Leaving Salt Lake City - this it the last time the bikes will be clean

Mike and Kam meet us at "over the counter" for breakfast before heading out

We crossed along the backside of Bear Lake to avoid the tourists

Without Dawn along, we'd have to take our own photos

It was proving to be more difficult than I'd imagined

But I was starting to have fun trying to capture the experience

Kris, Kam and Mike follow me towards Hoback Junction

Taking photo's over your head is rather hard

Freshly paved as we rode towards Jackson Hole

We were surprised by the light traffic

We arrived at the Hoback Junction KOA

Kam was excited to not be riding any more

We set up camp in a small site near the river

Mike showed off his tent-setting-up prowess by being the first to get his up

Mike was very proud of his erection

Kris tried to explain the importance of "pacing" to Mike... But he didn't seem to get it

Kam was very impressed with Mikes tent erection

Dave started out by doing an impersonation of a truck driver

We headed into Jackson Hole for dinner

Kam and Mike made a very cute couple at the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar

Kam was very impressed with Jackson Hole and took many photos

Kam was very impressed with a 1983 CBX 6-cylinder Honda too. He asked "why are there six pipes coming out of the motor?"

Kam was very impressed with the Tetons, they don't have stuff like this where he's from (we can never remember where Kam is from) *

Dave took a glamor shot of the Ducati to prove it made it this far

Mike was becoming more and more enamored with his new Speed Triple

The next morning we woke up and headed for breakfast