February 14 and t-shirt weather in the South Bay, time for my Sunday ride. I took the Night Train out and headed for the hills. I ended up riding along the Palos Verdes coastline and wound up at Walker’s Cafe. As you can see by the video, many others were out taking advantage of our great Winter weather. You can see all my videos at YouTube.com/Lbrownco Filmed with Contour HD helmet cam.
Video of my ride along Hwy 154 entering the Los Padres National Forest. I am on my 2006 Electra Glide Classic and filming with my Contour HD helmet cam. A beautiful winter day in So Cal . . . again.
Video of Daniel and me on our Harleys riding home from Solvang last Sunday. Here we are on the 101 going through the Thousand Oaks area. Daniel is on his Fat Boy and I am on the Electra Glide Classic. He has become a very confident rider. These rides are all practice for our long ride in August.
Cruising the foothills of the Los Padre and Angeles National Forests on my Night Train, along Hwy 126. Video done with a Contour HD helmet cam. You can see all my videos at YouTube.com/Lbrownco
So, a few weeks ago I was talking online to Tanya about her video blog, and we were discussing different things she might be able to do to mix things up. Since one thing they have plenty of out in her neck of the woods is snow, I suggested she make a snow angel. She ended up making a great video that was even picked up by the CBS network in Chicago. Anyway, I decided to do a how to video on how to make a snow angel when plagued with 70 degree weather all winter. I hope you enjoy.
I have noticed several customized Night Train’s on YouTube, so here is my video response to them. This 2006 Night Train was rolled from the local Harley-Davidson dealer to the Heartland facility where they proceeded to add a lowering kit, new fenders, wheels, exhaust, mirrors, lamps, lower legs and much more. Essentially,they used this bike to take to different dealerships to show them how easy it is to add their parts. I scored it when they had to upgrade for the newer models. I have to admit, this is now my favorite bike to ride for anything under 300 miles.
Riding across the County Line we arrive at Neptune’s Net. Sunday is a nice day for it if you like looking at other bikes. Any other day of the week is a good day for it because it is a nice ride. They serve a nice burger and have a wide assortment of very cold beer. I posted some pictures of the bikes and other views, if interested.
My son, Daniel was riding along side of me as we hit an open stretch of PCH. He had to at least try. He opened it up a little so I followed suit. baddog can’t let his pup take over just yet.
As we continue up PCH through Malibu we again get close to the water for a great view and warm breezes. Have I mentioned I love Southern California?
Continuing up PCH we enter Malibu and meet up with some more bikes.
