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I know we are all always looking for nice places to so... if u are from the columbus Ohio area i found an amazing place to ride. to find it you take state route 16 east out of columbus. about 40 miles out of columbus u will come to the exit for state route 60. when u get off the ramp turn left and enjoy

Turns---yes.. plenty. there are probably three straightaways that are between 1/4 and 1/2 mile long, the rest is turns of every shape and size. banked, flat, sharp, slight... its all their
Hills---its constantly up and down steeps and not so steeps.
Pavement--- all 16 miles repaved around July.
Traffic--- almost none. i have driven the route four times and definitely seen less than 20 cars total.

very good info but unfortunately i'm not in ohio.

i'd be interested in nice places to ride near Woodland hills/L.A. if anyone knows

If you're in western MA, take rt 2 out to and then past North Adams. If you're in Albany, NY hit up rt 7 to the grafton lakes state parks area and hop on rt 2 east and head up and over to the other side. Same road, just as fun both ways.

Dirtytoes wrote:very good info but unfortunately i'm not in ohio.

i'd be interested in nice places to ride near Woodland hills/L.A. if anyone knows

LA is never fun to ride. Not one freeway i can think of thats pleasent. Angeles Crest is nice but to many idiots up there makes it dangeruos. the 2 south in glendale is nice if you are close. I10, I210, I5, i hate em all, though the 135 out by northridge is kinda fun, not to many people and hardly ever cops. Good luck finding a fun area man, let me know if you do.



JWF

If you're in Florida, drive north about 11 hours to North Carolina.

Dirtytoes wrote:very good info but unfortunately i'm not in ohio.

i'd be interested in nice places to ride near Woodland hills/L.A. if anyone knows

Ride up to the Rock Store some weekend . You'll be surprised and amazed .
Taking Highway 1 to Santa Barbara in the spring is another good cruise .
Regards, Wizzard