Saddle sore 100

My wife and I completed our Saddle Sore 1000 this last Friday, now I know why they call it [B]Saddle Sore[/B] 1000, we were definitely sore Saturday morning. We left Orange, TX and traveled to Tuscaloosa, AL. were we turned around and traveled I-20 through Shreveport before taking two lane roads back to Orange, all in all my odometer should 1,128 miles, google maps listed it as 1,108 miles it took us 21 and a half hours. We had to stop during the first four hours to buy my wife some warmer cloths since the temps dropped into the lower forties. The trike performed flawlessly with the exception of the HID headlight I installed for better lighting during the night driving, every time I hit a hard bump the light would flicker off and then back on, will not be able to trouble shoot until the end of this week. It was a great ride with exception of the high winds on Friday that had me weaving on the highway like a drunken sailor, now I plan to do the ride on my VTX next and then eventually on to the Bun-Burner 1500 :AGGHH:. Now I just have to get all the paper work together and submitted.

Congrats on your latest task done, sounds like you have a reason to be sore:kpzxvq:

Must have been a Bucket List item. Congratulations! At least ya'll came the rite direction.:pepper: RIDE SAFE

Another nice ride would be down to Florida for the Snowbird Gathering 1 Feb 15 !!

Tomg

It was natural for us to head toward Alabama, went to high school in Moundville just south of Tuscaloosa, all of my mothers kin is from Alabama, Roll Tide! I would like to have went south to Moundville but didn't have the time, wound up spending an hour in Tuscaloosa for lunch and a good stretching of the legs before heading back west.