Boring for you, yes

 But exciting for me. The most challenging motorcycle driveway in Red Wing is new and improved. Also gone is the lumpy gravy garage floor after 20-plus years. Finally, a workable garage. The before and after in pictures.

More from the onward north collection

 Latest from the Alaska or bust adventure. First three from the world famous Sip N' Dip in Great Falls, Mont.

The official whiskey of the Ironworks

 It's always been Evan Williams black label. The 1.75 liter bangers can be had for under twenty bucks at Total Wine. That's a pretty good bargain for nearly a half-gallon of swill that ain't gonna go down like kerosene at a bonfire. Check out this link: 14 Cheap Whiskeys That Taste Like They’re Top-Shelf Quality Damn straight. You read it here.

Out that way

 Covered the ride east through Canada. Now you get a bunch of stuff as Our Man in the Field makes his way to Alaska. However, he still remains in the lower 48 for now. Here's a few:

My friends got to ride today

I stayed home and cleaned out the garage. BFD. But, on the upside, my garage floor is getting torn out and replaced this week. So, celebrate with this sticker on a NYC garbage can. I got nothing else.

 

It's official....

 Now on display at the Aerostich Riders Warehouse in Duluth.

Hall O' Fame status

My trusty Roadcrafter one-piece suit was officially entered into the Aerostrich Crashed Hall O' Fame in Duluth. What an honor. It will be replaced by the pretty grey and orange below.

Random Motorcycle Photo of the Day

 

It's Tuesday already

 WTF? And to celebrate WTF?, here are random pictures of stoopid stuff.

The journey continues up Nort

Our man in the field sent us a few from his three-week excursion in Canada. And, gosh, darn it, they are the friendliest people to have as neighbors. And apologies; posted in no particular order or location. But we do love the glass eyeball collection.

Today's education section is brought to you by....

Crashing: it's fun until it hurts. And by the Dept. of I Should Have Read This Chapter.

And, this just in...

 From the Dept. of Things to Do: