On October 8th I headed to Lake City Florida to meet my motorcycle friends. We met in Lake City (about 100 miles up the road) there we loaded bikes into Sonny's Trailer and his dad "Vern" was the chauffeur for the drive to Franklin, NC. On the way Sonny, Dennis and I watched some Dvd's. Viola we were at the hotel. Normally I ride up but there was heavy rain predicted (and received) so it was a good choice.
Sonny is the ride organizer and leads the rides....he is fast and safe. I am glad he waits for me at the turns. He & I were roommates and I got the nick-name Captain Early Rise
I rode the Yamaha FZ6 on this ride leaving the Harley at home. This bike is fast, comfortable and corners like a dream. I crossed over 8,000 miles on it in the last year.
We were there to enjoy the twisty roads and the fall weather and colors.We were not disappointed. Each day we covered over 200 miles of twisties.
Charles and Cindy were two of our group on his V-Rod.
On Friday I turned 51 and I rode both the Cherahola Skyway and the DRAGON. The Dragon has 318 turns in 11 miles --- this is a photo of me on the dragon.
We saw great color along the way. Most of the time we were zipping by and staying focused on the many turns and twists the great roads provided--- but ocasionally I would stop and snap a photo
This is a picture of my friend Willard. He is a great guy and a good rider. His sense of humor gives us all cause to smile while riding and at dinner. Like me he brought his son into his business --- by the way he does not like his picture taken so this was a rare moment
I was able to meet Franco from the FZ6 forum again and he rode with us for a bit on Saturday after lunch
There is a reason they call them the Smokey Mountains --- several times we ran into the Smoke (FOG) ......all in all a very good trip
This is a pic of Sonny's parents (both accomplished riders). They are great people and fun to be around.
After dinner Saturday evening the gang hung out for a bit ..... then we watched the Gators dominate LSU ---- on Sunday I rode the 497 miles home
On October 8th I headed to Lake City Florida to meet my motorcycle friends. We met in Lake City (about 100 miles up the road) there we loaded bikes into Sonny's Trailer and his dad "Vern" was the chauffeur for the drive to Franklin, NC. On the way Sonny, Dennis and I watched some Dvd's. Viola we were at the hotel. Normally I ride up but there was heavy rain predicted (and received) so it was a good choice.
Sonny is the ride organizer and leads the rides....he is fast and safe. I am glad he waits for me at the turns. He & I were roommates and I got the nick-name Captain Early Rise
I rode the Yamaha FZ6 on this ride leaving the Harley at home. This bike is fast, comfortable and corners like a dream. I crossed over 8,000 miles on it in the last year.
We were there to enjoy the twisty roads and the fall weather and colors.We were not disappointed. Each day we covered over 200 miles of twisties.
Charles and Cindy were two of our group on his V-Rod. 
On Friday I turned 51 and I rode both the Cherahola Skyway and the DRAGON. The Dragon has 318 turns in 11 miles --- this is a photo of me on the dragon.
We saw great color along the way. Most of the time we were zipping by and staying focused on the many turns and twists the great roads provided--- but ocasionally I would stop and snap a photo 
This is a picture of my friend Willard. He is a great guy and a good rider. His sense of humor gives us all cause to smile while riding and at dinner. Like me he brought his son into his business --- by the way he does not like his picture taken so this was a rare moment
I was able to meet Franco from the FZ6 forum again and he rode with us for a bit on Saturday after lunch
There is a reason they call them the Smokey Mountains --- several times we ran into the Smoke (FOG) ......all in all a very good trip
This is a pic of Sonny's parents (both accomplished riders). They are great people and fun to be around.
After dinner Saturday evening the gang hung out for a bit ..... then we watched the Gators dominate LSU ---- on Sunday I rode the 497 miles home
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breath taking photos, thanks for sharing!
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