Left Rexford fairly early and rode the East side of Lake Koocanusa. It was overcast and a bit chilly, but everything was fine. I back tracked to Libby to get gas, before I hit Forest Service Road 763.
This little jaunt through the Kootenai National Forest between Libby and Olney was the best part of the day. It sprinkled on and off but for the most part I was distracted by some fun twisties and then some fun dirt (which btw is even more fun with proper tires ha!) ....
Easy 173 mi day, and went down Hwy 211 that turns into a very fun dirt road which features this view. Yes please. Despite the on and off sprinkles and a little chilly at 58*F, a successful first day with no issues from Lazarus, yay! … (as I huddle in blankets trying to feel my legs again at my Grandma’s house in Thompson Falls.) ......
I’ve been lucky enough to partner with @iconmotosports for my Pilgrimage, and they’ve sent me this amazing new helmet. The Airframe Pro, comes in many different color styles, the one pictured is the Aiframe Pro Halo in Green.
You know me, I can’t leave anything alone, so I’m repainting the helmet to reflect me a bit more. However! I thought that before I get my grubby little hands all over it, I’d give you a short breakdown over some of the features of this helmet!
It feels like I’ve been planning this trip for forever, but in reality it’s only been a year. Now that kickoff for this adventure is right around the corner -a little over a month away now- I figured it was about time I sat down and addressed it directly.
The Pilgrimage is a solo, 3,800+ mile motorcycle trip to circumnavigate rural Montana.
