This was not really a planned thing! Returning from my November trip to Tennessee we began to talk about 2022 travels. Truth was we decided we missed the GA touring ride – especially for two up. More of the story to follow.
Category: Harley Davidson
Harley Davidson
Ending My Harley-Davidson Hunger Strike?
New England Afternoon in August
A long ways from the Wyoming desert. Reminded by today’s ride of the beauty of my New England
From Cody’s Point of View
The Last Dance – NHSP Motor Unit Training
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No More Harleys?
Coming Soon….. Summer 2o20

Yellowstone Motorcycle Run – Harley Davidson Museum
This is the last video from our Yellowstone Motorcycle Run. This video was done at the Harley Davidson Museum in Milwaukee, WI. From there I’d ferry across Lake Michigan to New York and home to New Hampshire the following day.
This was my third trip to the H-D Museum. It never gets old and there are new things to see and things you need to see again. It is Americana!
Who knows, perhaps next year’s “Motorcycle Run” will take us back to here again!
Yellowstone Motorcycle Run – Headed Home
I did very few video or photos once I left Billings, MT. The route was unique as I headed east through North Dakota and on to Milwaukee WI. Spent a day at the Iron Horse Hotel and visited the Harley Davidson Museum (yet again). I will post a video of that visit separately. The next day, I will take the ferry from Wisconsin to Michigan. That would be a long day as I would travel across Michigan and settle for the night in Niagara Falls, NY. The following day, I arrived home. Another “RHG Run” in the books – we now look forward to “RHG 2020” – destination to be determined. This is vast and great country – I am lucky to be able to travel it on two wheels!!!!
Yellowstone Motorcycle Run – Day 14 Beartooth Pass
Day 14 would be the best riding of the 2019 Yellowstone Motorcycle Run. I want to thank David Eycleshymer for encouraging me to explore Beartooth Highway – it was beyond words and truly an experience of a lifetime. My trek to the top of Beartooth Pass mountain gave me a true understanding of Tim Pifer’s “hike your own hike” philosophy and gave me a new “view” to explore. The video is substantially longer than I typically do …. however, if you watch it end-to-end and realize that was a day’s ride – it will amaze you the diversity of landscape and environmental conditions. It was an amazing day!!!!