Old packed pictures

[Flashdog]

The Guzzi was way overloaded. It was my future wife and I's first big moto-camping trip. 10 days from Florida to the top of of Skyline Drive in Virginia. Then home on the auto train. The big bag on the back weighed 52 pounds loaded!

[Trailace]

The Guzzi was way overloaded. It was my future wife and I's first big moto-camping trip. 10 days from Florida to the top of of Skyline Drive in Virginia. Then home on the auto train. The big bag on the back weighed 52 pounds loaded!
Do you still have the Moto Guzzi?
http://www.motocampers.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=1525&d=1229642249

[Flashdog]

Do you still have the Moto Guzzi?
http://www.motocampers.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=1525&d=1229642249No, We got hit 5 miles from home going to dinner one night. Totaled!!! I had a Corbin saddle on it and it was the most comfortable bike. The luggage rack was made out of the unused oven rack from my house. I'm not much a cook. I attached it using stainless steel hose clamps and clear tygon tubing. It was very light weight and chrome!

[Black and Blue]

Did we miss welcoming you to the forum?
:hi1:
Nice bikes and thanks for the pics!
Visited a friend in Kirkland years ago who now lives in Redmond where we stop by occasionally.
That green BMW is sweet!
Happy motocamping, and again, WELCOME!

[Flashdog]

Still got Ol' Green. That picture is 10 yeas old. She's a 1976 R60/6 Euro-spec w/disc brake. The US version still had the drum. Original paint and all service records from previous owner. Here's a newer picture of Narcop482 and I going up to Georgia.