[Dudley]

While not of my ATAS, I hope to use it like I've used my Transalp!
Dudley

 

[FIRE UP]

While not of my ATAS, I hope to use it like I've used my Transalp!
Dudley
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Holy cow Dudley,
You gotta big screen TV in there somewhere? Kitchen sink, recliner, refrigerator??? Man, that's some serious packing. "Transcalp" huh? Never heard of it. But then again, there's a zillion bikes out there that I've most likely not heard of. Based on what I'm seeing, it really reminds me of both the long ago Honda Pacific Coast 800 and the early Dakar Honda. Of course your bike doesn't have the total body panels that the PC 800 has but, again, it just reminds me of one. Looks definitely like you could have some great adventures with that setup.
Scott

 

[Ruff rider]

While not of my ATAS, I hope to use it like I've used my Transalp!
Dudley
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Mr Dudley
Some good packing. And it looks like your lawn chair is right on top for fast easy access.

This is how I packed when heading to the mountains. I am still trying to figure out how to pack a couple months trip for the A.T.

Enjoy the Ride
Ruff Rider

 

[Dudley]

Holy cow Dudley,
You gotta big screen TV in there somewhere? Kitchen sink, recliner, refrigerator??? Man, that's some serious packing. "Transcalp" huh? Never heard of it. But then again, there's a zillion bikes out there that I've most likely not heard of. Based on what I'm seeing, it really reminds me of both the long ago Honda Pacific Coast 800 and the early Dakar Honda. Of course your bike doesn't have the total body panels that the PC 800 has but, again, it just reminds me of one. Looks definitely like you could have some great adventures with that setup.
Scott

This was for a 3 week remote trip in Northern Canada. The Bike is a 1989 HONDA Transalp. Only sold in '89&'90 in the states. Predecessor to the new Africa Twins.
Dudley

 

[WileyA]

 

[FIRE UP]

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This picture looks like it should have been in the movie :The Book of Eli
Scott

 

[WileyA]

This picture looks like it should have been in the movie :The Book of Eli
Scott

Hi Fire Up, I had never heard of that film so I have just looked it up and ye I suppose it has a resemblance to the style....

 

[FIRE UP]

Hi Fire Up, I had never heard of that film so I have just looked it up and ye I suppose it has a resemblance to the style....

WileyA,
It's the back ground I'm referring to. In the opening scene(s) of that movie, it's a desolate, futuristic, apocalyptical scenario and, the back ground in your pic, lacks color and has resemblance of those opening scenes. It's a great pic (yours) for sure. I like the contrast.
Scott

 

[Jose Seki]

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[Brian Hoover]

My older one! View attachment 53588

That's the bike that inspired a lot of us to ride off-road.

 

[Brian Hoover]

Couple of shots around mt hood Oregon keeping up with the small bikes. Camping near Mt Adams WA with the full set of paniers. I went everywhere the KTM 500 went just not as fast. This bike is a hoot.

 

[DFB]

took her out for a good run yesterday 174miles. What a great bike for touring on.

 

[Jetblast]

I took my bike to the Honda dealer and asked them to install a set of Shinko 804/805 tires for me! While there, I found the AT hangout spot!

 

[DoubleThumper]

Soo, how do the Shinko 804/805s feel ta ya?

 

[ommoran]

took her out for a good run yesterday 174miles. What a great bike for touring on.

Nice tail bag. I'm in the market - which one is that?

 

[Jetblast]

Soo, how do the Shinko 804/805s feel ta ya?

Not sure yet! I'll take her out for a dirt spin soon enough.

 

[Brian Hoover]

Not sure yet! I'll take her out for a dirt spin soon enough.

Pretty happy with mine, though they seem to be wearing fast.