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eaders’ rides
Do you have a good, clear photograph of your pride and joy This section of Wing World is designed to show off as many bikes as possible. Give us information about your Gold Wing;
start with the basics of its year, model and color, then tell a little about what is special about your bike. Send your description and photos to:
Wing World Editorial Department, 21423 N. 11th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85027, or via email to editor@gwrra.org.
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1990 GL1500 SE
“Here’s a photo of my scoot at the
Very Large Array (VLA) radio telescope
at the National Radio Astronomy
Observatory (NRAO) site in New
Mexico,” writes Don Skinner, GWRRA
#261250, of. Norman, Oklahoma.Don’s
ride is a 1990 GL1500 SE.
2001 Valkyrie Interstate
Steve Anderson, GWRRA #251207, of
Wayzata, Minnesota, took this photo of his
2001 Valkyrie Interstate in front of the iron
ore ship loading facilities in Two Harbors on
the northwest shores of Lake Superior.
“What better place to find a Valkyrie than
trekking through the old steps where the
Vikings dared to explore,” Steve writes.“I’m
sure they had a ‘Valkyrja’ watching over
them as they battled the elements of what
would become known as Minnesota.”
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2001 GL1800
“This image was taken just outside Banff
National Park in Alberta, Canada, at Mount
Yamnuska,” says Randy Risdahl, GWRRA
#181578, of Calgary,Alberta, Canada.“My
bright yellow Wing and I have traveled every
province in Canada, from Newfoundland to
British Columbia and through Sturgis into
New Mexico! This is my fourth wing; my first
was an 1980 GL1000!” he adds.
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