Posts made by motojobobo

Good to hear she’s slowly coming along.

@Buckeye said in New Iron Heart Website - Launching Soon!:

Honestly I love the current site; I can’t wait to see an even more improved version of it!

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Stellar pairing @Molle !

I only now read @vaquero357 ’s comment on styling a navy hoodie with a black vest. I thing that is a top notch idea. I’ll be waiting for a restock guys.

@Matt, I vote for the first one…

Very cool intro to the Leopold brewery @mclaincausey . Got me curious on whether the Leopold brewery folks are related to Aldo Leopold. A leading conservationist force during the early 1900s in the US who wrote “Sand County Almanac”. A fantastic read for anyone interested in nature.

I especially enjoyed the first pic, with the movement conveyed by the right foot in the air and going forward.
Surely you must have solid quality help behind that camera. Congrats buddy!

Good to see you back here @den1mhead !

Still in Sao Paulo for one more day.
Headed to a bar which boasts over 800 beers and a good feijoada on Saturdays.

Persol shades
IHJ-69 Corduroy Modified Type III Jacket
IHSH-279-WHT 7oz Soft Flannel Work Shirt (Undeserved under-the-radar shirt)
IH-6634-BEI 14oz Heavy Corduroy Straight Cut Pants

Apologies for the fuzzy mirror pic

@Tobi said in Iron Heart X Simmons Bilt Horsehide Western Shirt - The Pale Rider - Natural:

@goosehd fair enough.. and thanks for keeping this forum a nice place! Can't be easy to balance proactive intervention with this diverse crowd!

QFFT!!!!!
You are doing a great job @goosehd . This is a very tough mix of IH addicts.

Back in Sao Paulo since Tuesday for a bit of paperwork errands.
This is likely my standout meal for the trip. Sashimi bowl with mix of fish & seafood picked daily by the chef. It was delicious. Their miso was OUTSTANDING…possibly the tastiest I’ve had. Restaurant called RYO. Just noticed it got Michelin rated some years ago.

I found this belgian saison to be excellent. I’ll try to find it in supermarkets.

Beautiful boots @northsouthdenimguy !

I didn’t have the numbers to back it up but the situation you describe is + or - the way I understood it.
Makes it all the more intriguing of a story…since it cannot be financially explained away…has Ducati, quietly and meekly, produced an extraordinary engineering feat???

Very fair to point out that fact @Tago-Mago .
Do you have any data whether the investment levels in Ducati racing skyrocketed after 2012?

Sure looks like it @louisbosco but that won’t help grow the sport. It already is reduced to a Ducati championship, and having the same pilot dominate each time will hurt, I fear.
At least the first two laps of the Saturday sprint were exciting. Felt like good old competitive motogp races of years past.
Very surprising how a ‘small’ company like Ducati has come to dethrone and dominate established giants like Honda and Yamaha.

I’m exactly in the same jackets-to-the-brim boat as you @JunkPants and yet itching for this one too.

That’s cool. I wasn’t aware, until recently, of Nieto’s past achievements in motorcycle racing even though I follow it over the last 30 years or so.
Good choice on the cap!

@NickD just noticed your Angel Nieto cap. Very cool! Interested in hearing your story on it if you’d care to share.

@Aetas sorry for the late reply buddy.
Yes, this is a longer trip circa 4000 km and 14 days. Endpoint for the trip is the motogp race being held at Termas de Rio Hondo in Argentina.
So that fantastic 40 km stretch of curvy road known as Cuesta de Lipan was an up and down afternoon ride. Highest point is 4170 mts.
Highly recommendable it anyone is thinking about it. Can’t compare it to other curvy roads in Europe as I’ve never ridden a bike there.
Also, I misspelled its name, it is Lipan, not Lioan.

@Twistlock the frontal lighting on your recent pics makes a big difference on how well we can appreciate your quality outfits. Good move!