SteveMac
06-19-2013, 03:13 PM
BRP being the Blue Ridge Parkway that runs from North Carolina up into Virginia. It has been a blast.
Lots of sweeping curves in the 500 total miles. Highly recommend it as a ride.
A quick observation. We probably saw a couple hundred various bikes on our trip. Approximately half of those were cruiser and touring bikes. Mostly HD Street Glides, Road Kings, and larger touring Ultras. Also quite a few Goldwings. A few metric cruisers tossed into the mix also. But what surprised me was the overwhelming number of dual sport and adventure touring bikes we saw. These bikes combined,,, easily comprised half of all bikes we saw. With the BMW comprising about 90% of this group. That really stood out to me.
Oh yeah. Saw two Spyders on the entire trip. One was still in Maggie Valley after the owners event. A white RT-LTD on a trailer. Then at about mile marker 40 on the BRP we met a nice looking Red RTS with what looked like Pete's rally stripes on it.
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/06/20/zabatesu.jpg
Lots of sweeping curves in the 500 total miles. Highly recommend it as a ride.
A quick observation. We probably saw a couple hundred various bikes on our trip. Approximately half of those were cruiser and touring bikes. Mostly HD Street Glides, Road Kings, and larger touring Ultras. Also quite a few Goldwings. A few metric cruisers tossed into the mix also. But what surprised me was the overwhelming number of dual sport and adventure touring bikes we saw. These bikes combined,,, easily comprised half of all bikes we saw. With the BMW comprising about 90% of this group. That really stood out to me.
Oh yeah. Saw two Spyders on the entire trip. One was still in Maggie Valley after the owners event. A white RT-LTD on a trailer. Then at about mile marker 40 on the BRP we met a nice looking Red RTS with what looked like Pete's rally stripes on it.
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/06/20/zabatesu.jpg