A perfect winter PNW day!
A perfect winter PNW day!
White bunny sitting patiently on the TV stand
If I don't move they can't see me.
Mountain view.
It's February in Washington. Where is all the snow?
Highland Hops
Xr650l, and I am sure at least one of the tigers is overdue.
Oh no, this just reminds me of all the fork fluid I need to change this winter.
Nice work!
Grinder and paint, something something welder I ain't.
Ordered! So stoked!
Fabrication complete, welding time!
Let's just hope that the weather holds a little bit longer.
Wrapping up the last of summer with a quick trip to Ross lake.
Just a seal family on San Juan island.
Goat Lake with a glacier behind it.
Made it up to Goat Lake in Washington!
Having a winch in the back of the pickup is a game changer!
Tiger 850 motorcycle next to a lake. The bike is equipped with shiny new luggage
I finally broke down and bought the legitimate Triumph luggage.
A mountain lake with a small island on it.
Alpine lakes wilderness in western Washington is a playground for old folks who still think they are into backpacking.
Mt Rainier through a gap in trees.
Rode the 410 loop today, could not have asked for better weather to take the bike out.
Carcassonne!
Triumph tiger 850
Spanish mountains
Riding through Spain for the next 18 days. It's 36c and I feel like my tires are melting.
Mirror exhibit at the white rabbit museum
White Rabbit Museum is definitely worth a visit if you are ever in Barcelona.
It's another beautiful day in the Pacific North West.
Behold! My incredibly over designed rear tank mount!
Alright, I finally welded up some gas tank mounts. I had to redesign the whole thing from buttons to a solid rod that goes through the frame. Next up, modifying the stops so the bars don't smash up my shiny new tank.
Just chilling with the bees.
The east side of the Cascades in Washington is in full bloom!
Canoe on a lake
Great weather finally hit the Pacific North West!
Good question, you should probably get out of her way.
Alright front gas tank mounts are done. Now to rip out all of the flammable bits and get to welding.
Don't you worry. The tank hasn't had gas in it for 20 years or so.