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Gsxrgirrl Does The Southwest

gsxrgirrl thanks for posting the trip. It brought back some good memories from AZ, NV and UT trip I did a couple of years back :thumbup
 
AWESOME! Great pictures. Thanks for posting. (Where is my mojo now??)
 
Those are great pics and narratives! thanks for posting! Very inspiring!

Do you have any special add ons to your bike such as special seat or is it mostly stock?

How may tires did you go through on the trip?

I soo want to get out there and do a long trip now!
 
Thanks for posting the truly awesome pictures! :hail

It was nice to share your trip from the comfort of my home! :laughing


Yana:banana
 
Red Hooter said:
Those are great pics and narratives! thanks for posting! Very inspiring!

Do you have any special add ons to your bike such as special seat or is it mostly stock?

How may tires did you go through on the trip?

I soo want to get out there and do a long trip now!
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the only "comfort" add ons are heated grips :)
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everthing else is stock...
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i put a new set of Z6's on there for the trip. i will be able to get a few more miles out them still..however, they are " square "...:laughing
 
Inspirational! :applause

Thanks for sharing. Those pics really make me want to go on a long trip myself.
 
Excellent adventure and some extraordinary photos. Are you a photographer, what photo gear were you using?
 
Thank you for sharing!!! :cool
 
Awesome ride, pic's and write up :applause :thumbup

So very cool... Damn... thanks for taking us along.


:smoking
 
GSXR road trip...

WOW!!!... Awesome beautiful pics. Thanks for sharing your Epic Ride.
 
i've been about 70% of those places and i'd have to say those pics, even though they are absolutely beautiful, don't do it justice. my jaw was to the ground the whole time looking at those pics. did you stop in jackrabbit arizona? you know HERE IT IS! there's a house about 100 yards east of that stop that is NAIOMI Native American Indian Outreach Ministries inc.. basically it's a woman who takes in abused native american children, i go there about one a year for the past 7 years, if the drive out there seems boring, then you're not looking hard enough. so many props, looks like fun
 
I feel like I was there! Good post.
 
Fabulous pics. Makes me think I can do something like that...someday.
 
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