Here's a thread over at Adventure Rider that I've been enjoying. The only rule is the photos should have a motorcycle and airplane both. Theres some good shots in here, from all over the world. Ahhhh....motorcycles and airplanes. What else is there?

http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=257113

Do we have any of these photos here??? I'm still looking thru my collection.

I love that site. No airplane and bike pics yet, but I have posted a couple of trip reports from this summer on there.

This is a what? Get outta here...

I like this idea!




Sorry Z I shoulda called it a

That is one beefy belly pod. That pic is making me hungry.

I have been looking for a modern light motorcycle to put in my 206. 250cc. I watched a guy pull a Trials bike in and out of a 177 Cardinal.

Hello Backcounty pilots,
I have a 1974 Honda Trail 70 that fits in my Maule. The handlebars fold down and it goes 35 mph on a good day.

James
Spokane

james wrote:Hello Backcounty pilots,
I have a 1974 Honda Trail 70 that fits in my Maule. The handlebars fold down and it goes 35 mph on a good day.

James
Spokane

And how fast is the Honda?



Bada boom!

nice one

GroundLooper wrote:

james wrote:Hello Backcounty pilots,
I have a 1974 Honda Trail 70 that fits in my Maule. The handlebars fold down and it goes 35 mph on a good day.

James
Spokane

And how fast is the Honda?



Bada boom!

OH BURN,I love it

Honda use to sell a car in Japan that came with a scooter in the trunk, you can find them on E-bay cheap, check it out.
http://jalopnik.com/396577/honda-motoco ... tiny-trunk

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james wrote:Your saying a Honda CT-70 will not go 35 mph?

It's got a climb prop.

I discovered my airplane camping gear would all fit in and on my '78 Goldwing.....including the Montague full size folding mountain bike, I got some strange looks but that has never bothered me!

I've loaded up the Dakar pretty good too.

All of this:


Into this:


Quite the adventure to be had.

Full read here (Lots of pics)
http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthre ... ht=schmatt

Schmatt...that is an awesome TR. I love the mud bog sippy hole pics. Haha.

WOW, thats a load!

My taking the Montague on the Goldwing to the following: http://www.skilookout.com/hiaw/ was a last resort, I couldn't find anyplace to land within bike riding distance. It is worth a looksee, incredibly scenic country and the bridges and tunnels are "famous" in that I believe several western movies were shot there, easy to believe. They just need an airstrip a little closer!

mountainmatt wrote:I've loaded up the Dakar pretty good too.

All of this:


Into this:


Quite the adventure to be had.

Full read here (Lots of pics)
http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthre ... ht=schmatt

What an awesome report and journey!!

CG, I saw a video on Vimeo of a guy riding his KTM through those tunnels (I thought it was longboy, but a search came up nil). Amazing indeed.

Thanks for the kind words guys (they take a bit to write and I'm glad so many have enjoyed the trip). I decided to sell the bike back in Sept, but it did make a good trip report over labor day weekend. DEN-PHX

http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=503537 (the only other TR I've written).

T'was a good summer!

I flew to a dual sport bike rally in September. I borrowed a dual sport bike from the rally host for the rides from his lakeside cottage. The 2.5 hour flight to the rally was much nicer than driving my KLR 8 hours to get there. No monkey butt either.



My bike and plane at home. Before I got the plane the bike was a poor substitute for adventure. I still drive it a lot though, different kind of adventure. You never see a bike or airplane parked at a psychiatrist's office.