After we shot this, we became aware of a young bull watching us from across the road. He watched. Then he paraded into full view, struck a 1970s body-builder pose, and let us admire him.
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Pinedale, WY
Pinedale, WY Well we made it to Pinedale, me up from Boulder, James down from Missoula. Wyoming is a tough state to ride. . It’s brutally windy—riding sideways windy, bike tossed around the lane, windy. It’s also flat and the road engineers laid the roads straight. It also tends to rain. I tried to get …
Eden Valley, WY
Almost ran out of gas! But I made it. Heading to Pinedale where I rendezvous with James, and we head West.
Rawlins.
Sky is clear, not much smoke, and the weather has been cool, if a little windy—that’s Wyoming. Half way to my destination. Great to be back on the road. It was a long and rough spring. High time to clear my head.
Day one
Headed through the smoke to Pinedale, WY.
Heading out: Day Zero
The first 2026 motorcycle trip.
#2. Sportriding
The Central Park Loop John Boart and Otto Sibeth, “Map of the Central Park,” 1873. New York Public Library. I don’t have any pictures of my number two road, and it’s closed to cars now, so you’re just going to have to trust me. I started riding in the seventies. I got my first street …
#1. Indescribable Frontier
The Beartooth Highway There’s always a first place on a list. For me, it’s the Bearthooth Highway— US Route 212 out of Yellowstone that dances along the Wyoming-Montana border before climbing Beartooth Pass to 10,947 feet and then sinking down to Red Lodge, MT. Riding the Beartooth highway west to east unravels American frontierism. It …
A Visit from Hitchcock
Here’s a goodnight from a little guy, all the way from Montana!
Home!
We are hot! But home safe and sound. Will write more after a bath and a few beers.
Onwards! 