Here are mine:
http://allendesigns.com/personal/MyMotorcyclingAdventures.htm

I’m probably most “famous” (or infamous) for this ride:
http://allendesigns.com/personal/ghirardelli/ghirardelli.htm

Nice Bill !

Oh, a blast from the past contest. OK, here’s one for you old timers.

Heck, since you got me started down memory lane…

Oh, this memory lane stuff keeps getting better and better. Here’s another one.

And by the way Brandon, when I changed the web site to WordPress, I first downloaded Bill Allen’s previous HTML web site. This is where I found this article. If you have an ftp site I can upload the old site to you which has little treasures like this.

Nice one Rick … guess I will reach waaaaaay back to one of my favorite moto stories. My father, brother and I were riding in Gormon in the late ’60’s, maybe very early ’70’s. I was in Jr High School and loving life with my Hodaka Ace 90. My Dad was riding his ’68 Husky 360, and I don’t recall what my older brother was riding at the time. The three of us had pulled off a trail for a breather and had removed our helmets. As we are talking, this guy on another Husky comes FLYING up to us. He comes to a quick stop and starts asking us if we had seen a small boy on a Yamaha Mini Enduro? He explains that his son got separated from his group and is lost and alone. As he is telling us this, my Dad recognizes him (partly because of his last name written across the bottom of his helmet ;- ), and asks in surprise “are you Steve McQueen?” He says yes and continues describing his son and bike, letting us know he is very worried and telling us where their trucks are parked and they are riding out of, in case we find him. Needless to say our trail ride had a new variable as we added “rescue mission” to the days adventure. After a while, a helicopter has joined the search party .. funny, but none of my “lost in the desert” adventures as a child enlisted helicopter searches … guess my folks didn’t love me as much as Steve loved his son! Soon enough, it was getting to be time to load the bikes in the truck and head back to good ole Downey. Before returning to our camp, we routed thru Steve McQueens. As we rolled thru, Steve was sitting in the cab of an older Ford truck with his son and another guy eating a sandwich. As we slowly rolled by, he flashed us a big grin and while holding a sandwich in one hand, he gave us a thumbs up with the other. Over 50 years later I still enjoy the memory of meeting Steve McQueen in the middle of the CA desert with my Dad and brother!

Brandon – if you want more, there are a LOT of articles on the old website in HTML format. There are rides and lots of rally reports. There’s even a history section that goes back even further than me 🙂

Those old articles bring back some great memories!!