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[sadunbar]

Here is a photo about 2 years old.
It was taken a few weeks before I had to put my dog Magnum down.
Hence my handle Mungam, Magnum backwards.
Also is my oldest GodDaughter Gabby.  She turns 6 in a few weeks.
Should not be long before I can take her for short rides around the neighborhood 
Maybe in the next year or 2.

Steve

I suppose you realize how many of us are going to think of your beautiful friend Magnum every time we see your name "Mungam" now... right?  That is a great tribute!   

Scott

[Hoist!]

I suppose you realize how many of us are going to think of your beautiful friend Magnum every time we see your name "Mungam" now... right?  That is a great tribute!   

Scott

I caught Neal's was backwards right away. So when I realized who Steve was, I caught his immediately too. Dyslexic family, I guess!

Hoist!

[Fired00d]

I caught Neal's was backwards right away. So when I realized who Steve was, I caught his immediately too. Dyslexic family, I guess!

Hoist!

If that ain't the pot calling the kettle black. Check out the license plate on this bike ....

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

[Hoist!]

If that ain't the pot calling the kettle black. Check out the license plate on this bike ....

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

Never said I wasn't too!

And the only reason it's backwards is that the ex has it. It was on the car she got in the divorce!

Hoist!

[jwygo]

At the Grand Canyon watching where I step!

[mungam]

I suppose you realize how many of us are going to think of your beautiful friend Magnum every time we see your name "Mungam" now... right?  That is a great tribute!   

Scott

Thanks

Steve

[soulfly]

North Conway N.H.-At the top of Mt. Washington (6,288 foot summit)  THAT'S ME ON THE RIGHT!  (Love the pic not sure why the person with my camera wanted us to squeeze in) 2007 Bike Week, Laconia N.H.

http://www.mountwashington.org/

[Gettinold]

North Conway N.H.-At the top of Mt. Washington (6,288 foot summit)  THAT'S ME ON THE RIGHT!  (Love the pic not sure why the person with my camera wanted us to squeeze in) 2007 Bike Week, Laconia N.H.

http://www.mountwashington.org/

   check the temps up there now. 

[soulfly]

Current Conditions: 11:45 AM, Sun.
Temperature -16.2°F
Wind 63.4 mph
Direction 295° (NW)
Gust 69.0 mph
Wind Chill -57.2°F

[Hugh Janis]

North Conway N.H.-At the top of Mt. Washington (6,288 foot summit)  THAT'S ME ON THE RIGHT!  (Love the pic not sure why the person with my camera wanted us to squeeze in) 2007 Bike Week, Laconia N.H.

http://www.mountwashington.org/

They wanted you to squeeze in is because the scenery behind you is better to look at than the people in it.  You guys spread out were filling too much of the frame.  I'd like to ride to the top of Mt. Washington.  That's amazing that the climate can have that kind of extreme at only 6,000 ft.

[mungam]

They wanted you to squeeze in is because the scenery behind you is better to look at than the people in it.  You guys spread out were filling too much of the frame.  I'd like to ride to the top of Mt. Washington.  That's amazing that the climate can have that kind of extreme at only 6,000 ft.

I have see MT Washington several ways over the years. 
My 1st visit I was 19 in my Jap sports car with my German radio listening to French radio stations.
We also rented a small plane that same weekend and flew over the presidential mountains.
I have climbed it 4 out of 5 attempts.  As you can see the weather changes can be drastic.
The last time I was there I took my bike.  I have some great photos that I can't get to at the moment of the ride up.
When I got a 1/2 mile from the top I was in total heavy wet fog.  I could not see 2 feet in front of the bike.
I didn't realize that the road had dumped into the parking lot until I was along side a few cars.
Pretty scary!!!.

Steve

[spydglide]

I have see MT Washington several ways over the years. 
My 1st visit I was 19 in my Jap sports car with my German radio listening to French radio stations.
We also rented a small plane that same weekend and flew over the presidential mountains.
I have climbed it 4 out of 5 attempts.  As you can see the weather changes can be drastic.
The last time I was there I took my bike.  I have some great photos that I can't get to at the moment of the ride up.
When I got a 1/2 mile from the top I was in total heavy wet fog.  I could not see 2 feet in front of the bike.
I didn't realize that the road had dumped into the parking lot until I was along side a few cars.
Pretty scary!!!.

Steve

Hey Steve, if you're gonna start riding like that, you'll have to add radar to your bike.  har!  spyder

[REDMAN]

MY BETTER HALF AND I AT THE GRAND CANYON DURING A "FLY AND RIDE" A FEW MONTHS AGO.  REDMAN

[Hugh Janis]

MY BETTER HALF AND I AT THE GRAND CANYON DURING A "FLY AND RIDE" A FEW MONTHS AGO.  REDMAN

Red, that's a great picture.  Thanks for posting!   

[sadunbar]

MY BETTER HALF AND I AT THE GRAND CANYON DURING A "FLY AND RIDE" A FEW MONTHS AGO.  REDMAN

That is a view I have only seen from an airplane - but is on the "must see" list.  It will be a ride destination one of these years!  (the canyon - not the better half!  )