"As for places to ride, I've only ever owned a motorcycle while living in Arizona, so that would make me a wee bit biased towards that region.
What I did learn very early on is to try and take back highways whenever possible rather then the…"
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Edward Teach replied to Vincent E.'s discussion Rides in the group Atheist Bikers
"I hear ya man. I'm not getting any younger. Don't want to wait until I'm so old that I'm on a trike or in a side car!"
Edward Teach replied to Vincent E.'s discussion Rides in the group Atheist Bikers
"I work as a college instructor. I could totally take a summer and hit the road. Would love to go West. I have never traveled out of the South!"
Edward Teach replied to Vincent E.'s discussion Rides in the group Atheist Bikers
"Man, I want to do the same thing. Seems like a GREAT adventure!"
Jo Jerome replied to Vincent E.'s discussion Rides in the group Atheist Bikers
"And no doubt discovering along the way 101 creative ways to tie 250# of shit down with 101 bungee cords."
Jo Jerome replied to Vincent E.'s discussion Rides in the group Atheist Bikers
"Ha! I think you win the tons-O-gear-on-the-back contest!"
Edward Teach replied to Vincent E.'s discussion Rides in the group Atheist Bikers
"I ride a 1990 Heritage Softail Classic rain, snow or shine. Love it! My favorite ride is "the Snake" up Hwy 421 between Boone, NC and Mountain City Tn. Also love Hwy 7o and Hwy 9 between Asheville and Chimney Rock."
Jo Jerome replied to Vincent E.'s discussion Rides in the group Atheist Bikers
"2003 Kawasaki Vulcan 500. Although I laid it down on my way to Denver a few months ago and while it's repairable, it's still stuck in Denver (a good 600 miles from where I live).
Being more often poor than not, it's not just a…"
Jubal Molina replied to Vincent E.'s discussion Rides in the group Atheist Bikers
"It took us around 26hrs from Raleigh to Nova Scotia. That was split into 3 days. We met my brother and sister in law in Pennsylvania. We all have the same bikes. We enjoy living like nomads and admiring all the scenery. It was a great trip even with…"
david brooklyn replied to Vincent E.'s discussion Rides in the group Atheist Bikers
"Thanks for the tip. I'll make sure to add it to the trip. How long did it take to get there and back from home? I really want to see more of both our countries when I get more comfortable with highway and long distance riding."
Jubal Molina replied to Vincent E.'s discussion Rides in the group Atheist Bikers
"We rode the Cabot Trail last year and it was awesome. The roads where great for riding.
I was surprise at RVs that where going through some of the curves.
Meat Cove was a great stop."
Jubal Molina replied to Vincent E.'s discussion Rides in the group Atheist Bikers
"With your 1200 I would be the one seeing tail-lights. :-) Anything is 2 wheels is fun."
david brooklyn replied to Vincent E.'s discussion Rides in the group Atheist Bikers
"I bought an 86 Honda Nighthawk 750 this spring. I've been learning to ride over the summer and have just started out on the highways. I'm probably over-cautious, but I just figure I should comfortable with what I'm doing before I push…"
Vincent E. replied to Vincent E.'s discussion Rides in the group Atheist Bikers
"A buddy of mine rides an older BMW sport bike, they make some nice bikes.
I've spent a lot of time this year looking at his tail-lights. ; )"
Jubal Molina replied to Vincent E.'s discussion Rides in the group Atheist Bikers
"I have a 2005 F650GS with 18k miles. It's my third bike (Honda Shadow andSuzuki Vstrom). It has a zumo 450 GPS, Caribou Side Cases, Givi top case, BMW tank bag, Cee Bailey's windshield. My wife, brother and sister in law have similar…"
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Edward Teach said… - The crow is one of my favorite symbols... Cool image!
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Larian LeQuella said… - Hey, found you through the NH group. Hope you don't mind the random "friending".
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Dallas the Phallus said… - Vincent, welcome to Atheist Nexus. Be sure to check out the GROUPS page to find like-minded people.
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