterday's
curves were any indication.
Brian - Pilot/CBR1100XX Blackbird "La Guapa Dos Equis en Fuego"