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It turned out to be a good ride. Here are some more pics. Sj was right, we should have taken more pictures...lol..







Here is the other side of that dudes bike.. The werid thing about the crash, I didn't see any pothole?





Some guy on a Styker rollin down the road... ;D
 

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UrbanRage said:
If anyone is around the San Jose area then CA 130 is a must ride road. I will do this again and next time I will have a GoPro video camera with me.




Here are some closer shots of CA 130.

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****....you guys went right thru San Jose yesterday.......crap.......should have PM'd my # to you......I'd have taken that route with you....
I thought about your ride yesterday, especially with the thunderstorms expected in the mountain areas, and thought noway am I ready to ride in the rain.....


130 it is.....I'll be doing that ride next weekend with my Ninja buddy, if he's up for it.......
 

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We weren't planning on going through San Jose or we would have given you a heads up, Joker. It would be a cool day ride for sure if you lived in the area. Make sure you ride in your lane and don't cut corners, the locals use it as a race track for cars also! We saw a bunch of bitchen sport sedans coming through,FAST! The corners are sharp, alot of peg grinding for sure, and maybe some other parts too! Just ask Urban! If you ride this road you need to watch out for CATTLE GAURDS!!!!! most of them are fine, but there are a few that will bottom you out, and even worse there are a couple in the APEX of corners!

Stryker Shane - It's my opinion that the L&M seat breaks in a little with milelage. We were stopping between 85 - 100ish miles to top off so I got a little break in between, but we rode all day! That 650 is alot of twisties, we tried to take as many backroads as possible.
As far as the bag goes it's a T-Bags, Universal Expandable, it's a great bag would recomend it for sure! You just need to have something sturdy to strap it to. It's designed to slide over a sissybar, and sit on a luggage rack,or seat.
 

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Ya, I'm guessin giant telescopes? We also went by a bunch of wind mills, you know the BIG ones! A solar field, a bitchen bridge, two lane that had two go 300ft. in the air if an inch! Then we shot home through the delta on a bunch of levee roads, and hit a couple of draw bridges too. We had to jump over one, it was cool! ::)
 
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