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Iceland has always appealed. Or six weeks on the Trans Euro Trail through Norway, Sweden, and Finland. Include a stop at Nordkapp.

Print coupon, pay at the door rather than online. $3.00 off all day Friday, 5-9pm Saturday.

It's how we roll, buddy. [emoji106]

We'll pick up where we left off in 2024. New:

If anyone is bored and has a slide rule or perhaps an abacus handy, feel free to tally the final 2024 score.

2025 photo tag is here.

Prior years photo tag threads: 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2010-2012

Some FAQs/tips about the game. They’re not part of the rules – just some things learned in the past: 9. Why does the game include Georgina, but not Orangeville? Yup, this has been debated and the short answer is that the game works well as is. Invariably, someone will post from Great Blue Heron...

It's a new year and a clean slate! Photo tag doesn't take the winter off! Who's brave enough? Newcomers are encouraged! It’s a great excuse to go for a ride. As always, please ride safely and have fun! I should make it clear that I am neither the owner nor administrator of the game; I've merely...

The year's not over! Who's game? [emoji28]

Happy New Year, everyone! New:

Old: 3300 Hwy. 7, Markham

47hp if you buy two of them. The 411 makes a whopping 24hp. The new liquid cooled 450 delivers about 40.

Of course I know your/his age. We're constantly reminded seemingly every post. The question, quite obviously, was rhetorical. Do try to keep up.

Do you actually need your buddy's approval? How old are you? In any case, enjoy your motorbike, whatever it may be. I found my CB50OF as exciting as watching paint dry.

Yet you'd consider a CB500X?

Here's the bike you need to work/flip/trade up to, MacDoc: CFMoto 450MT. It's everything the CB500X should have been. 42hp, 270° crank, 21/18 wheels, about 190kg., accessible seat height, reasonably priced at $9490AUD.

I couldn't agree more. Stick with what you have, Macdoc. It's a nice bike, set up exactly as you like, and you scored a deal. A few hundred bucks won't make a difference in the end.

Sure, lots of asphalt only bikes make it to the Yukon, with little or no trouble. But you will definitely encounter long stretches of gravel. The Alaska Highway is a never ending project, constantly under construction.