A fantastic Wanderlust series courtesy of Mr. Edward Walker in Colorado.

The very talented and very gracious Mr. Walker is proprietor of the excellent Motogeek.com. He has  provided some fantastic links to what is a small morsel of his outstanding portfolio.   If you have any taste for Adventure riding,  KTM motorcycles or spectacular photography, do yourself a favor and pay him a visit.  You won't be sorry.

Thank You Sir!

UPDATE: KTM Wanderlust...

PHOTO'S WERE SOURCED HERE: http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=83803&page=168

Time for some more wanderlust. Like I said a while back, I keep finding great shots like these and I hate to pass them by.

Vintage KTM Lust..

KTM Wanderlust at the Grand Canyon

Mor from the ADV thread Here.

Some KTM and BMW wanderlust!

Well alright! I think we're getting the hang of this! I had a chance to buy a nice GS/PD a while back and I'm still kicking myself for passing on it. Pics like this don't make me feel any better about it.. Tom where is that? Looks fantastic!

One for your wanderlust series I like to call "HAZARDS MAY EXIST THAT ARE NOT MARKED"

Thanks for the great web site!
Tom

Thanks for the great pics!

SnoxCycle Video!

For those of you who are snowbound (Virgina can you hear me?) There is still motorcycling hope!!! LOL!

Fantastic Penton / KTM "Oldie" Jack Pine Special Supermoto.

Double post from the two-stroke page.

I get some good traffic over here from the PentonUSA.org folks so every now and then I like to go over and see what they're up to.  Great bunch of folks and if you're even remotely interested in old Penton or KTM motorcycles (or any old dirtbike from that era) then go pay em a vist.  Great Stuff!

Anyway while I was snooping around over there I stumbled across this beauty.  I love this sort of treatment.   I was very tempted to buy a similarly built bike a while back that was based on an XT500.  It's one of the styles of bikes that really shine when "modernized".  Power should NOT be a problem and I imagine she handles brilliantly.


Mr JC Hubbard had the breakdown in his post as follows:
 '77 Penton 175 Engine with Lectron Carb

'77 Penton MC5 Frame & Tank
'80 KTM 175 Swingarm
'89 KTM GS 125 Forks, Wheels, Brakes
'78 KTM Torque Pipe
Trail Tech Cannondale Odo/Speedo
Magura Hymec Hydraulic Clutch
Magura 167 Front Brake Master
Kenda Tires
"Not mine, but a Very Unique project that I've helped my neighbor with. BTW,,,It's STREET LEGAL and is rode almost everyday, in nice weather!!"
Saw this on ktmtalk.com...In the "Oldie" Section Can't believe it -- but it's real...



Thanks Gents!