Call us crazy but Cindy and I just spent the last couple of days, out in the Nevada desert and to test out the new Ohlins shocks that we installed on our 392. That said, I thought it would be nice to post up a few pics that we took along the way and that had nothing to do with that testing 
Anyway, this first pic is from a stop we made along the shores of Walker Lake on our way out. Really happy to see how much it's risen thanks to the big winter we had.
Looking for some rough terrain to test on, we worked our way up this picturesque canyon.
Of course, we had to stop and check out some of the old stone cabins we found.
End of the road or legitimate one anyway but I have to say, it sure looked tempting to climb.
Out of the mountains and into the valley.
Just a little skin and a reminder that it's important to watch where we step.
Can ya feel it just by looking at it LOL
I think he may have laughed himself to death
Heading up another canyon that hasn't seen tire tracks laid down in a very long time.
All that's left of this small mining town.
Something that Cindy just happened to stumble upon.
As you can see here, it's a jar from the McCormick & Company in Baltimore MD. It dates back to the late 1800s to early 1900s.
And finally, no better way to end a great trip out into the desert than to do it with a picon punch!
CHEERS!
I know, it wasn't much but then, most of our time was spent testing and filming. Hope you'll check back soon for the video
Anyway, this first pic is from a stop we made along the shores of Walker Lake on our way out. Really happy to see how much it's risen thanks to the big winter we had.
Looking for some rough terrain to test on, we worked our way up this picturesque canyon.
Of course, we had to stop and check out some of the old stone cabins we found.
End of the road or legitimate one anyway but I have to say, it sure looked tempting to climb.
Out of the mountains and into the valley.
Just a little skin and a reminder that it's important to watch where we step.
Can ya feel it just by looking at it LOL
I think he may have laughed himself to death
Heading up another canyon that hasn't seen tire tracks laid down in a very long time.
All that's left of this small mining town.
Something that Cindy just happened to stumble upon.
As you can see here, it's a jar from the McCormick & Company in Baltimore MD. It dates back to the late 1800s to early 1900s.
And finally, no better way to end a great trip out into the desert than to do it with a picon punch!
CHEERS!
I know, it wasn't much but then, most of our time was spent testing and filming. Hope you'll check back soon for the video
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