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Re: Best ride?

Posted: Sat Feb 04, 2006 10:08 am
by jstark47
Bubba wrote:Rt. 6 northern Pennsylvania. Especially in the fall.
Amen to that. I got family up there in Potter county. God's country. Now that we have the bikes, the wife's been dropping hints about doing a Route 6 run next summer. Think she wants to go clear across the state!

There is some road in Kentucky...

Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2006 8:28 am
by safety-boy
I want to say it is the A1 Highway... Goes from Eastern Kentucky to Lexington (?), following the Ohio River.

Never been on it on a bike, but it is (was?) nicely banked, sparsley travelled, no or few traffic lights, and built for a car to go 90mph. It winds and has hills. A few places where you'll see some fallen rocks.

Oh, BTW... I don't remember ever seeing a cop on it :-D

--David

Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2006 12:42 pm
by grymlocke

Posted: Mon May 08, 2006 5:01 pm
by ShawnKing
Surprised no one has yet mentioned the The Dragon/US 129 area. We just got back from a weekend trip and while it's not the longest road in the world, DEAR GOD it is one heck of a challenge and a *lot* of fun!

Shawn and Lesa Do the Dragon!

Posted: Wed May 10, 2006 11:11 am
by AdrenalineRider
The best Roads in India would be-

NH-1 = National Highways 1 --- 1200km long approx... 3 Lane smooth highway ... no bumps have I ever found ... best possible scenic beauty found..

NH-14 -- 300 km Long

Execlent roads... but problem is tht u would hate riding in summers due to high temperature of 45-55 degree celcius

Mumbai - Pune express way -- 4 lane one way road... 600 off KMPH

no speed limits here

Have seen Ducati 999rr vs ZX14r few days back .... ZX 14r was doing 320kmph constantly for the whole highway coz of lack of traffic here ...

999 was modded and was also doing the same while i was driving my SLK 500 at top speed 288kmph :(
was unable to catch up with them

Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2006 7:14 am
by pinger05
From Weillerbach to Eulenbis. It is not very long but it is one of the more picturesque sites I have found in Germany.

Another good one is the B270 from Katzweiller to Idar-Oberstein. It is a two lane federal highway but for the speed and twists make it a good one.

Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2006 7:19 am
by NorthernPete
I would personally love to ride my bike out east, from Ontario to PEI, I drove out in my truck and havent seen anything like it, along the St Lawrence, all through New Brunswick and then across the Confederation Bridge.... awsome....

Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2006 11:51 am
by IvanTT
Wow I have been on the Blue Ridge the Dragon and Highway 12.. All fantastic. In my area I have roads that rival even those masterpieces of asphalt

Central California is littered with Roads like:

Highway 58 from Mckittrick to Santa Maria
http://jasenovic.com/zrated/20060430/DSC00250.JPG
http://jasenovic.com/zrated/20060430/DSC00237.JPG
http://jasenovic.com/zrated/20060430/DSC00243.JPG

Highway 33 from 166 to Ojahi
http://www.pashnit.com/forum/attachment ... 1148457251


This little know slice of heaven, Cerra Norestre to Pine mountain CA
http://jasenovic.com/zrated/20060430/DSC00211.JPG
http://jasenovic.com/zrated/20060430/DSC00209.JPG
http://jasenovic.com/zrated/20060430/DSC00191.JPG
http://jasenovic.com/zrated/20060430/DSC00203.JPG

229 in SLo County
http://jasenovic.com/zrated/20060430/DSC00274.JPG

Highway 41 between Creston and Shandon
and the section in Yosemite National Park doesn't suck either.

Highway 1 to Big Sur
http://pashnittours.com/photos/2006-04- ... ur-500.jpg
http://www.pashnittours.com/photos/2005 ... 4Miles.jpg


OR Highway 49 from Highway 120 to Mariposa in CA
http://www.pashnit.com/pics/bikes-n-roa ... -hwy49.jpg
http://www.pashnit.com/forum/attachment ... 1148245611

A few are mine, but most of these shots are from Pashnit.com, (IMHO) the best place to get information on California roads.

Posted: Thu Aug 10, 2006 5:03 pm
by blues2cruise
Highway 20 in Washington State. It's through the Cascades.
Hway 2 through the Steven's Pass also in Washington.

Posted: Wed Oct 25, 2006 4:47 am
by ArcticHarleyMan
I vote for the Glacier National Park also. It's awesome but if you suffer from vertigo it may be a challenge. Verticle cliffs up on one side and down on the other. I rode it years ago and one thing I noticed was the numerous places where campers/motorhomes had scraped the cliffs in certain areas when they got too close to the inside shoulder.:shock: There are numerous pull-outs where photo opportunities abound. :santa: