Comments on: Dirt, Dirt, Dirt! http://www.allstarmccircus.com/?p=5014 Wed, 15 Mar 2017 20:26:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Ray Blair http://www.allstarmccircus.com/?p=5014&cpage=1#comment-27107 Ray Blair Mon, 30 Jan 2017 21:58:15 +0000 http://www.allstarmccircus.com/?p=5014#comment-27107 Look like a fantastic trip Dean. Keep on Truckin and be safe. Ray Look like a fantastic trip Dean.
Keep on Truckin and be safe.
Ray

]]> By: Charlie Clark http://www.allstarmccircus.com/?p=5014&cpage=1#comment-27095 Charlie Clark Sun, 29 Jan 2017 17:11:59 +0000 http://www.allstarmccircus.com/?p=5014#comment-27095 Sounds like another ride of a life time. As long as you keep off the sand or at least keep upright. Charlie Sounds like another ride of a life time. As long as you keep off the sand or at least keep upright.
Charlie

]]> By: Mike Meier http://www.allstarmccircus.com/?p=5014&cpage=1#comment-27092 Mike Meier Sat, 28 Jan 2017 15:59:14 +0000 http://www.allstarmccircus.com/?p=5014#comment-27092 Hey Dean! In East Africa in 1969 we were passing by a small village on a red dirt road in what they called a "combi-van" - a small Volkswagen type van. The driver suddenly stopped, then backed up quickly. A very large bull elephant emerged from the trees on the right, sauntered across the road 20 feet in front of us, and walked slowly through the village on the left and on into the bush. The driver's comment was, "The elephants go where they want. We get out of the way." Stay safe! Hey Dean!
In East Africa in 1969 we were passing by a small village on a red dirt road in what they called a “combi-van” – a small Volkswagen type van. The driver suddenly stopped, then backed up quickly. A very large bull elephant emerged from the trees on the right, sauntered across the road 20 feet in front of us, and walked slowly through the village on the left and on into the bush. The driver’s comment was, “The elephants go where they want. We get out of the way.”

Stay safe!

]]> By: dean http://www.allstarmccircus.com/?p=5014&cpage=1#comment-27086 dean Fri, 27 Jan 2017 13:18:04 +0000 http://www.allstarmccircus.com/?p=5014#comment-27086 The "tracks" are very accurate. There is no GPS feedback or directions. I have to pay attention to the line for upcoming turns. Tracks are used because every GPS routes "Go To" differently. The only thing that has fallen off the moto is me! :) The “tracks” are very accurate. There is no GPS feedback or directions. I have to pay attention to the line for upcoming turns. Tracks are used because every GPS routes “Go To” differently.

The only thing that has fallen off the moto is me! :)

]]> By: Holly http://www.allstarmccircus.com/?p=5014&cpage=1#comment-27082 Holly Fri, 27 Jan 2017 04:45:16 +0000 http://www.allstarmccircus.com/?p=5014#comment-27082 Just got caught up on your travels! Seem to be enjoying your trip so far...keep the updates coming:)! Just got caught up on your travels! Seem to be enjoying your trip so far…keep the updates coming:)!

]]> By: John and Sharon Pultorak http://www.allstarmccircus.com/?p=5014&cpage=1#comment-27080 John and Sharon Pultorak Fri, 27 Jan 2017 01:57:31 +0000 http://www.allstarmccircus.com/?p=5014#comment-27080 Damn Dean, deer crossing but an elephant crossing!!!!!!!!!!!!! How damn cool is that! Be safe, hitting an elephant could have fatal effects................. Damn Dean, deer crossing but an elephant crossing!!!!!!!!!!!!! How damn cool is that!
Be safe, hitting an elephant could have fatal effects……………..

]]> By: Peter Springer http://www.allstarmccircus.com/?p=5014&cpage=1#comment-27078 Peter Springer Thu, 26 Jan 2017 18:28:14 +0000 http://www.allstarmccircus.com/?p=5014#comment-27078 Dean, thanks for including me in your ride blogs. I can relate to your sand getoff. You prolly already know this but standing up on the bike will help in sand. The other thing is air pressure....less is better. You can ride in sand as low as 15 lbs. In some special cases I'd go even lower. Dean, thanks for including me in your ride blogs. I can relate to your sand getoff. You prolly already know this but standing up on the bike will help in sand. The other thing is air pressure….less is better. You can ride in sand as low as 15 lbs. In some special cases I’d go even lower.

]]> By: Carroll Walker http://www.allstarmccircus.com/?p=5014&cpage=1#comment-27076 Carroll Walker Thu, 26 Jan 2017 18:21:45 +0000 http://www.allstarmccircus.com/?p=5014#comment-27076 NB, I am really enjoying your reports & photos. Hoping you continue to have a safe trip. Sounds like the GPS is doing a good job but curious how accurate the GPS info is and if you can totally depend on what it tells you to do? BTW, has anything came loose due to the dirt roads? Carroll NB, I am really enjoying your reports & photos. Hoping you continue to have a safe trip. Sounds like the GPS is doing a good job but curious how accurate the GPS info is and if you can totally depend on what it tells you to do? BTW, has anything came loose due to the dirt roads?
Carroll

]]> By: HK http://www.allstarmccircus.com/?p=5014&cpage=1#comment-27072 HK Thu, 26 Jan 2017 17:06:51 +0000 http://www.allstarmccircus.com/?p=5014#comment-27072 Well done ... Well done …

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