Documenting Rides - Photos, video & GPS

RSL · Aug 23, 2016

Or this backroad in the mid-Sierras. Much more fun than riding following tourists.

Video Link: https://photos.smugmug.com/Movies/2...JQ/0/960/2012 Fall Sierra Scenic Loop-960.mp4

kuksul08 · Aug 23, 2016

RSL said:
Here is a link to my Shortcuts Movie from a couple years back.

Video Link: https://photos.smugmug.com/Movies/Rides/i-mVQrsNj/0/960/2011 Cecilville HD-960.mp4

I think I've ridden that! We went to Forks of Salmon last year and rode tons of good stuff. That road looks very very familiar.

Truly some of the best riding ever. You have good taste. You will only see a handful of cars. Unfortunately last time I was up there I hit some gravel and had to cut the trip short in Healdsburg.

RSL · Aug 23, 2016

I've been exploring California backroads since 1995. But, since they are so far from Texas, it is critical that all the planning is done in advance. Never want to waste a single hour following tourists. Seems that few tourists know that they are required to use the slow vehicle turn-outs when being followed.

We come back into town for gas and a motel. We usually meet out there twice a year. All very experienced riders, all with B2B 2-way radios, all riding our own ride following GPS routes. The group stuff is only for the video to add visual interest seeing other bikes.

mentalist · Aug 24, 2016

Just back from 1500 mile tour of Ireland and the Ulster GP, recorded the route on my Garmin Zumo and captured a lot of video footage too, just not had time to download the info yet. Back offshore for three week rotation.
Ireland was epic and cannot wait to go again and do the roads and trails i missed.

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