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A group of four have just completed 5 Days in Ireland on GS1200s. If you have an interest in that take a look at my album. I'll post answers to your questions here if you're interested in trying it.

Yeah no one here is in any hurry to do it in any less than the planned 8 days. I think there's wisdom to finishing a day early to have time to set up camp, clean up, get food and enjoy your surroundings. Rodney and I (not sure about Mats yet) were thinking of a quick jog over to the top of WA to start the WABDR south on our way back, maybe even do ORBDR too. Actually, Mats did WABDR two years ago after we did COBDR together so I doubt he'd want to do it again. His comments were that it wasn't as scenic and challenging as CO, but that's cool with me. Anything new is good for me and it will give us a chance maybe to join up with other WA area riders.

HWY 1 to Santa Cruz on Friday. May take in a few waves with my brother and head back Sunday.

Destination Mission Mountain Pass A 12 klm gravel switch-back that during the BC gold rush was quite famous and is still well worth the trip To get there there just follow the map to Seaton Portage . Beautiful lakes and and free camping, if you like to rough it. The whole area is fun for exploring with a lot of fairly well maintained forest service roads Our Vstroms had no trouble on the dry gravel roads. Be prepared, there are no gas stations or cell phone reception, back there your on your own. if you don't mind 12 hours in the saddle this is a fun day trip out of Vancouver, this 600 klm can be done,

We might be a little prejudice up here,but its true....well, Utah has a couple trails too.....come up and try it,you'll like it...:-)

Expensive, but nice: http://www.billetinnovations.com/dual-sport/dual-sport-motorcycle-roll-chart-holder.html Countdown Roll Chart Holder is what I have, but I can't find it for sale online anywhere. Maybe someone in the D37 crew has one for sale.