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Descending from Virginia Peak in Nevada on our way to Cedarville on my 1090

I was also waiting for the T7 and ended up with the 1090R, but I gotta say that the 790/890 platform has grown on me. Congrats on the new bike!

Bummer. Mother Nature had other plans for you..

Unistrut is great stuff. I used it for the rear rack on my old truck's aluminum/plastic shell. Bad pic, but you get the idea. I would put my kayak up there. I think it should work pretty good for awning mounts.

Have a good ride. Looking forward to the report. Now, what did you forget? :-)

For live tracking I think you would need to have internet access. I've used Spotwalla on a lot of group trips, but there can be quite a delay updating so it's not "real time".

The gear prep and bike prep are a fun part of any trip. Looking forward to the reports from the ride.

Great looking build overall, and I really like the shaft/bolt thing through the rear wheel!

Nit Witt Ridge in Cambria, CA We finally took a tour of this California landmark. The Hearst Castle is also nearby and shares the distinction of CA Landmark.

The Avon tires are nice and dual use. I had them on my old V-Strom. I would love to see some real knobbies on your bike though. That would look sick.

Totally awesome! 919 is one of my favorite all time bikes, and I still want one.

I've always wondered if I could do an Iron Butt...

pith helmet, these last two sets are really cool. The house looks like a DIY labor of love.

Love the stone structures. So much hard work is put in the building of it.

I purchased the digital version to use with Avenza Maps. I like it, and think it will probably be pretty good for backcountry travel. Maximum zoom (I think)

Very cool. Don't forget to download before heading off the grid right? This is another nice backup to my GPS, and the new Benchmark Baja Atlas including Benchmark on Avenza. Of course have to mention the discontinued Baja Baja Almanac with a compass.

Juvenile Residential Facility at Fouts Springs / Stonyford. We camp and ride here often, the Summers are super hot, and the winters are super cold. It can be a brutal environment to live in. I wonder what you had to do as a kid to get sent here. It was taken over by the Forest Service a while...

Detroit and some of the areas around it are really interesting. I spent a lot of time there working the auto shows back in the mid-late 90's I got had a cab driver take me on the scenic route to our hotel and he fed me a lot of history while we drove through abandoned neighborhoods, commerce...

Glad you got it back. Sad it's in poor shape.

Haha, pith helmet... I also feel like I post too much here and in a few other threads, but how about Treasure Island in SF? Large portions had been closed off due to Radiation. Some just abandoned What's that big tank for on the right behind the fence?