Arrived yesterday evening.....a few opening shots of the trip to Ouray from Kansas.
Gorgeous scenery. :good2:
I really wish I could have made this rally. My family has no idea how much I love them. :sorry:
Here are a few more....
Random shots of FJ's at the camp ground
Waiting on road repairs on the 'Million Dollar Highway'
The first photo is overlooking Ouray.
A trip to Mesa Verde National Park. 40 miles with some of the best curves I have ever ridden.
More from Mesa Verde National Park
My faithful steed temporarily breaks down..... Possibly an inherent problem with the Wiseco pistons involving high rpm's, engine breaking, vacuum and fouled plugs. I am sure 9000 feet of elevation was also a contributing factor. A nice water fall was across the road. After about 40 minutes he fired up and away I went. A big thank you goes out to Derek and Donna for launching a rescue effort with their trailer. I passed them on my way back to camp.
The FJ line up. 16 FJ's in attendance. 15 in the line up. 19 bikes for the Rally.
Shots of the waterfall across the road from camp and the snow melt swollen river behind the cabins
A short ride with Randy T, GTS Dave and Marty
I will let others caption the significance of these photos.
Stopped for a breather on Monarch Pass, blazed on to Wichita.
Great picts. Thanks for sharing the adventure. :good2:
Here is an interesting article on The Million Dollar Highway (US550)
http://www.imfromdenver.com/this-road-in-colorado-was-ranked-one-of-the-most-dangerous-in-the-world/ (http://www.imfromdenver.com/this-road-in-colorado-was-ranked-one-of-the-most-dangerous-in-the-world/)
It is an incredible road to ride.
Two FJ's from different mothers were caught side by side.