Pictures of Expedition Motorcycles

[atavuss]

just got it yesterday so nothing but a garage picture so far........
its a 07 XR650L that I bought used. the P.O. only had it for 3 months and put 850 miles on it. it is still stock.

had a chance to ride it off road a bit a couple of weeks ago. both pictures are near Blue Lakes off of highway 88 in the California Sierras:
an old stable:

an old log cabin that has started to collapse:

 

[HiLift Jack]

My new ride.

I just picked up this beauty, the bike not the wife, for dualsporting. I am amazed this is a 1989 model with dual plugs, 50hp and smooth as can be.

 

[jerdog53]

Sweet !! Score!!! On both accounts!!

 

[b jeepin]

i just picked up!

a 93 tw 200, i've been reading there a great bike to tool around the trails so of course i had to find one!

:bike_rider: :bike_rider: :safari-rig: :sombrero:

 

[Rhode Trip]

a 93 tw 200, i've been reading there a great bike to tool around the trails so of course i had to find one!

:bike_rider: :bike_rider: :safari-rig: :sombrero:

Nice bike. You are gonna enjoy it. Come check out the t-dub forum:
http://tw200forum.com/forums/

 

[Maximus Ram]

I just picked up this beauty, the bike not the wife, for dualsporting. I am amazed this is a 1989 model with dual plugs, 50hp and smooth as can be.

very nice...transalps were only availeable for 89-90 ....tough to find.

 

[hawktoter]

Here's a pair, Husky 610, KTM 520 EXC at Great Sand Dunes Colorado.
Traveling light with a weeks worth of gear. My buddy's on the Husky. I'm
on the KTM, injured and unable to walk. But, I could still ride.

Oologah Lake, Ok. Unloaded for a day ride.

Coosa WMA, Montgomery Al. Riding in the 20's with snow flurries.

 

[LandCruiserPhil]

:roost:

 

[mhiscox]

Nice expedition bikes, but here's an alternative approach: The bike on expedition.

Can't say enough good about this old Honda TLR200 sorta-trials bike as a fun thing to take on your expedition. Doesn't weigh half what most "real" expedition bikes weigh, making it trivial to get on and off the rack, and light enough it doesn't affect handling. Serves as the go-for-help vehicle should the main rig get stranded, great for riding around the campground or making a little run into town (fully street legal), and much easier to ride on a trail or fire road than a quarter-ton adventure bike. The point being, at the cost of some lost departure angle, I get to have a whole lot of the fun parts of backcountry riding while still having the comfort and weathertightness of an enclosed vehicle.

Yeah, I know it's not the same thing (I also own an ex-Iron Butt Concours and an XR600R), but I'm convinced this "light bike on the truck" approach has a lot to recommend it, so I figured I'd post up a picture.

 

[Dave Bennett]

Here's my 08 Kawasaki KLR650 on South Main Divide above Lake Elsinore today

Further down on Killen Rd on my way to Tenaja and San Mateo Canyon Wilderness

 

[1speed]

Fly and Ride, new bike

 

[dirtysouth]

Best of both worlds...

 

[traveltoad]

I just sold my 2002 R1150GS Adv to get this:

The big tank goes on this weekend...

 

[MuddyMudskipper]

Nice!:26_7_2:

 

[LandCruiserPhil]

I just sold my 2002 R1150GS Adv to get this:



The big tank goes on this weekend...

It must feel like a toy getting off the Adv:REExeSquatsHL1:A very fast and fun toy I must add