Last Saturday ten of us rode through Joshua Tree National Park, here in Southern California.

One of the guys had a camcorder mounted to his Harley Davidson Ultra Classic and shot some video. He combined it with some photos and a Johnny Cash song and produced a cool little music video.



That's me riding two bikes ahead, as well as me in the water trough.

I suppose when you mount a camcorder on the handle bars of a Harley, you can expect some shaky video. But I think he did a cool job.

You can also see my set of photos from the same ride, along with a ride map, on my Flickr site:

http://www.flickr.com/...72157600025387161/

If you haven't been to Joshua Tree National Park, it does offer a nice ride. The curves can be quite tight in places, however, the speed limit is slow, varying from 35-45mph. It's more of a place to enjoy the scenery than to burn some rubber. The photos I took didn't do the place justice.

You'll encounter many other riders there.

Labels: California Motorcycle Rides, Joshua Tree National Park