Not sure I trust myself to have only one of those delicious things! Still just trying to sort things out with food, exercise, time, work, etc. Heck, I’m having a hard time getting a lot of stuff done. Like seeing my granddaughter!!!

Hope you enjoy his trip. He rode through some amazing places.

I agree, the new motorcycles are pretty care free. I only meant that aside from the way the machine looks and how comfortable my body feels on it, I don’t want to think much about it save for the safety checks. I suppose I’m talking about the details and engineering stuff that I hear so much about in discussions…

Believe me you’ll do plenty of riding on a Yamaha FZ. High tech doesn’t mean high maintenance, on the contrary, it usually means less.

thanks for the link Steve

Thanks for the ID on the Yamaha motorcycle.

Unfortunately, I fall into the technically challenged group of riders at the Moto Hang. I don’t recognize machines or features. I’ve spoken to others who like to ride but don’t invest much in the ecosystem of motorcycles and scooters. But there are some there that can smell out a slight change in paint or sparkplugs. Some serious technicians attending who do all sorts of crazy things with their machines.

I like riding from the showroom with only a responsibility to put gas in the machine. I like to ride!

The more the merrier. Keep in mind the Moto Hang is on the first and third Wednesday of the month at 5pm.

The best and closest campground in the Bellefonte KOA. It’s a nice place and only about 10 miles away.

I love the aroma of cigars — at least outdoors or in well ventilated places. The Moto Hang is a really nice, no pressure gathering.

It’s exciting to see all the machines. There’s always something special at the Moto Hang that gets me thinking…