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Thanks, it's great to have local info :thumbup: our late spring holiday is later than your guys "spring break" so hopefully we shouldn't be too bad with waiting times, although I read on many sites about sometimes wasting hours when it's busy :eek: another issue is whether to take a cheaper...

It would be great to see members of my extended family :thumbup: but it's going to be quite a hectic trip, as it's only 2 weeks and sooo much to see :)

Well I guess living in Holland, at or below sea level isn't going to cut it then :rolleyes: Well unfortunately it looks like the pass will be closed when we're there but we were warned about snow at the higher elevations, especially in Yosemite. Great tip, we're thinking about typical...

Thank you Sir, we are looking for parks with some great scenary (look out points etc) marked (short) walks with scenic roads. Although I like walking myself the kids are not big fans, but of course if it's to see some stunning scenary, or a waterfall etc then I have a good reason to go for a walk ;)

I would really like to thank everyone on their tips and comments, it's great to hear everyones idea's and tips, many many thanks :rockon: Thanks Scott this is the sort of thing that's handy to know while planning our trip, as I think we'll be staying in vegas for a few days :thumbup...

Well we booked a flight and rental car for the spring break next year, we've just got to work out the itinerary. We'll (my wife, 2 daughters and I) be arriving in San Francisco and leaving from LA and we have about 13 days in the US. The general plan seems to be San Francisco, yosemite park...

:cheer::cheer::cheer:Happy Birfday Neil:cheer::cheer::cheer:[ Hope you have a great one :rockon:

Yup nice bike but some nice views in the walking pics as well :)

Great pics kenny, it looks like an amazing ride, yes I'm a bit jealous now :)

That's a sweet bike Andz, and you're right about the monstrosity (exhaust) and yours is cool :thumbup:

Rode to work today (as usual, when I have a working bike) :thumbup:

Yeah almost as fast :). Thanks Dennis for all your work keeping this forum in top shape :thumbup:

The MT-09 is the euro version of your FZ-09 and I thought that the Tracer was equivelent to your FJ-09 but I could be wrong, it's all pretty confusing when the models vary in europe and State side :(

Cheers mate :) Well why not :) It's got 3 pistons, so it's only missing one :)

Adjustable screen and handguards: Bigger tank (than the FZ-09), : Fitting for paniers, adjustable seat and it's taller than the MT-09 Raisers and adjustable forks: A more conventional number plate set up, Nice gear indicator, 12v outlet, 3 mapping settings, 3 different settings for...

Picked up my bike this morning, Tracer 900, unfortunately in the slower blue colour :) Took the picture near the old Musketeers quarters, here in town.

This one tickled me.

I generally plan my routes beforehand and then use my Garmin to follow them. At the moment this one seems to be quite popular in the Netherlands: MyRouteapp

Have fun everyone, looking forward to the pics. :thumbup:

The 900 Tracer, based on the MT-09 (FZ-09 in US), but with a bigger tank, more wind protection, slightly taller (but with an adjustable seat) and risers. and I've ordered it in the slower blue :)