OneThrottle

🌿 It’s been a while since I posted, but I’ve been deep in the garden since April started! 🌸

But the biggest reason I’ve been MIA? I recently became a duck mom! 🐣🦆 I incubated some eggs, and now I’ve got the sweetest little ducklings keeping me on my toes (and filling my heart). 💛 Riding will restart soon-ish 🙂

“Just got back from an amazing trip to Vermont to visit Lindsay! 💛 We had the best time—laughing, catching up, and exploring some seriously cool spots. 🍁 From a sweet maple syrup tour to some bumpy (but fun!) Jeep rides and, of course, a ride on Ginger 🏍️✨ Vermont is absolutely stunning, and this trip was one for the books! ”

Have you been to Vermont?

What else does one do on a cold day but drag their motorcycle out onto the snow and ice? 😂 Meet my Honda Repsol 🏍️💫 She’s been with me for 25 years, and I can honestly say she’s special. This Honda Repsol NSR 150, is a two-stroke engine. It has been with me even before I started road racing.

This bike is unique to the United States but If you ever find yourself in Thailand, you’ll see bikes like mine buzzing around the streets. She is a little beauty.

It has always amazed me how other countries have smaller bikes, but here it’s tricky to find a sport bike this size. It weighs 269 lbs and literally feels like a feather.

This lightweight sport bike has a 150cc two-stroke, liquid-cooled engine that can produce up to 39 horsepower. For perspective my Triumph Street Triple produces 118 horse power. 🤔 So this Honda is certainly not your ideal highway bike. 😂 But for cruising around, she’s a champion. I’ve also taken her on the race track a few times when I rode with in New York. And when I did a track day at London in New Hampshire. (She was certainly the slowest on the course but she did well!)

If you wanna see more of this little Repsol, let me know. It was nice to give her some fresh air

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