Specs say the tank holds 18 liters of gas, which is about 4.75 gallons. I put 4.45 gallons of gas in the tank when I refueled. That’s about 17 liters, so I ran it down pretty good.

Errands, sort of. I waited too long to write this down, so I can’t quite remember all three of the things I did. I went to the doctor’s office first for an 0800 appointment.

What a weekend! I had off work Friday and decided Saturday would be a riding day as well. My wife was out of town. Two long and relatively hard days of riding to collect Virginia Ground Tour stops.

I waited too long and forgot what I did on this day. But I did get a photo of oil filters for a future article.

With Gridlock closing in just a few weeks, things are getting super real in a hurry.

Planned for a 300-mile day but it didn’t work out.

Yesterday—end at 65,996 (31 miles). Ran out to Carmean’s to talk to him about the ’66. He wasn’t there. Came home. Gas @ 66,049 – 3.359 g E0 90 @

No riding. Took Jim’s truck & trailer up to George’s shop to collect the last 56 tires. I also collected a bunch of my parts to take home – everything I need to do the pushrod tube seals on the Airhead, plus a set of Michelin tires and some tubes, and my carb parts.

Fear and anxiety don’t care what kind of bike you ride, so when something that causes you fear and anxiety pops up unexpectedly, you either go or you don’t.

Today I bought a 1966 R 60/2.