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[rainerbayer]

On The Road Again 2024

Due to heavy workload as of today: On the road again … (Lichtenberg Castle near Oberstenfeld, Baden Württemberg, Germany).

Feeling how the landscape breathes the early summer evening.

[parei-doll-ia]

I helped out with the rainbow ride a few weeks ago

[advpulse]

The new Tiger 900 Rally Pro is hitting our shores with more power and a host of other changes. Is it a major leap forward for the model? What are its strengths and weaknesses? After testing the new machine on and off-road, ADV Pulse contributor Steve Kamrad has the scoop on how it performs and other answers to your burning questions. Follow the link for details!

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Top 10 Most Expensive Adventure Motorcycles in 2023

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If you're willing to spend more, these are the most amazing high-end new adventure bikes available for you to buy right now. Having a bike that can give you the best features, riding experience, power, and safety also means that you are going to spend a lot of money. Adventure bikes, commonly known as being the most versatile motorcycle segment has everything a bike owner is looking for. With that being said, it may also be the reason why it is one of the most expensive categories for any motorcycle brands — but these adventure motorcycles are not your typical bikes, it is different because of their expensive price tags.

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[solarpunkfool]

I love hearing news of the Olympics, because it’s exactly the kind of hopeful, human news that makes the world seem so much warmer and brighter. When we’ve put solar panels over all the parking lots, the wild tigers are no longer endangered, the water is clean, the birds have come back, trees cover the concrete, and the last bomb has been destroyed, I want my newsfeed FILLED with things like the Olympics. 

Sports can be fraught with corruption and greed, as can most things that are important to humanity - just look at the music industry, fashion, food - but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t embrace all the things that make them great. The great things were there before the corruption, and the doping accusations, and the petty rivalries. Sports are one of the few arenas where we can give our all, develop skill and strength and power and artistry and courage and daring, and experience total triumph or total defeat, but still absolutely OWN the victory of DOING THE THING. 

You practice and you play and you practice and you try and you work so hard and you DO THE THING and at the end of it, regardless of how you compared to others, you DID THE THING. You strove, you pushed, you focused, you achieved. The world is a terrifying place and a lot of the time I have no idea if the things I’m doing to survive are worth doing but at the end of the day I still did things, and how great would it be if DOING THE THING was as valued in our everyday tasks as it is in the sports we love. Everyday they go to practice, and everyday I do the dishes, the laundry, answer the emails. These things I have to do to survive, and they don’t exactly bring me joy, but together they help make a life that I want to live. A life with good food, clean clothes, a little money to buy treats for my child and my dogs. In the same way, I’m sure an athlete doesn’t want to run the same drill over and over and over and over again, but together those drills and practices all come together to make a game, a performance, a routine, a sport that creates joy. 

Let’s see the art, the effort, the strength, the victory and defeat that are all a deep part of DOING THE THING.

I want news in the future to only be about things like the Olympics. Let us stop invading our neighbors and start playing football with them.

[prettyhennytea]

The LSU Tigers recently clinched the 2022-23 women's college basketball title, but their journey has encountered some unexpected hurdles. During Friday night's game, the team was without their star player, Angel Reese, leaving fans and reporters curious about her absence. Coach Kim Mulkey remained tightlipped when questioned about it, expressing hope for Reese's return without providing further details. This development followed Reese being benched during a previous game against Kent State. Adding to the team's challenges are off-court tensions between Reese's mother and fellow LSU star Flau'jae Johnson's mother that have spilled onto social media.

In a post-game interview after LSU's 73-50 victory over Southeastern Louisiana, Coach Kim Mulkey addressed Angel Reese's absence from the lineup. She confirmed that Reese was not in uniform but emphasized her importance as part of the basketball team and expressed optimism for her return in due course. However, Mulkey refrained from elaborating further on the matter.

Reese's recent absence follows her being benched during LSU's 109-79 win over Kent State earlier in the week. The decision to keep her out of play for the second half raised eyebrows among spectators and sparked speculation about potential issue within the team or coaching decisions.

In another setback for the Tigers, they suffered their first loss of the season just 11 days ago when they were defeated by Colorado Buffaloes with a score of 92-78 on November 6th. As if that wasn't enough to contend with, tensions have arisen between Angel Reese's mother (Angel Webb Reese) and Flau'jae Johnson's mother (Kia Brooks), which have spilled over onto social media platforms.

Angel Webb Reese took to her Instagram stories to express her frustration with a lengthy message she received. She criticized the message for containing numerous grammatical errors that made it difficult for her to comprehend its intended meaning. While she did not explicitly mention who sent the message, it became apparent when Kia Brooks, Flau'jae Johnson's mother, responded on Instagram with a post of her own. Brooks urged Reese and her mother to stop being petty, fake, and hateful while also suggesting they take responsibility for their actions. The response from Brooks emphasized the importance of humility and remembering one's roots. 

The LSU Tigers' triumph in secuing the women's college basketball title has been accompanied by challenges both on and off the court. With Angel Reese's absence from recent games, including being benched during one match, questions arise about potential underlying issues within the team or coaching decisions. Additionally, tensions between Reese's mother and Flau'jae Johnson's mother have added another layer of complexity to navigate. As fans eagerly await further updates regarding Angel Reese's status and resolution of any internal conflicts within the team dynamics, it remains clear that success in sports often comes hand-in-hand with unforeseen obstacles that require careful management both on social media platforms and behind closed doors.

[sbknews]

Exciting New Colour Options For Triumph’s 2024 Line-up

Distinctive and dynamic new colour choices are on the way across the Roadster, Rocket 3 and Tiger and Tiger Sport line-ups for Model Year 2024, all available to order now. Bold colour schemes for Speed Triple 1200 RS and Trident 660 -   Speed Triple 1200 RS £15,795 OTR o     Carnival Red NEW (+£300)  o     Matt Silver Ice o     Sapphire Black -   Trident 660 £7,895 OTR o     Jet Black & Triumph Racing Yellow NEW (+£300)  o     Silver Ice & Diablo Red o     Matt Jet Black & Silver Ice o     Sapphire Black Sophisticated colour scheme for both Rocket 3 models -   Rocket 3 R £21,995 OTR o     Sapphire Black & Carnival Red with Silver Ice NEW (+£600) o     Matt Silver Ice o     Sapphire Black -   Rocket 3 GT £22,695 OTR o     Sapphire Black & Carnival Red with Silver Ice NEW (+£600)  o     Sapphire Black Tigers sport striking new schemes  -   Tiger 850 Sport £10,095 OTR o     Graphite & Jet Black NEW o     Graphite & Diablo Red -   Tiger Sport 660 £8,945 OTR o     Snowdonia White & Jet Black NEW o     Jet Black & Graphite NEW (+£100)  o     Korosi Red & Graphite BOLD COLOUR SCHEMES FOR SPEED TRIPLE 1200 RS AND TRIDENT 660

Speed Triple 1200 RS The ultimate performance naked sports bike is now available in three stylish colourways, including an all-new striking and dynamic Carnival Red scheme, alongside contemporary Matt Silver Ice and Sapphire Black options, all complemented by distinctive silver RS graphics. The bright new scheme includes a Carnival Red fuel tank, headlight finisher, side panels, rear bodywork, seat cowl and belly pan and natural carbon front mudguard, finished with Aluminium Silver RS graphics.

Trident 660 Triumph’s sporty and agile triple-powered Trident 660 gains a striking new colour option for 2024, with a Jet Black and Triumph Racing Yellow scheme. It features the distinctive Triumph logo tank design, just like the existing Silver Ice and Diablo Red, and popular Matt Jet Black and Silver Ice options. A classic Sapphire Black option completes the four colour line-up. The new scheme features a Jet Black fuel tank, headlight bezel and front mudguard, plus a dramatic Triumph Racing Yellow radiator cowl, rear bodywork and mudguard graphic. SOPHISTICATED NEW COLOURS FOR TRIUMPH’S ROCKET 3 LINE-UP

Rocket 3 R  The ultimate muscle roadster is now available in three sophisticated colour options; Matt Silver Ice, a classic Triumph Sapphire Black, and a stunning new Sapphire Black and Carnival Red scheme with Silver Ice detailing.   The new Sapphire Black fuel tank features a Carnival Red infill with a Silver Ice coachline graphic, as well as a Sapphire Black fly screen, headlight bowl, side panels, mudguard and lower radiator cowl and Matt Aluminum Silver upper radiator cowl and mudguard brackets.

Rocket 3 GT Triumph’s world-leading Rocket 3 GT will come in two sophisticated colour options, with a metallic Sapphire Black, underlining the Rocket’s muscular presence, and the same striking new Sapphire Black and Carnival Red scheme with Silver Ice detailing that can be seen on the Rocket 3 R.   TIGERS SPORT STRIKING NEW SCHEMES

Tiger Sport 850 Triumph’s perfect road-focussed adventure all-rounder comes in two distinctive colourways with a bold Graphite and Diablo Red scheme and a sophisticated new Graphite and Jet Black option. This features a Jet Black tank end panel, lower radiator cowl, beak and mudguard, Graphite fuel tank and seat panel and textured radiator duct exit.

Tiger Sport 660 Triumph’s award-winning and versatile triple-powered Tiger Sport 660 is available in three stylish colourways, with the sophisticated new Snowdonia White and Jet Black or Jet Black and Graphite options joining the bold and distinctive Korosi Red and Graphite scheme to complete the line-up. The first new colourway includes a Snowdonia White fuel tank, fairing and cockpit, Jet Black rear panel, front mudguard and radiator cowl, while the second new option has a Jet Black fuel tank, cockpit fairing and rear panel, with a Graphite front mudguard and radiator cowl. Checkout our dedicated Triumph Motorcycles News page Triumph Motorcycles News/ or head to the official Triumph Motorcycles website triumphmotorcycles.co.uk Read the full article

[rainerbayer]

rb's Free Rider's Motorcycle Memories (2 / oo)

On the Route des Grandes Alpes (Maritime Alps, France) – and some thoughts on the age of 60

First picture: Me and my Triumph Tiger Sport 1050 on a pass on the Route des Grandes Alpes towards Nice via Valley of Isere (Val d'Isere): Col d'Allos.

With my type of motorcycle clothing 8-) , it was also possible to hike up to the managed lake d'Allos (Lac d'Allos) without any problems. It's about 30 minutes (one way) from the parking lot further up, which is subject to a fee in the high season. The path runs partly on a rocky track next to the meandering stream bed. The path is marked with information boards explaining the formation of the stream and the peculiarities of the lake and its surroundings.

However, I don't want to give a description of the Maritime Alps (discover them for yourself!), but rather make a few comments on how traveling by motorcycle has changed for me with age.

So, let's go back to the first picture: A good 10 years ago in a somewhat freer and simpler world (also for motorcyclists): less complicated, less regulated, more light-hearted than today.

When I was younger, I wished the journey would take forever, and I could well imagine living in this fantastic mountain world: right on the spot, so to speak, without the tedious approach route of hundreds of kilometers.

The latter is still the case today, although in view of developments in Europe, the question arises as to whether I am far enough away there from growing madness …

In the early years, I also savored the trip to the hilt and always returned well after midnight or in the early morning, usually in pouring rain.

Nowadays, at the beginning of my 6th decade of life, it's the growing feeling: "I'm here and it's still nice, the routes are still fantastic to ride; I've seen a lot again and also new things, but now it's also good to go home again". Today I usually stay overnight again on the route back - due to my age. One positive aspect of getting older is that the feeling of being back home becomes stronger. By "home" I mean the people and the landscape: the environment in which I grew up. People and landscape are interwoven in a special, almost mysterious way; a realization that takes time.

The last two pictures: So I usually come back in the early evening nowadays. If the weather is not too bad, I take off my luggage and immediately cycle up a few more 10 kilometers to our "small" mountain and forest landscape here; in good weather bathed in the almost golden light of the evening sun in late summer and early autumn. And I am enjoying our narrow mountain roads through our mixed forests, our green meadows and our gentle to rugged (steep) slopes of the vineyards.

Here it is the south of Baden-Württemberg, Germany, not the "far" south of europe. It is not the fantastic mountain and rock world of the Alps with its (drivable!) passes up to over 2700 m altitude, its deeply carved gorges, its mountain lakes and streams, its alpine farming areas, its often grotesque and "dangerously" narrow roads, with their different people, their slightly different way of life. (You see, I'm already starting to miss that again.)

But it's my home and it feels good to be back.

And to get ready again for the next trip.

(Tanslated from German with DeepL - free version.)

[gatheringfiki]

The following ficlet was written by @i-am-still-bb based on this photoset.

FiKi, Teen.

You might also be able to read this story on AO3.

If you’ve enjoyed this story, please leave a comment either in replies or on AO3. :)

The Wild Hunt

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“Look at that!” Kili exclaimed, pointing at the shiny black motorbike that was parked on the edge of the sidewalk. Its polished chrome, sleek black leather, and black tires stood in sharp contrast to the worn stone of the street and the melting, slushy snow that had turned from white to a dirty dingy brown color. 

Ori looked miffed at the interruption. “It’s a motorbike,” he said.

It was only a few days before Christmas and the snow had made it feel more festive, until the temperatures had warmed again. The storefronts were decorated with baubles and lights. Kili and Ori were supposed to be doing some last minute Christmas shopping. But now Ori was sure that it would take a miracle for them to make it to the shops before they closed for the day. 

“It’s not just any bike!” Kili gushed. “It’s the new Triumph Tiger Sport 660!”

“I assume that means it's better than the Tiger Sport 650,” Ori replied drily.

“I would give up my left hand to have one of these,” Kili continued, not remembering (or caring if he did) that Ori did not care about motorbikes. It was one of the places where their interests did not converge. Ori had even taken to calling them donor cycles as a way of trying to convince Kili to stay away from them. He argued that Ireland was too wet, making riding a motorbike even more dangerous than places where it did not rain so much. But Kili still bought the new issues of RoadRUNNER and Bike as soon as they hit the shelves.

Kili was walking around the bike, mouth hanging open as he gawked. The street was empty except for the two of them.

“It would be really hard to drive with only one hand,” the owner of the bike said, seeming to appear out of nowhere. “I can barely handle her with both hands sometimes.”

“I was just admiring…” Kili was saying before he even looked up to see the driver. And then the words died on his lips. Kili was never one to believe in anything like “love-at-first-sight” or any of that nonsense. But “lust-at-first-sight” was something he definitely understood, especially in that moment. And it was not just because of the bike.

“Do you have a bike?” The blonde man asked. The leather of his jacket creaked as he moved his helmet from one hand to the other. 

Kili shook his head. “No. I’ve been saving, but…” he shrugged. “Even when I do get one I doubt it will be anything like this. She’s gorgeous.” Kili stuffed his hands into the pockets of his hooded sweatshirt and looked at the bike again.

“I know,” the owner grinned, but there was a sharp edge to the smile. His teeth were very white and his canines were very pointed. 

“Kili, the shops are going to close if we don’t get going,” Ori interrupted the exchange. He looked from Kili to the motorbike’s owner. He made Ori uncomfortable. There was something about him that reminded Ori of the faerie stories that his grandmother used to tell him. And not the nice faerie stories.

“Would you like to go for a ride sometime, Kili?” Ori’s words were ignored.

Kili’s eyes went wide. “Really?” 

“How about tonight? I’ll pick you up.”

Kili’s grin was so wide that it nearly split his face in half. “That’d be awesome!”

“Kili—” Ori started to interrupt. It was Christmas Eve. There were plans for tonight, visiting with family and then midnight Mass. There was no time in there for riding motorbikes in the dark with strangers. Not that there was ever a good time for that in Ori’s opinion.

But Kili was already giving the man his home address.

Only later when Kili did not come home did Ori figure out what he thought was odd about the end of their exchange. The man had not written the address down. He nodded and smiled, as if he already knew the address. And he did not tell Kili his name.

—

“We’ll be back after Mass,” Kili’s mother said, hand resting on the doorframe of Kili’s bedroom where Kili was buried under a pile of blankets with a damp rag on his forehead. “You stay in bed and rest.”

Kili nodded, the rag slipped down and covered one eye before he pushed it back up. His mother’s perfume filled his small room. And then she was gone. Kili stayed in bed waiting to hear the door close, the key turn in the lock, and the car start up and pull away only then did he get out of bed and tiptoe to the window to make sure that they were gone. 

He did feel guilty about lying to his parents about being sick. Ori would know that he was faking it the second that Kili did not arrive with his parents, but Ori would not tell, but he might give Kili hell for it tomorrow. But that was a future problem, one made all the more bearable by the knowledge that he was going to get on the back of a motorbike and be pressed very close to a very attractive someone. 

Kili was just tying his boots when there was a knock at the door. A peek through the window revealed the big black motorbike parked on the street. Kili nearly fell down the stairs in his rush to open the door. 

“Are you ready, Kili?” There was that sharp smile again. 

Kili nodded. “Just let me grab my jacket.” He grabbed his sweatshirt from the hook in the hall and blew out a candle that his mother had left burning since he was going to be home. The smoke curled up from the wick as soon as the flame was extinguished.

Outside, it was nearly dark already. The only light came from the distant street lights, the slim crescent moon, and the white Christmas lights on the neighbors’ houses that twinkled and swayed in the light breeze.

“Here,” the man said, handing Kili a helmet before mounting the big bike with ease and strapping on his own helmet. His blue eyes flashing in the dim light. 

Kili fumbled with the straps for a few reasons—1. He wasn’t used to putting on helmets, 2. He kept getting distracted, and 3. he was self-conscious of his clumsy hands.

“Here, let me.” The man’s warm hands brushed against Kili’s throat as he fastened the buckled and adjusted the straps. He slid two fingers between the straps and the underside of Kili’s jaw to check the fit.

Kili swallowed hard.

“Get on.”

Kili managed to get on the back of the bike more or less gracefully.

“You ever ridden on the back of a bike before?” 

Kili nodded. His uncles had given him rides when he was younger before Bifur had been in that accident. 

“You want to make sure you hold on tight, alright?” He adjusted Kili’s grip, pulling Kili more firmly against him. 

Kili nodded again, this time because words escaped him.

“Ready?”

“I didn’t get your name before?” Kili managed, thinking that he should at least know the the man’s name before they went off somewhere.

The man laughed. “It’s Fili.”

“Right. I’m Kili.”

“I know.” Kili could hear Fili’s grin.

“So where are we going?”

“Have you ever heard of the Wild Hunt?”

Kili nodded. “Is that where we’re going?” 

Suddenly the night seemed colder than before. Kili shivered. But he did not get off the bike, nor did he loosen his grip on Fili’s waist.

“Ready?” Fili looked over his shoulder. The bike rumbled to life beneath them.

Kili tightened his grip. The leather of Fili’s jacket was cool and smooth against his cheek. “Yes.”

“Hold on.”

The bike roared away from Kili’s house and down the narrow road to the main streets. But later, when asked by detective constables who were investigating Kili’s disappearance, no one had heard the sound of the big bike’s engine as it sped away because it was not there for them and they did not have ears that could hear.

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LSU Tigers Charles Turner Defeat Sttdb Shirt

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Collecting Sports Illustrated Magazines: A Treasure Trove for Sports Fans and Collectors

For over seven decades, Sports Illustrated (SI) has been the definitive magazine for sports fans. From iconic covers featuring legends like Muhammad Ali, Michael Jordan, and Serena Williams, to in-depth stories capturing some of the greatest moments in sports history, Sports Illustrated is more than just a magazine — it’s a cultural touchstone. Collecting Sports Illustrated magazines has become a popular hobby for both sports enthusiasts and memorabilia collectors, offering a tangible connection to the past and a valuable investment for the future.

The Appeal of Collecting Sports Illustrated

There are many reasons why collectors are drawn to Sports Illustrated magazines. Here are just a few:

Iconic Covers: Many of the magazine’s covers have become iconic in their own right, immortalizing athletes and moments that have shaped the world of sports. Collectors seek out these issues to relive historic events like Michael Jordan’s debut, the 1980 “Miracle on Ice,” or Tiger Woods’ breakthrough Masters win.

Historical Significance: Each issue serves as a time capsule, capturing the spirit of the sporting world at the time it was published. Whether it’s a major championship, an Olympic triumph, or a groundbreaking athlete, Sports Illustrated covers and stories have documented sports history like no other publication.

Investment Potential: Like other forms of sports memorabilia, certain Sports Illustrated issues can appreciate in value over time, particularly those featuring athletes who became legends. First covers or key moments in an athlete’s career can be especially valuable. For instance, early issues featuring Michael Jordan or Tom Brady have fetched high prices in the collectibles market.

Key Issues to Look For

When building a collection of Sports Illustrated magazines, there are a few types of issues that stand out as particularly valuable or desirable:

First Covers: The first time an athlete appears on the cover of Sports Illustrated is often one of the most sought-after issues for collectors. These can mark the beginning of a legendary career. For example, Michael Jordan’s first cover in 1984, titled “A Star is Born,” is a prized possession among collectors.

Rookie Issues: Similar to first covers, issues featuring a star athlete during their rookie year are highly desirable. They often reflect the beginning of a legendary career, and as the athlete’s legacy grows, so does the value of these issues.

Special Editions: Special editions, like Sports Illustrated’s annual “Sportsman of the Year” issue or their commemorative Olympic editions, can also carry significant value. The 1980 “Miracle on Ice” Olympic hockey team, which graced the cover after their unexpected gold medal win, remains one of the most famous issues.

Autographed Issues: Autographed copies of Sports Illustrated magazines can dramatically increase in value. If a collector can secure an authentic autograph from the athlete on the cover, the issue becomes even more unique and valuable.

Grading and Preserving Your Collection

As with other collectibles, condition plays a critical role in determining the value of a Sports Illustrated magazine. Magazines that are graded by professional companies like CGC (Certified Guaranty Company) or PSA (Professional Sports Authenticator) can fetch significantly higher prices, especially if they are in mint or near-mint condition.

Some factors that influence a magazine’s grade include:

Cover Condition: Look for issues with minimal wear and no major creases, tears, or discoloration.

Pages: The pages should be clean, with no tears, stains, or marks. Centerfolds and any special inserts should also be intact.

Spine: The spine should be free from damage or heavy wear, as a damaged spine can significantly decrease the magazine’s grade.

To protect your magazines, it’s important to store them properly. Use plastic sleeves and acid-free backing boards to prevent damage, and keep them in a cool, dry environment. Over time, exposure to sunlight, moisture, and handling can degrade the condition of the magazine.

Finding Sports Illustrated Magazines

There are several avenues for finding Sports Illustrated magazines, whether you’re a new collector or looking to expand your existing collection:

Online Marketplaces: Platforms like eBay and Craigslist are great places to find specific issues, rare first covers, and autographed copies. Be sure to research the seller’s reputation and, if possible, verify the condition and authenticity of the magazine before purchasing.

Local Shops and Conventions: Sports memorabilia shops and collectibles conventions often have a selection of Sports Illustrated issues. This can be a great opportunity to see the magazines in person and inspect their condition before buying.

Flea Markets and Estate Sales: Sometimes, hidden gems can be found at flea markets or estate sales, where people may be selling collections of magazines. While it may take some digging, you can often find rare issues at a lower price.

The Future of Collecting Sports Illustrated

As the world of sports continues to evolve, Sports Illustrated remains a significant part of sports culture. Collecting these magazines not only serves as a celebration of the past but also as a way to capture moments from the present that will become future history. With the rise of digital media, physical magazines have become even more cherished by collectors who value the tangible connection to sports’ greatest moments.

In addition to traditional printed issues, there is growing interest in digital collectibles and NFTs (non-fungible tokens). Some publishers and companies are exploring the potential of offering limited edition digital versions of iconic magazine covers, allowing collectors to own a piece of sports history in a new and modern way.

Collecting Sports Illustrated magazines is a rewarding hobby that combines a love of sports with the excitement of discovering and preserving history. Whether you’re in it for the nostalgia, the historical significance, or the investment potential, building a collection of Sports Illustrated issues offers a unique window into the world of sports and its greatest moments. From the iconic athletes who have graced its covers to the stories that have defined generations, Sports Illustrated continues to be a valuable collectible for sports fans everywhere.

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