I’m enjoying a cup of coffee in my favorite mug, nice and warm at home listening to the rain coming down on this fine post-Baja morning. As much fun as riding in Baja is, it’s always good to be home. Joe is somewhere on the road east of Quartzite, headed to his home on the Tinfiny Ranch in New Mexico. Ours was a grand Baja adventure ride, and we only had a tiny bit of rain during the last few miles yesterday.
I have a bunch of Interceptor and Bullet photos that I’ll be sharing in the next few days with more information on each bike, and Joe has bunch more and a lot of video. Like always, he’ll be assembling a video review, and like always, it will be great.
Our special thanks to Royal Enfield North America for trusting us with their motorcycles, and in particular, our good buddy Bree (who made it all happen).
Want to catch up on our Baja Royal Enfield ride? Hey, here you go…
BajaBound on Royal Enfield
18 Again
The Bullet Hits Home
We’re Off
We’re Off 2
Snapshot
Tecate
San Quintin
Royal Enfield 650cc Twin: First Real Ride
The Plucky Bullet
Guerrero Negro
Ballenos
Whales
The Bullet in Baja
A Funny Thing
No One Goes Hungry
Day 7 and a Wake Up
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