When I was in high school my parents forbid me to buy a motorcycle, which only increased how badly I wanted one. When I had saved up a few dollars washing dishes I bought an old police bike. I parked it around the corner from my house for 2 years without my parents knowing. That was in 1986, and I have been riding on and off-road ever since.
2003 F 650 GS Dak
Durham, NC
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Congrats to Jason, Jim, and Brad! We are all very proud, and a little envious. We will be cheering you on while you are in Tunisia. I'd love to hear more about the trials. I'm sure it was much more difficult then it looked on the local television coverage.
Is there any way to track the teams during the challenge?
Are there any more details on the challenge, such as distance, time, will you all ride together or is it a relay, etc.?
-Keith
Utah is one of my favorite places. When I lived in Colorado I went to Canyonlands and Moab every chance I got, mosty off-roading in my 4-Runner and on my mountain bike.
I finally got around to posting some video I shot in Baja.
This is a rough cut. I have a lot more footage that I hope to edit together in a more interesting way. I was having a lot of problems last night uploading video to Youtube so I tried Viddler.com, wh...
Re: BMW International GS Trophy!!!
If they do put us through the same tests as the Japanese team there will probably be an advantage for those riders who have more experience on the big beasts:
Re: BMW International GS Trophy!!!
I love all of you guys. And I made a promise to myself that if I get chosen for Team USA I will return the framed picture of W to the national guard in WV.
Re: BMW International GS Trophy!!!
I vote for Jason as well. Anyone that can ride a 15 year old R100 GSPD like he does would kick ass on the F800 GS. And I want to hang with him in Tunisia.
- Ciampa
