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king fish wrote: Yeah I too went for a ride today. 95 degrees today and our lakes are down from the drought. Here was my weapon.

Sharp lookin' ZX-6R. Is that a 636 or a 600?

Finally, on the way home, I stopped by Hooks Airport. There used to be a small lake there. I would take the kids fishing there since it's about 5 minutes from the house and had plenty of willing largemouth bass. I guess that's not happening for next few years. It seems so ironic that large areas of the country have seen enormous flooding this year and we can't buy a drop of rain. I don't intend to make light of the storms, but we were actually praying that Lee would hit us as a tropical storm. That's how bad we need the rain. A tropical system is the only hope we have for some significant precipitation until next spring.



This used to be a lake:





One last shot of the bike:

testarossa wrote:

king fish wrote: Yeah I too went for a ride today. 95 degrees today and our lakes are down from the drought. Here was my weapon.

Sharp lookin' ZX-6R. Is that a 636 or a 600?

07 zx6r with a tuned PC and full M4 exhaust. It's a missile.

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sure looks dry.....those big trees feel it bad..lasts too long and whole stands can die out.....nice bike....nice pics thanks

lotta bikes on the rode here too,,, good shot of folks touring both ways....i wanted to get more action stuff doewn big sur but the tools i rode with were dying to get back and watch stupid football...lemme see....motorcycles on HWY 1 or football and my couch........unreal

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Thanks for pointing that out Martin. I had intended to mention that all of the stick pins that I placed on the map have some sort of note attached. You can also click the pins directly on the map to pull up the attached note.

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As you well know, the road conditions can be very changeable, especially on rural roads.

The center stripe rumble strips are the first that I have seen also. Probably a good thing on balance, but I would be cautious about crossing the center if it were wet.

I feel for you guys in texas all that intense heat all summer and along with that comes drought and fire.Over here in New jersey we had 100 degree heat for a week that was enough.We had 5 bad floods this year alone cant wait for the snow .Wish i could send some water to you.Up here in the highlands of Jersey on the steep roads they grind the hole road to help with traction in wet and ice conditions pucker factor hi.They ruined some good roads Hope you get rain soon Mother nature must be pissed off at us.Stay safe.