Aw! Goodbye to the bikes. And now you’ll have memories with those bikes and now you’ll have more memories with the new ones. Loved that skit in beginning of video. Have a great week.
Thank you Sherri! Well… only a little sad. 😂 And we only have a small garage to fit two motorbikes into. 🤣🤣You are so fun to reach out. Have a great week. J and C 🍀
Absolutely! Now if the weather would just cooperate we would get some siding in. 😂 We’ve enjoyed seeing the photos of you two in Florida. 😎 Jealous? Envy? Both? Yes! 😂
Awww we know that pain. I still miss both my first bikes & I know Laurence misses his R1 for sure. I’m not sure if he told you he just brought himself a little present 🤩😄
John has had so many bikes… this one for me just fit so well. But we just have to move on! 😂 We have not heard about the new present… what could it be?! Keep us posted. (And yes… we plan to go back and watch your Route 66 season:) J and C 🍀
I certainly miss a few of my old bikes. Some, I'm glad they are somewhere else now. I have the missions on my Vstrom. they do good work. I could see you wanting something a little more offroad friendly with the 310s. My DR 200 has trakmasters. they are full knobby. On the street, they arent loud, but a little wiggly. You both have enough experience to do a full knobby. Can't wait to see what you do with the new bikes. Take care!
This made us smile! Understood! I had an old Honda CR 125 that I blew up within two weeks… was glad that one was behind me. 😀 Thanks for info on tires. Not sure how many miles we put on the original Tourance tires, we may need those full knobby tires to get around the dirt and sand. We will keep you posted. Have you ever tried the Bridgestone Battleaxe?
@@TheGrandShamrockTour haven't played with too many of the on road off-road type stuff tire wise. I think one that's a little more 50/50 but not as blocky as the Dunlop is the pirelli scorpion. People seem to like those. I think there's a shinko that people like there's an 805 and a 705, one is more aggressive than the other, but I can't remember which is which. The bike is so light that you should get a pretty amazing amount of miles out of anything you pick.
Aw! Goodbye to the bikes. And now you’ll have memories with those bikes and now you’ll have more memories with the new ones. Loved that skit in beginning of video. Have a great week.
Thank you Sherri! Well… only a little sad. 😂 And we only have a small garage to fit two motorbikes into. 🤣🤣You are so fun to reach out. Have a great week.
J and C 🍀
@@TheGrandShamrockTour
You are fun too! See you both soon! Stay safe and warm from the storm in Oregon. If you are still there.
Awwww. Sad to see them go. Lots of great travels!! I'll see you all first week of March if you're still here! You two are the best!!!!
Hello Julie! We miss you but all is good here. We do love the new bikes. See you soon. 😃
Lots of great memories on those and new adventures ahead on the new ones.
Absolutely! Now if the weather would just cooperate we would get some siding in. 😂
We’ve enjoyed seeing the photos of you two in Florida. 😎 Jealous? Envy? Both? Yes! 😂
Awww we know that pain. I still miss both my first bikes & I know Laurence misses his R1 for sure. I’m not sure if he told you he just brought himself a little present 🤩😄
John has had so many bikes… this one for me just fit so well. But we just have to move on! 😂
We have not heard about the new present… what could it be?! Keep us posted. (And yes… we plan to go back and watch your Route 66 season:)
J and C 🍀
Love the video! was that a Moto Guzzi your boy learned on? It looked like the engine was a V engine.
They call it a "Honda Guzzi!" A CX 500 that he spent a lot of time rebuilding that bike. 👍😀
Loved my F700GS. But, as bikers do, we are always looking for our next one.
Absolutely! 😂. More power, less power, different style? If we had more than a Toy Hauler John would have a shop filled with one of each! 😄
@@TheGrandShamrockTour lol. Same here
I certainly miss a few of my old bikes. Some, I'm glad they are somewhere else now. I have the missions on my Vstrom. they do good work. I could see you wanting something a little more offroad friendly with the 310s. My DR 200 has trakmasters. they are full knobby. On the street, they arent loud, but a little wiggly. You both have enough experience to do a full knobby. Can't wait to see what you do with the new bikes. Take care!
This made us smile! Understood!
I had an old Honda CR 125 that I blew up within two weeks… was glad that one was behind me. 😀
Thanks for info on tires. Not sure how many miles we put on the original Tourance tires, we may need those full knobby tires to get around the dirt and sand. We will keep you posted.
Have you ever tried the Bridgestone Battleaxe?
@@TheGrandShamrockTour haven't played with too many of the on road off-road type stuff tire wise. I think one that's a little more 50/50 but not as blocky as the Dunlop is the pirelli scorpion. People seem to like those.
I think there's a shinko that people like there's an 805 and a 705, one is more aggressive than the other, but I can't remember which is which. The bike is so light that you should get a pretty amazing amount of miles out of anything you pick.
@@JCrozier1 Great suggestions. We have some time to figure it out, but as you know, tires make all the difference! Thanks for reaching out. J and C 🍀
pretty cringe ..come on now