MEMBER'S TRAVELS
As some of you already know. Four Winds member, Ron Kranz, is traveling around ith his bike and a trailer. The following is a diary-type account of his ride that I received via hat wonderful technology. e-rnail. Walt.

Fred Rau, the senior editor of "Motorcycle Consumer News," after having gotten himself lost for several hours somewhere near the Mohave or Sonoran Deserts, said, when he hit a cluttered signpost in the middle of nowhere that indicated that Baltimore was 3000 miles in one direction, Appleton, Wis., 2299 miles in another, Hell, 68 miles straight down, and so forth, that he realized he was actually having a lot of fun discovering roads he had never been on and seeing sights he'd never realized were there before as a result of being totally lost. At the close of the article, he then intimated that if he now ever tells a fellow cyclist to "Get lost!" he means it "in the best possible way."

There's not much sense in talking about GPSs until you have yours purchased and mounted on your bike, so this short article is just an introduction to some types of mounting methods are presently available on the market for motorcycles, and a short description of them.