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That's extremely generous of you Fred. I may take you up on the offer.

I'm flattered this annual fall ride continues. It must be good. Anyone have a spare FJR?

This is the original, classic design for everyday, any-distance commuting and touring. The one piece Roadcrafter has been worn on every continent, in every type of weather to nearly every place you can get to on a motorcycle. Loose enough to slip on easily over your street clothes, it’s tailored...

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I bought it off the rack as a 40 regular. According to the Rider Warehouse sizing chart: Chest 40in Height 5'9" Weight 140-180lbs Waist 34in Inseam 31in I'd have to dig up my paperwork. Found the date of manufacture. It's 5-18-98.

This is the original, classic design for everyday, any-distance commuting and touring. The one piece Roadcrafter has been worn on every continent, in every type of weather to nearly every place you can get to on a motorcycle. Loose enough to slip on easily over your street clothes, it’s tailored...

I sold my KLR this summer so I'm down to a Yamaha WR250R. Only dirt and paved back roads for me now. I'm still putting on rides. I'm hosting the 2nd annual "Over the River & Through the Woods Run" on Columbus Day from Pats Peak. The color looks to be about 2 weeks behind this year but we got the...

Fred-be advised that if you are planning to ride to the summit of Mt Kearsarge on Sunday that Warner is having their "Fall Foliage Festival" going on in town this weekend. IIRC no cars are allowed into town and the only way to get in is a shuttle bus from either exit 8 or 9 off Rt 89. Maybe they...

Looks like you guys had a great ride. Is that a helmetless rider in your group? :asshat2:

Nice to see the annual tradition continue.

Complete post is here: https://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=536451

I found this pic on ADVrider. Amazing photo by a rider named Frank Likes to Ride. Frank can not only ride but handle a camera too. Female FJR pilot.

Route sheets/GPS tracks? Then riders can leave from Fiddleheads in smaller groups and be independent. With odometers not re-settable in tenths, re-set to 00.0 every 20 miles or so to keep the milage close. Just a thought if this ride continues to grow in popularity.

I thought we snagged some kid riding by on his bicycle? Or maybe that was some other group I led down through here. :good: