TSDAT Results.....

[Sleddog]

12 Winners.....

The picture shows 11....Frump had to head home to work while the rest of us got to play.



Sometimes it took a lot of effort go close gates



There wasn't near as much mud as last year, but a little has the same results as a lot....



Fun roads....

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The following Photos were taken by LindaT


Some of the riders

Blinky....



imsunflower...



BobJ & Scot....



DeanO



Lapchik....



Original Randy...



It's unusual to see this much green in September....





Two full days of riding in some of the best parts of South Dakota with good friends. Thanks to all of you that participated.....

Until next time..



Sleddog

[Frump]

Thanks Sleddog and Mrs. Sleddog. The fact I haven't ridden enough this year and that I'm totally out of shape became fairly apparent by the time I got home. It kicked my butt and I'm still recovering. I had enough fun even with the 1/2 treatment. Also, thanks for pointing out a fun route home, I had a great ride - 1806 was a lot of fun even with the crosswind.

Anyone seen my Crocs?

[Sleddog]

(09-15-2015 03:51 PM)Frump Wrote:  Anyone seen my Crocs?

Yup........

[Lapchik]

Castle nut (bigger than shaft) spacer, and an SAE lock nut jammed onto a metric axle after I lost the factory nut and axle spacer.


Linda at the water crossing (video coming soon)


Sunrise in Wall


Farmer riding in the Badlands National Park

[imsunflower]

Thank you Mr and Mrs. Sleddog. What a grand time. I appreciate all you do and what everyone else does too. I love riding with everyone. What a great Group! Good memories. I can't wait until our next event. Who's in for the Harvest Rally?

[Bob Johnson]

I have a pile of pics I will try to get posted here soon
Had a great time! new friends and old!
Bob

[Lapchik]

More to come...

[Lapchik]

[Cruzin]

(09-23-2015 06:26 AM)Lapchik Wrote:  

Good to see you guys made it by the bridge. ..I probably would have taken a shortcut

That looked like a pop a wheelie creak, but I do know the go pro isn't very good with depth perception.

[Lapchik]

(09-23-2015 06:49 PM)Cruzin Wrote:  That looked like a pop a wheelie creak, but I do know the go pro isn't very good with depth perception.

Bingo

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Part 4 is about 5 minutes....part 5 is most of the Badlands National Park and is just under an hour long. I did that because I like watching past rides in the dead of winter. Did the same thing with Pikes and Evans in Colorado. Part 4 will be up on my YouTube channel sometime late tonight, and 5 sometime Friday morning. Part 6 maybe this weekend, and that'll be all for the TSDAT videos this year.

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[Lapchik]

This is a long one.




This one turned out very short, but there isn't much to see when you are paralleling the interstate.




That's it for video. I'm sure other riders have lots of pictures still waiting to be shared.

[Farmer]

http://s285.photobucket.com/user/rjbiker...DAT%202015

Link to all my pics above.



Long way to the bottom

[Lapchik]

This is super easy if anyone is tired of buying a new lock nut every time they adjust the chain . . .or if yours falls off in the middle of South Dakota. This is a 16 x 1.5 castle nut, available at any auto parts store. I then drilled a 5/32" hole in the axle once I had tightened it down, then slid a cotter pin in. Easy, reusable, won't fall off in the middle of nowhere. Pinned like a dirt bike axle should be. Very cheap mod to keep you out of possible trouble.

[LSGiant]

You mean like they have on Kawasaki and Suzuki motorcycles

[Lapchik]

(10-05-2015 07:13 PM)LSGiant Wrote:  You mean like they have on Kawasaki and Suzuki motorcycles

Yeah, sometimes being 5 years behind the curve is a good thing. When will those two brands go to fuel injection?