Big ass dual sports Do Not Enter

[linz]

It was all going peachy till the bridge crossing the Chehalis river was blocked. After thefirststeep veryrocky hill wedecided we really did not want to go back down, we had to get down and dirty with some serious dirt biking. Mike on his new GS1150 and me with my new 1200 GS eventually we came out just east of Mission. A word to the wise, make sure your bike and gear do not weigh 750 pounds. We both came out without bruising anything. My advice to other big GSer’s is to stick to the main road that takes you all the way down to the Sasquatch Inn just outside of Agassiz. Boring as it is.

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more photos

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Do not enter sign

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Sumit

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top of the log jam

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another little dip in the road

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head size rock garden

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pushing the envelope here

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At last we hit the smooth stuff, nothing quite like going from dirt to feeling those G's at 140. Gotta love those big dual sport bikes.

[tomcycle]

Looks like you guys had too much fun:hr:

Remember if it was EZ everyone would be doing it

:clap:Excellent ride

When you have some time check out how to post photos on the forum, it will make it easier to post your report and take up less room here.

TT

[kitchencabinet]

well done.nice report and pics.

:shock:impressed, i am.

kc.

[Loz]

linz wrote:
At last we hit the smooth stuff, nothing quite like going from dirt to feeling those G's at 140. Gotta love those big dual sport bikes.
Amen to that ! Feels like floating on air eh?