| Author | Message | ||
     Norrisperformance |
Just wondering if someone knew a good site to check out, with the best twisties to ride? I’m always looking for good roads close by. Most roads I find are sweepers and a few 90s or they are just to congested. I know someone’s going to say, take it to the track, but I’m just looking for good roads. I already know were the tracks are. | ||
| Apex_assasian |
try this www.motorcycleroads.us | ||
| Copperstar |
Anywhere in Colorado! Bishops castle, Hoosier pass, Ute pass the list goes on. | ||
| New12r |
Norris, how far are you from the Blue Ridge Pkwy? | ||
| Shred |
I was just looking at the maps from last years Running the Ridge. The north and south loop. I think we should start at Bryson city and make a weekend trip out of it. We can call it '3%ers' running the ridge' Emmm! Sounds nice. | ||
| Jlnance |
Shred - You have guts man. I didn't think you would ever want to come back to NC after running the ridge. But I'm glad you do. BTW, do you have the maps from that ride? I'd like to get a copy if you could scan the for me. I was just going to suggest hw 421 into TN to mike. It is a very twisty ride. | ||
| Dbird29 |
Ute pass brings back bad memories. Something about 77 in a 45 and a few hours in jail, of course it was 1978 and a jailable offense.  DBird edit to insert Court reference. "remind me to tell you sometime" (Message edited by dbird29 on May 30, 2005) | ||
| Edstevens |
My first post on BadWeb. I live in West Virginia (Hillbilly born and raised)and enjoy my Mountain State's twisted road structure. Looking at our state map the roads that run from southeast to northwest like Rt 250 from Lurray, VA to Durbin, WV and Rt 33 from Harrisonburg, VA to Elkins, WV and Rt 60 From White Sulfur Springs, WV to just south of Charleston, WV over the peaks of the appalachians are usually the roads with the most elevation changes and most turns per mile and great rides. Roads that run southwest to northeast like Rt 219 from Rich Creek, VA all the way through eastern West Virginia on into western Maryland and Rt 119 that parallels Rt 219 generally are less mountainous running mainly through the valleys, but don't get fooled because just around the next gentle bend you might find yourself at the top of an 8 or 10 turn series of steep banked 180 degree turns droping 500 feet of elevation in less than a quarter mile. Sunday I rode Rt 50 from Winchester, VA to Grafton, WV and back and I had forgotten just how wickedly twisted that road is. Please consider a ride through my state and experience Wild, Wonderful, West Virginia roads. | ||
| Kdan |
Only during the week. Before noon. Why is it that squids always seem to sleep until noon? www.tailofthedragon.com | ||
| Jlnance |
Ed! Welcome to Badweb! | ||
| Bake |
The Monashe loop is becoming famous quick! 440k twisty loop for us yesterday, nice ride!!! | ||
| U4euh |
Ed, I just got back from Pennsylvania and I would agree that the roads in VA are good and twisty. Jim- now that I am home we have to plan that trip down my way, eat, party, and ride. | ||
| Jasont |
Not to rub it in but......I just rode the Alps two weeks ago with my Dad. I recommend it to anyone. The Dolomites are nice even in early spring and late fall due to the warm Med air. Hate to leave Germany in July. | ||
| Cataract2 |
Ride Florida. 11 curves, 318 miles. | ||
| Jessicasdad |
This used to be in my back yard ... NOW .. we live in Washington ..... http://www.pashnit.com/roads/cal/SkaggsSpringRd.htm  BUT we LOVE it up here as well !!!! so ... just need to find some GOOD roads | ||
| Ocbueller |
Ed, Welcome to Badweb. West Virginia gets my vote. Awesome rides with light traffic. SteveH | ||
| Aydenxb9 |
Mike, Go east young man, go east! We've been lax on getting the rides going but that's about to change, I promise you. Greene Co, Wayne Co, western Pitt Co. have some good one. Of course there's always Maple Hill! Then there's a bunch of decent to good ones in Craven Co. between Ernul and New Bern. We've go to get another ride together! | ||
| Blue_moon_girl |
Good roads in the south - check out southern Arkansas and northern Louisiana. | ||
| Rockbiter1 |
I live here in Lousyanna, and I tell everyone..AVOID THE STATE LIKE A PLAGUE! Arkansas though...wow..I spend the last 4 days going up Highway 7, up into the Ozarks, highway 62/65, took some roads thru south Missouri, totaly awsome..the twisties there are GRRRRREAT! For more details, (and some pics of the caves we crawled thru up by Harrison AR) send me a pm... | ||
| Cataract2 |
Rock, something tells me you have more curves on your subdivision area than I have in my entire state. | ||
| Rockbiter1 |
Maybe, but you are in Florida, which has its own advantages  (i'd give my left....footpeg...to be in Florida!) | ||
| Kootenay |
http://www.destinationhighways.com/ |
