Took a short ride in some blistering cold to a resort area:






Some pics I took in front of my building:






Sorry it ain't a Honda, when I finally get back to the states and buy my CBR, I'll post pics of those, too There was a 954 and a RC51 in the group if that helps.

When I can finally find a decent camera mount, I'll snap some video of the awesome roads around here.

Oh, and I know my fairings have a giant chunk missing in the front left side, let's just say a guy who was helping to move my bike to my house didn't have it strapped down well enough and decided to brake at the last minute through a toll gate. >_<

 

awesome! i had a question did you see any 600rr's?

 

Wow lucky...I see all these people that go to awesome places...I wish i could go places =/ lol

 

Great pics, raylee!
Nice bike, too...
I love seeing pics of different places. It's like a world tour... CBRForum style...

 

There was one 600rr in this group.



The weather is getting good, just got my burnt out clutch plates replaced ($170 parts/labor,btw ), I'm sure I'll see all manner of bikes this coming season.

 

I'm up in Seoul with this little guy. Someday soon I'll find a road out! LOL

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^^^ A lot of tour guys leave seoul through the west, go through guri-si, then through yangpyeong and then through to gangwon-do. It's usually Province Road 44 or the like, I tried riding in Seoul, but it's a pita figuring out which roads are highways and which are motorcycle accessible so now I just take the bus if I go. YangPyeong is supposed to have epic roads and a lot of riders go there for mountain passes if you don't feel like going all the way to the other coast. There are also plenty of roads to the south of you, but I usually ride around gangwon so I don't know much about where it's good to ride.

BTW, did you ship your bike over?

 

keep us updated raylee i'd like to see more of the moto culture in korea.

 

 

When you see it, you will **** bricks.