Preamble

My first few postings will be a brief history of my motorcycles I have owned through the years and their highlights, starting from 1966 to 2014... 48 years of riding

My blog is design for:
1.) to make a book (photo album) of my motorcycle adventures. I will have this blog printed off into a coffee table top hard covered book.
2.) for the public to view and promote motorcycle riding through-out the beautiful country sides of British Columbia, Canada.

What is my appeal for riding a motorcycle?

... the freedom it provides; not boxed into a vehicle, more aware of your surroundings.

... to experience the "smell"... of a clover-field, hay-fields, freshly cut grass, of wet pavement just after a hot day, farmers fields, and more

... the sounds of life around you.

... to ride with friends experiencing the same problems, excitement, belonging to a group

Yes, motorcycles are dangerous... just two wheels on the pavement, other vehicles do not see you and have no respect for you, always exposed to the weather and road conditions, bugs on your teeth, sore butts, sore throttle hand, sore back, but it is all worth it... we are alive and doing what we like to do... ride............

Monday, March 17, 2014

July 01, 2009 - Trip to 100 Mile House with Eric James

Every year, I like to ride up to see Steve Havas living in 100 Mile House. This year's ride will be with Eric James, another great friend from Sooke. We will be going the Whistler Route.

In addition, I stopped over at best friend's place, Seigfried Schuber. This was his last time on a motorcycle... he passed away due to prostrate cancer.

Seifried Schuber


Take at the junction of Whistler and Cashe Creek


Sitting on Steve's deck... Al, Eric and Steve

Eric and Steve... best friends

Falls close to 100 Mile House

Al, Steve, Val and me


Lake side at Steve cabin at the lake.



gas station at Lilloott... extremely hot there!

Road under repair... going back to Whistler... this road is now completely repaved... a motorcycle dream to ride...now.

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