Your favorite this summer
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On a weekday, without any RV's present, I'll bet the 89A would of been a great ride (at high speed).
For myself, it was the two trips to Leavenworth WA - even with the speeding ticket, it was still a great ride. In fact, I'll be doing it again next summer ('cept I need someone who'll ride lead - as cop bait).
Miki
For myself, it was the two trips to Leavenworth WA - even with the speeding ticket, it was still a great ride. In fact, I'll be doing it again next summer ('cept I need someone who'll ride lead - as cop bait).
Miki
My favorite ride was riding with my youngest son on the KZ550 through the Adironack mountains in New York on route 2 and 9. Its a great side route to go around Albany and get off the interstate. Lots of windys and bendys there....There is a beautiful stream with lots of places to pull over and have a picnic.
Scenery is great, especially this time of year.
Heather
Scenery is great, especially this time of year.
Heather
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We just took a foliage ride in central NH - colors are peak right now - and while I've always enjoyed foliage rides they've have previously been in cars. Since this is my first season as a rider it was a completely new experience.
Now I'm watching the calendar and the weather and already sad that riding season is nearly over ...
Now I'm watching the calendar and the weather and already sad that riding season is nearly over ...
dressmaker,
Sounds like a great ride. Season is almost over here too, but I do have winter riding gear and on clear days I plan on riding all I can....especially since gas is going up all over the place. Doesn't snow much here.
Everytime I am in my car and see bikes go by I get bike fever, doesn't matter when it is...next clear day I go riding on the local windies and bendies.
Heather
Sounds like a great ride.
Season is almost over here too, but I do have winter riding gear and on clear days I plan on riding all I can....especially since gas is going up all over the place. Doesn't snow much here.Everytime I am in my car and see bikes go by I get bike fever, doesn't matter when it is...next clear day I go riding on the local windies and bendies.
Heather
Heather:
Hat's off to you girl! Riding in the winter is too tough on me. It's not so much the gear, for me it's the fact that the roads are too cold, and so are my tires - which means there's not much high speed hijinx going on for me.
But, I'll admit it - after the winter days keep droning away, a sunny day will come, and I'll jump on my bike for about a 20 minute ride. Pretty pathetic, huh? I still dismount with a smile on my face, anticipating summer.
Miki
Hat's off to you girl! Riding in the winter is too tough on me. It's not so much the gear, for me it's the fact that the roads are too cold, and so are my tires - which means there's not much high speed hijinx going on for me.
But, I'll admit it - after the winter days keep droning away, a sunny day will come, and I'll jump on my bike for about a 20 minute ride. Pretty pathetic, huh? I still dismount with a smile on my face, anticipating summer.
Miki
Miki,
When I was driving my Beemer and living in Silverdale, WA I rode all year round...no choice..only source of transportation. Somewhere I have a photo of the beemer with 6 inches of snow on the seat! :lol:
I don't have to do that anymore, but when bike fever strikes me..there is no hope :roll:
Heather
When I was driving my Beemer and living in Silverdale, WA I rode all year round...no choice..only source of transportation. Somewhere I have a photo of the beemer with 6 inches of snow on the seat! :lol:
I don't have to do that anymore, but when bike fever strikes me..there is no hope :roll:
Heather
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