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Last weekend was beautiful weather in the Bozeman, Montana area, so a ride was planned. I have to say I felt a little out of place. I went with 3 Kawasaki KLR owners, while I was on my Suzuki DR 350 (my KLR is still in pieces!) And I was the only girl. But . . . → Read More: Spring KLR 650 Weekend Ride with a Suzuki DR350 New year, new country, new friends, new places to ride! Last weekend when spring peaked out, we went to a famous motocross track near Bozeman, Montana by Radersburg, MT. It was a Saturday, but we were shocked that nobody was there yet! The best part… well, ok, the best part was riding my new . . . → Read More: First Ride of 2012 Woot! Today I got my Suzuki DR 350. Its a 1999, electric starter with 5,867 miles on it. I was lucky enough that the seller agreed to hold the motorcycle for me in exchange for a batch of cookies. Apparently he had to fight of some prospective buyers, I’m pretty lucky he kept his promise! . . . → Read More: New Suzuki DR 350 Hello everyone! Early in 2012 came the Chinese New Year, which was the year of the dragon. A year of change, and new beginnings. I had many changes to my life, and this website, of course, reflects it. I’m now living in Bozeman, Montana, full of mountains and riding fun. Sweden was great, but cold and . . . → Read More: Albania Ride Report and More We have used LED lights previously and really like these small sturdy lights that take little power and put out amazing amounts of light. They are a bit pricy but so far they have a proven good investment never failing or acting up. On the bike its an aftermarket headlight that is lighter and less . . . → Read More: Installing a set of Xvision Solopods on the Suzuki DR350 Some of the pictures might not be very good since for part of this install an old cell phone was all we had to take pictures with, sorry about that. The choice was the Vapor model with tachometer but there is no kit for the DR350 so we choose a Vapor kit for a DR650 . . . → Read More: Installing a Trail Tech Vapor Suzuki DR650 kit on a Suzuki DR350 The kick starter arm was somewhat loose and wanted to fall out so took it off, hard to see but the hole in the aluminum arm is oval: Measured the diameter: Brought it over to a place where I could borrow a mill, was a bit hard to rig it up to hold . . . → Read More: Kick starter arm overhaul on the Honda XR400 In Sweden we have to do annual check ups on cars and every other year on motorcycles. Since I didn’t get the KTM ready for it before heading for America I missed the inspection and it was put out of traffic. No worries about that but its not legal to drive before getting the inspection . . . → Read More: Fork change and getting the KTM ready for inspections. Day 47, July 2nd Started from Rexburg, Idaho, drove down to a lava field called Hells Half Acre located along I-15 a little north of Blackfoot. They had made a really impressive walkway through the field, with information along the way: Ended up on some dusty gravel roads going around Southern Big Butte: . . . → Read More: 4th of July, And getting back home! Day 45, June 30th We slept in Laurel, Montana made it down over Red Lodge down to the Beartooth Scenic Byway: Chipmunks on a rest area: Amazing views: Still some snow left: Was quite cold up high and plenty of snow left: Made it to the Yellowstone entrance: Alot . . . → Read More: Beartooth Highway, Yellowstone |
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