Matt Returns
@matt-returns.bsky.social
Type 2 Fun Haver. Un-retired adventurer. Maker of things and stuff. A ship that is deeply unsatisfied with ALWAYS being safe in the harbor, but still knows what harbors are for. Damn the Torpedoes! Full speed ahead.
For the #motocamping nerds, check out this slick abomination: a dairy crate that has been secured with stainless zip ties and hose clamps, that fits my old Duluth Trading AWOL bag so well I don’t need to secure it. It literally clicks into place. Can’t wait to load this baby up and go camping soon!
February 24, 2025 at 9:07 PM
For the #motocamping nerds, check out this slick abomination: a dairy crate that has been secured with stainless zip ties and hose clamps, that fits my old Duluth Trading AWOL bag so well I don’t need to secure it. It literally clicks into place. Can’t wait to load this baby up and go camping soon!
I did it. I rode my bike over 250 miles between Saturday and Sunday, going on my very first motorcycle trip. I thought I was going to hate going to work today but it turns out that eating up old highways and canyons, and blasting solo through the high desert is REALLY good for the ol’ mental health!
February 24, 2025 at 8:58 PM
I did it. I rode my bike over 250 miles between Saturday and Sunday, going on my very first motorcycle trip. I thought I was going to hate going to work today but it turns out that eating up old highways and canyons, and blasting solo through the high desert is REALLY good for the ol’ mental health!
Whenever I come across an abandoned mirror on one of my walks, I take a picture in it and spend some time looking at myself. It always seems to feel like a “save point” along the way, like it’s an opportunity to breathe, look around, and continue on the adventure.
February 11, 2025 at 9:27 PM
Whenever I come across an abandoned mirror on one of my walks, I take a picture in it and spend some time looking at myself. It always seems to feel like a “save point” along the way, like it’s an opportunity to breathe, look around, and continue on the adventure.
My first ever bike was my dad’s ‘85 Nighthawk 700 which I started riding at about 17yo in 2001. Eventually I gave it back to him and bought my BIL’s ‘95 VF750C Magna Deluxe Then nothing for 18 years. Then a buddy 150cc lol and that reminded me how much I loved it. Now it’s a 06 Tiger 955i daily.
February 11, 2025 at 7:32 PM
My first ever bike was my dad’s ‘85 Nighthawk 700 which I started riding at about 17yo in 2001. Eventually I gave it back to him and bought my BIL’s ‘95 VF750C Magna Deluxe Then nothing for 18 years. Then a buddy 150cc lol and that reminded me how much I loved it. Now it’s a 06 Tiger 955i daily.
There are worse ways to get to work. Getting more confident on Lou every day, and definitely starting to have more fun. Time to start getting the camping gear sorted #tiger955i #ADVbike
February 11, 2025 at 6:10 PM
There are worse ways to get to work. Getting more confident on Lou every day, and definitely starting to have more fun. Time to start getting the camping gear sorted #tiger955i #ADVbike
Made it to work on time, and as a bonus, FINALLY came up with a name for the bike. Everyone say high to Lou! She’s a 2006 Triumph Tiger 955i, and she’s all mine.
February 4, 2025 at 2:59 AM
Made it to work on time, and as a bonus, FINALLY came up with a name for the bike. Everyone say high to Lou! She’s a 2006 Triumph Tiger 955i, and she’s all mine.