This is an exception. Perhaps because it's the end of a road, not the road. The land you see here used to be a golf course. It's a short ride from home. The pavement peters out, and leads to trails through the woods.
On Saturday morning I was off to get a haircut. With a little time to spare, I took a little joy ride. I had in mind Steve Williams' classic photos. I was actually thinking of going off-road a little ways to get more of a Vespa-in-the-field look. However, where I was, at the end of the pavement, was a good fifty feet beyond the 'no motorcycles' sign. I wonder if it applies to my scooter?
Working against me is the manufacturer's plate with the VIN that says my Vespa is a motorcycle.
I snapped one more picture, fired up the bike, and headed to my 9:00 o'clock appointment.
3 comments:
Great photos - Very Steve-esque.
There seems to be a time when we all try and copy Steve's style. I am guilty of this, too. You are close. Good job.
Dar, Sonja, Steve Williams was a major influence in my decision to ride. I'd love to take a road trip to meet up with him in State College PA. It's just a major undertaking on a small bike like the LX150. It just doesn't have what it takes to handle straight through Interstate for hours on end. Even with a larger bike, it's still an overnight trip from here.
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