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Depends how sensitive your butt is
Only about 500 mile via interstate, if you take Skyline Drive / Blue Ridge Parkway yea call it 2 days.
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- Thread starter Dutch6
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Depends how sensitive your butt is
Only about 500 mile via interstate, if you take Skyline Drive / Blue Ridge Parkway yea call it 2 days.
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toppick08
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I concur.Nice meeting you My-thyme, Whistler, and Toppick. Shygirl, Dukesdad and GWGuy it's always a pleasure. I look forward to the next ride. Maybe out of state next time?
The Pub has some awesome fried pickles!
ShyGirl
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ShyGirl
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itsbob
I bowl overhand
maintain 55?
VERY nice twisty and roller coastery road..
HAVE to concentrate just about the entire road. I looked at the side of the road for 1/2 second and I was in the left lane, scared the bejeezus out of myself. Luckily I wasn't going too fast and took another 1/2 second to recover..
There are a couple of interesting curves, where at the apex of the turn AND the hill the road falls out beneath you and you head downhill
Dutch6
"Fluffy world destroyer"
I think I'll wait a couple weeks before I attempt that one.
aps45819
24/7 Single Dad
That's the turn just this side of the Fariview Beach turnoff. You can catch a little air doing the speed limit
That's the turn just this side of the Fariview Beach turnoff. You can catch a little air doing the speed limit
...don't think I'm ready for that...
aps45819
24/7 Single Dad
you have to go past Lexington Park to get there
itsbob
I bowl overhand
That's the turn just this side of the Fariview Beach turnoff. You can catch a little air doing the speed limit
Not a good feeling when you're leaned over in a turn and it feels like your front wheel left the ground, or the ground left your front wheel.
itsbob
I bowl overhand
I spy.. a woman riding home today..
I ride to and from work everyday
My youngest boy got his permit the day I got my license and wanted to go out riding when I got home from work this afternoon. He was on his dad's big 'ole Harley. We went to Pt Lookout and back - not too much traffic. He said it's sure not like riding the dirt bike around the farm! I'm signing him up for the CSM course as we speak...
I've never ridden in the dark before...think I'll head out now...
BS Gal
Voted Nicest in 08
If it's not raining or too hot or too cold or some other lame azzed excuse, I might be interested. What time?
I was in Oregon last week so I missed the
you deserved for THAT comment, Mr.
aps45819
24/7 Single Dad
Check to see what type of bulb is in your headlight. You can probably get one of the "super white" automative bulbs that let you see a little better,
BS Gal
Voted Nicest in 08
I ride to and from work everyday
My youngest boy got his permit the day I got my license and wanted to go out riding when I got home from work this afternoon. He was on his dad's big 'ole Harley. We went to Pt Lookout and back - not too much traffic. He said it's sure not like riding the dirt bike around the farm! I'm signing him up for the CSM course as we speak...
I've never ridden in the dark before...think I'll head out now...
I've never ridden in the dark either. Big surprise, huh?????
Hi BS Gal! Glad you're home...let's get together for a ride soon.
I liked riding in the dark, though I was worried about deer jumping in front of me.
BS Gal
Voted Nicest in 08
I'm thinking about going up 235 tomorrow morning at 6 - shouldn't be too much traffic then
I don't like DRIVING in the dark, much less being on the bike at night.
THAT'S how I feel about 235 through LPCity!
ShyGirl
Active Member
I like riding in the dark too ~ just need to be more alert and take care not to overdrive your headlights.
Took my bike to Atlantic Cycle in La Plata for the 600 mile service yesterday.
I hope to get out for a bit later this afternoon.