Do you ride your Tiger offroad?

[Nick Calne]

Wow Redbirds, that looks great - how much do I want to ride down those roads!! Where is this?  :D

[flux]

Nice shots, Redbirds.  Not many Tiger riders down there in Patterson are there?    

A lot of the people here in North GA see no reason to head south towards the swamps.  They don't know what they're missing.  I went to college in Valdosta and the area is great for our kind of riding.  

[abruzzi]

Tigers don't like air under the wheels!  If you intend to ride her on dirty roads, which I know you will because it's just too hard to resist, answer the question, Col. :D

What about this:




As for me:



and



Geof

[JetdocX]

Geof, that's Patrick, IIRC and he's a hero around these parts.  What the photo doesn't show is the landing.  That must have been like the end of the world.
 :lol:  :lol:

[abruzzi]

Yeah, the landing looked a bit scary...

Geof

[flux]

You guys know by now that there are not many places I'm smart enough to stay out of with my Tiger, but I jumped her one time and that was the last time.  Unlike Tigger, these things are not well sprung in the tail!  LOL

[BiggerTigger]

My steamer gets dirty.
I try to avoid loose sand and really soupy stuff, but otherwise, I'll give it a go!

[redbirds]

Wow Redbirds, that looks great - how much do I want to ride down those roads!! Where is this?  :D

The first two photos are of the road to my home in Patterson Georgia and the last is a road in Satilla Wildlife Management Area about five miles from home.

[Warrior Princess]

I think my steamer is to high geared. What sprockets are you guys using off road in gravel and mud.

Thanks

[deepsouthtiger]

This thread should be forwarded to every "Moto-journalist" who claims Tigers (and V-Stroms/Tenere/etc. etc.) are to heavy to ride off road.