What if Jules Verne designed a motorcycle?!?

[JJ]

An intriguing thought for this Christmas Eve...perhaps something like this?!?

[yogidozer]

Pace yourself, JJ, got a long winter coming up. 

[JJ]

Pace yourself, JJ, got a long winter coming up. 

Indeed...

No white Christmas in Vortex-Land this year...mild temperatures throughout the Verde Valley and Yavapai County...so more riding sooner rather than later!

[yogidozer]

[JJ]

Merry Christmas!!

[jbell]

Nuclear power with heated seat and grips.   

[JJ]

Nuclear power with heated seat and grips.   

I can't remember (??) was the Nautilus powered by nuclear or steam turbine?





Well, I just had to look it up...it was electricity from batteries!!

[Turin]

If Jules Verne designed a motorcycle, it would look like this...
















 

[Sasquatch Jim]

 Might have been electric but it looked like steam punk.

[JJ]

If Jules Verne designed a motorcycle, it would look like this...

I think Arlen Ness would agree!
















 

[leafman60]

Big ditto on that ! LOL, As I was reading the thread, I was wondering if someone else was going to point out the "Vision."

JJ, what's goin on over there??  Are you snowed in and getting into the Christmas cheer too heavily tonight???

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[JJ]

Big ditto on that ! LOL, As I was reading the thread, I was wondering if someone else was going to point out the "Vision."

JJ, what's goin on over there??  Are you snowed in and getting into the Christmas cheer too heavily tonight???

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Hi everyone...and MERRY CHRISTMAS to all!!

My poor Vision...(aka, "Moby Dick - The Great White Whale")...verbally abused...often made fun of...and now extinct! Oh well...she's a highway cruiser, however!

Not much going on in Vortex-Land!  No white Christmas this year again, 2nd year in a row, and the weather is mild... (60's during the day, 40's at night)   Good for riding, though!

Looking forward to the 2019 riding season...would like to branch out and do some different rides / rallies this year (?)

[Sasquatch Jim]

 Nowhere in the book does it say that Moby Dick was dead.  He just lives on with many harpoons stuck in him.  Most of them from before the Peaquod attacked him.
 I Quote the last line of the book.
 "Now small fowls flew screaming over the yet yawning gulf; a sullen white surf beat against it's
steep sides; then all collapsed, and thereat shroud of the sea rolled on as it rolled  five thousand years ago."