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The 10-ton bike is now packed and assembled, ready to leave the Royal Hawaiian and spend two weeks in Mojave National Preserve

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07792-royal-hawaiian-leaving-800px.jpg From my balcony at the Royal Hawaiian, I can see Kelbaker Road heading into the cherished emptiness of Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsI check in at the Royal Hawaiian Motel for the night, which is an interesting example of kitsch from the 60s or 70sFrom my balcony at the Royal Hawaiian, I can see Kelbaker Road heading into the cherished emptiness of Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsI check in at the Royal Hawaiian Motel for the night, which is an interesting example of kitsch from the 60s or 70sFrom my balcony at the Royal Hawaiian, I can see Kelbaker Road heading into the cherished emptiness of Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsI check in at the Royal Hawaiian Motel for the night, which is an interesting example of kitsch from the 60s or 70sFrom my balcony at the Royal Hawaiian, I can see Kelbaker Road heading into the cherished emptiness of Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsI check in at the Royal Hawaiian Motel for the night, which is an interesting example of kitsch from the 60s or 70sFrom my balcony at the Royal Hawaiian, I can see Kelbaker Road heading into the cherished emptiness of Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsI check in at the Royal Hawaiian Motel for the night, which is an interesting example of kitsch from the 60s or 70s

I considered starting my trip last night when I got off the Amtrak bus at 20h30 by riding off into the dark and camping near Indian Springs. However, I was quite tired, so I ate a big meal at the Mad Greek restaurant and stayed at the motel instead.