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New Video Release
I was looking in my personal picture archive and came across a wonderful ride my Friends Craig, Bill, and I did way back in May of 2003. Bill (Reddog) was riding his 2002 Vtec, Craig (ColoSprVFR) was riding his brand new 2002 as well and I remember is as one of those perfect days for riding, not too windy, just a sunny warm spring day. I confess I had completely forgot about this set of video I shot, and after looking at it decided I should make a new collage in streaming media, I remember I did not use it cause there was actually a bug stuck on the lens toward the end but its not too bad. I think you will enjoy it
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Ride Through The Wet Mountains San Isabel National Forest
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We started off by meeting with Bill in Colorado Springs and then we rode to Cannon City, and up Hwy 50 to Texas Creek. I remember laughing a lot in Texas Creek cause it was such a great ride through the Arkansas Canyon that Bill and I both had the rubber on our BT010's balling up like on a track day! Yea it was a fast section for sure, not too many days where that happens.
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Laughing with Bill in Texas Creek at how our tires had balled up the rubber on the hot hwy 50 pavement.
THE MAP
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Full Sized Map Here Streets & Trips File Here
This has got to be one of my favorite rides to do in Colorado, its is probably one of the best in Southern Colorado for sure and everybody who I take on this ride just raves at how great the roads are. I recently purchased a copy of Keyhole, the latest mapping software available on the net that uses a 3d engine and combination of satellite images and aerial photos to make a fantastic three dimensional map of the earth for reference.
This is an overview of the route complete with terrain that helps explain the reason why its such a good ride.
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Suiting up for another section
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Twisting the throttle in a tasty section of Texas Creek
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The Sangre De Christo Range coming into view
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A clear shot coming around the corner to Westcliff
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Parked in front of Bishop Castle
Things I remember about this ride are the fact that it ended up being an 8 hour ride when it was only supposed to be 4 hours. Watching Bill take the turns coming down McKenzie Junction way too hot, and watching him pull it off in amazement - then laughing about nervously it later when we came to Wetmore - yea that Viffer can scrape pegs Bill but its not as Flickable as your old Kaw7r. He has a tendency to do stuff like that - where I would roll off he rolls on! Watching Craig lean over in those turns near Bigelow Divide and Huckleberry Creek from behind reminds me of why I love riding with my buds, nothing like a great ride. I hope you enjoy my nostalgia, yea it is an old ride but its winter and I was bored. Enjoy the video folks
Miguel.......
More 3 D Satalite Shots Here
New Video Release
I was looking in my personal picture archive and came across a wonderful ride my Friends Craig, Bill, and I did way back in May of 2003. Bill (Reddog) was riding his 2002 Vtec, Craig (ColoSprVFR) was riding his brand new 2002 as well and I remember is as one of those perfect days for riding, not too windy, just a sunny warm spring day. I confess I had completely forgot about this set of video I shot, and after looking at it decided I should make a new collage in streaming media, I remember I did not use it cause there was actually a bug stuck on the lens toward the end but its not too bad. I think you will enjoy it
:media: Video
Ride Through The Wet Mountains San Isabel National Forest
47mb wmv format
We started off by meeting with Bill in Colorado Springs and then we rode to Cannon City, and up Hwy 50 to Texas Creek. I remember laughing a lot in Texas Creek cause it was such a great ride through the Arkansas Canyon that Bill and I both had the rubber on our BT010's balling up like on a track day! Yea it was a fast section for sure, not too many days where that happens.
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Laughing with Bill in Texas Creek at how our tires had balled up the rubber on the hot hwy 50 pavement.
THE MAP
(IMG:http://www.vfrdiscussion.com/uploads/san-isabel/image_overview.gif)
[image: Click for full size]
Full Sized Map Here Streets & Trips File Here
This has got to be one of my favorite rides to do in Colorado, its is probably one of the best in Southern Colorado for sure and everybody who I take on this ride just raves at how great the roads are. I recently purchased a copy of Keyhole, the latest mapping software available on the net that uses a 3d engine and combination of satellite images and aerial photos to make a fantastic three dimensional map of the earth for reference.
This is an overview of the route complete with terrain that helps explain the reason why its such a good ride.
[image: Click for full size]
Full Size Click Here
[image: Click for full size]
Suiting up for another section
[image: Click for full size]
Twisting the throttle in a tasty section of Texas Creek
[image: Click for full size]
The Sangre De Christo Range coming into view
[image: Click for full size]
[image: Click for full size]
A clear shot coming around the corner to Westcliff
[image: Click for full size]
Parked in front of Bishop Castle
Things I remember about this ride are the fact that it ended up being an 8 hour ride when it was only supposed to be 4 hours. Watching Bill take the turns coming down McKenzie Junction way too hot, and watching him pull it off in amazement - then laughing about nervously it later when we came to Wetmore - yea that Viffer can scrape pegs Bill but its not as Flickable as your old Kaw7r. He has a tendency to do stuff like that - where I would roll off he rolls on! Watching Craig lean over in those turns near Bigelow Divide and Huckleberry Creek from behind reminds me of why I love riding with my buds, nothing like a great ride. I hope you enjoy my nostalgia, yea it is an old ride but its winter and I was bored. Enjoy the video folks
Miguel.......
More 3 D Satalite Shots Here