The Three Sisters, aka The Twisted Sisters

[1olbull]

Yeah, but there were only 4 of us. Anytime, other than this recently past time that is, that I've ever been on the sisters with a large group somebody has always gone down. We had twenty bikes on this last run and there were varying skill levels among the riders. Bikes strung out over a couple of miles almost as soon as we got on the road. Every time we stopped to re-group I was expecting to hear that the tail end of the pack had stopped to assist a fallen rider.

don't forget my brother don't forget my brother Dan went down twice!

 

[WyldCFH]

don't forget my brother don't forget my brother Dan went down twice!

Those don't count at all. A very stupidly placed red light on a single lane/construction area caused the first one. The second was pulling up to the gas pump, i didn't see what happened, but the bike wasn't on the ground, just leaning against the pump... That's my opinion

 

[EasTexRIII]

Those don't count at all. A very stupidly placed red light on a single lane/construction area caused the first one. The second was pulling up to the gas pump, i didn't see what happened, but the bike wasn't on the ground, just leaning against the pump... That's my opinion

Yep, If ya ain't injured, ya didn't "go down"
You had it right in Leakey Bull.... Tipsy if he ever joins the forum, that has to be his handle

 

[40mmrrsmith]

don't forget my brother don't forget my brother Dan went down twice!

 

[40mmrrsmith]

Bad camera placement, bad editing but here's it is.

 

[1olbull]

Chip (correct?) CLINT!
Thanks for sharing those videos. They depict the Texas Hill Country pretty well, I think.

I made it home this afternoon, did about twelve hundred and fifty miles straight through starting yesterday morning from Dave's (@breeze) in Bloomfield. Dave plotted me a great route to Moab where I loaded up the motor and drove the rest of the way home.

 

[40mmrrsmith]

Chip (correct?)
Thanks for sharing those videos. They depict the Texas Hill Country pretty well, I think.

I made it home this afternoon, did about twelve hundred and fifty miles straight through starting yesterday morning from Dave's (@breeze) in Bloomfield. Dave plotted me a great route to Moab where I loaded up the motor and drove the rest loaded up the motor and drove the rest of the way home.

I'm still having a little trouble connecting a couple of name/face/handles. This might refresh your memory. I bet you were like, wheeee... all the way to Moab. I was with the coon ass. Andy

 

[EasTexRIII]

I was with the coon ass.

I didn't notice you had a cajun accent

 

[EasTexRIII]

Bad camera placement, bad editing but here's it is.

Cool, Andy - Too bad the camera batteries failed ya on the Actual 3 twisted sisters roads the day before. Oh well.
If I'd known you were behind me w/camera - I woulda used more road "etiquette"

 

[40mmrrsmith]

I didn't notice you had a cajun accent

Bull and Pam were discussing what they call Louisianians. I,m all Texan.