I took a week off from work to ride down the California coast and then over to Death Valley, and back home via the eastern Sierras. The bike performed above my expectations. I shot a bunch of photos and posted them to an album on my Flickr page:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/247083...57690715329340

And here's a short video of how the bike did in Titus Canyon:

https://vimeo.com/268520575

Enjoy!

WOW..... WoodWorks what an amazing landscape to ride through... truly amazing images. Inspiring me to get on the road more.

Mindblowing for a european guy

Nah, I lived in Europe (Switzerland) for six years. You've got plenty of impressive sights over there.

Mindblowing for a Dutch guy , you guys have only got 1 mountain in the whole country if I remember correctly, and it's shared by 3 countries?


Nothing wrong with the Netherlands, it's a nice place, I lived there for half a year.

Nah, I lived in Europe (Switzerland) for six years. You've got plenty of impressive sights over there

Thats funny i am every week there on 18wheels just right now i,am in otelfingen about 25km from zurich i have 6 unloading places tommorow last place to unload is Wald on route 15 its a small world

I live in Norway and are kinda spoiled by stunning scenery, but that looks amazing! We have alot of mountains and fjords here, but not much desert or rocky terrain. Would love to explore America some day on two wheels.

nice photos!!!! have fun

Death Valley is one of the very few places I have left on my bucket list. It won't be long before I get out there. Great pics.....
I lived in Northern Italy for three years and rode the Swiss Alps. Many fun roads and beautiful scenery as well as Germany, Italy, Austria, Yugoslavia, France and Spain. But, given the choice of anywhere I'd take the western U.S. Every time because of the diverse terrain and scenery.

This looks like a big thirst