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25th June 2005
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Riding with Angels
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: N.E. Oklahoma, 74301
Posts: 2,227 Sportster/Buell Model: Sportster XLH 883 Sportster/Buell Year: 1988
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OK, I'm Braggin'
A New thread was discussing the trumpets and I saw this pic.
That's where I used to go on the Army MP bikes (XLA's) I rode in '65. ( 1st motorcycle Orgasm ) Ahhhhh, The memories.
Gives me a warm fuzzy tingle thinking about those days.
1. First time out of the parking lot
2. First time across the GG Bridge
3. First time through a tunnel
4. First time up a mountain road.
5. First time on a long ride
ALL IN ONE DAY !!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was a grunt stationed at the Presido under the far side of the bridge (pic).
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25th June 2005
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Senior Master Custom Bike Builder
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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Yacolt,Washington
Posts: 3,773 Other Motorcycle Model: Electraglide classic Other Motorcycle Year: 2000
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I've ridden accross the Golden Gate several times over the years and it was shrouded in fog all but one time.
Old San Fran has some strange weather patterns.
It can be sunny and warm on one side of town and cold windy and foggy on the otherside.
It's always a rush riding accross the Golden Gate Bridge though no matter what the weather.
Y2K 
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25th June 2005
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Custom Bike Builder
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Texas gulfcoast
Posts: 2,411 Sportster/Buell Model: Sportster Sportster/Buell Year: 2005 Sportster/Buell Model #2: XL standard 883/1200 conv
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Nice bike i bet it's a tq monster! Use to have a '72 3 cyl. trident, lot of memories there too! 
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'05 Standard 883/1200 touring conversion with: '07 XB heads with 8.8:1 c/r, dragtron II a/c, Caliber 2into1 five step header, rejetted to: 46pilotjet @ two turns,needle clip on 4th groove,185 main jet,twin tech high performance ignition, 30 tooth trans pulley, jagg oil cooler, forward controls, pullback type handle bars,memphis fats windshield, Corbin classic solo seat with back rest, 10" pillion pad, black progressive 412 shocks 12.5" H-D springs, progressive fork springs, vista cruise control, and relocated ignition & coil to a stainless steel home brewed mount between the cylinders. (Temp. runs around 165-180 degrees in town and 180- 210 degrees on the freeway running 70-90mph and it uses no oil in between 3000 mile changes.) GPS calibrated speedometer.
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25th June 2005
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Senior Master Custom Bike Builder
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Posts: 6,518
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I have not ridden across the Golden Gate on bike, but many times in a car.
We have a Nice bridge to ride over up here, it's a older one, looks like the Golden gate , just smaller and over the Columbia. It two lane and, the driving surfess is a steal grate, so wile you speeding along at 15 MPH, it looks like your riding on air over the Columbia Gorge.
It's called the "Bridge of the Gods" neer The Bonaville Dam, and if you get the chance to ride it, you won't forget it.
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