The Chick And The Dame Ride Kennedy Meadows

Wow, riding with one other rider who is shutterbug sure has it's advantages. I had my own personal guide and photographer.

I'll have to get more shots next time, but that means that I'll have to go faster!

I could look at this report and the pictures over and over (and probably will).

Now the KDX is washed, serviced and the carb and gas tank are emptied, the bike rolled away till October 1st, which is the next legal time that I can actually ride it down here in my local area.

Next year I will bring a warmer sleeping bag. The one I took is supposed to be good down to 20 degrees, but no such luck. I'll bring a foam pad for better insulation below me, too.

I'll bring a bigger can of gas....and maybe a bigger gas tank on the bike.

And last but not least, I'll be sure to bring the fly rod.

Woo hoo, can't wait for next year!

Thank you both very much for sharing

Kennedy/Troy Meadows is open to riding red or green sticker offroad motorcycles whenever there isn't snow and then it's open for snowmobiling when there is snow. It's down here in my area that everything is green sticker only all year round and red sticker from Oct 1st to April 31st. It's one of those cute enviroMENTAL regulations we have here in the state of California. To simplify things, all bikes both two and four stroke that are 2002 models or older qualify for a green sticker, while all 2003 and up two stroke models and closed circuit four stroke models that don't meet the new C.A.R.B. emission standards are red sticker only and subject to being banned in various public riding areas at various times of the year. The bike that I rode at Troy Meadows missed being green sticker by just one year model.

Thanks, Looks like Woodschick is an even bigger shutterbug than I am.

How you get big pictures like that is to get a free account at Photobucket or some other photo hosting site, then upload your pictures to there at the size we used which is 1024X786 or something about that ratio anyway. It's the size of a 17 inch monitor screen. Then you can add the pictures from there and not use up any bandwidth on the CH forum.