Love to go for a ride but I have still got a few things on the bike that need "tidying up"......
Could be a while! (Sorry no trees,mountains or rivers in the background...)

Would love to Mark, we can let it get warm up enough so it's not serious trouble when we get really lost!

Got the Vermont plates for the TS 185 and got it out for the first dual sport ride, can't wait for warmer weather to keep finding new roads and trails to explore. A few snowflakes came down minutes later, too cold for me to call riding fun!

Your TS185 looks like new. They were great bikes. I swapped my DT1B for one in 1973 and enjoyed many miles in the local enduro competitions. Hope spring weather gets here early for you.

A crisp, early fall day in Eastern Ontario Canada, near the eastern borders of Algonquin Park.

First ride of the year, it's been too wet and cold so far. Even today it was still a bit muddy to my taste. Camp Fire burn area is looking very green thanks to all the new grass. This was the first longer outing on the Suzuki about two hours and change. While it runs like a top on slower winding roads, it can't sustain over 40mph for more than ten seconds without running out of fuel.

Beautiful picture. If enduros were animals, you’ve shown one in its native environment whereas I’ve only seen them as a pet. Good on you! Don’t even care that it’s a tiger pic on a lion site! Well done!

This picture here is the very reason why I'm restoring my '74 DT 125. One of the best ways to experience our beautiful natural world, on two wheels with the wind in your face. Where is this?

Overlooking Butte Creek outside Chico, California.

Heading out tomorrow for 1/2 a day, after dirt riding for 47 years it never gets old

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