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FastDoc · 01-18-2014, 01:29 PM

I did it alone.

The hot springs were wonderful.

I avoided the hippies. Good general rule :-)

No groceries. It was all I could do to carry all of my stuff and camping equipment on the KLR. I probably left them a $20 bill though, I don't remember.

No carne asada. I likely had some Mountain Home dehydrated food from the camping store. I use a small propane stove I have had since I was about 30. Works good.

The roads were perfect for a KLR. Dirt and gravel, washouts and rough, but solid. No real sand or soft deep dust as I remember. Perfect for a big D/S. IIRC I was able to go very fast, seated for most of the time.

01-18-2014, 01:29 PM	#3
FastDoc Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Southeastern Washington desert Posts: 14,761	I did it alone. The hot springs were wonderful. I avoided the hippies. Good general rule :-) No groceries. It was all I could do to carry all of my stuff and camping equipment on the KLR. I probably left them a $20 bill though, I don't remember. No carne asada. I likely had some Mountain Home dehydrated food from the camping store. I use a small propane stove I have had since I was about 30. Works good. The roads were perfect for a KLR. Dirt and gravel, washouts and rough, but solid. No real sand or soft deep dust as I remember. Perfect for a big D/S. IIRC I was able to go very fast, seated for most of the time. __________________ Happy to serve.
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