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Originally Posted by pwm
Living there I ride the Dragon more that I want to. Early morning being the best time. There are A LOT better rides in the area.
Now about the speed limit, a friend of mine was hammered by a Camaro that was speeding and drifted into his lane Sunday.
Tony has a shattered shoulder & had 6 bones in his ankle sticking out his boot.
Better rides? Yes indeed. More dangerous rides? No. Now about the Camaro incident - I live in Maryville and ride the Dragon a lot and I heard a Camaro took out some motorcyclists but there were no details. How about the full story if you don't mind.
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Originally Posted by dndfindley
Better rides? Yes indeed. More dangerous rides? No. Now about the Camaro incident - I live in Maryville and ride the Dragon a lot and I heard a Camaro took out some motorcyclists but there were no details. How about the full story if you don't mind.
I wasn't there so I really do not have much to add that would be accurate. Tony is the K9 officer that patrols the dragon. He rides with us every now and then and is a great guy.
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There are better faster roads in the area. The dragon's reputation is worse than its bite. The danger isn't the road, it's the riders and drivers who blow corners and hit you, and the ones riding over their heads.
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Drove out to the Dragon from Utah back in early May. Spent 4 days riding the area. So many rides and so little time. Did the skyway, the rattler, the dragon, war woman, and many more. Then headed over to Eureka Springs Arkansas for a few days of riding. That was a really nice area as well. Did all of this before the SpyderFest.
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Originally Posted by asp125
There are better faster roads in the area. The dragon's reputation is worse than its bite. The danger isn't the road, it's the riders and drivers who blow corners and hit you, and the ones riding over their heads.
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Faster roads? Well, yeah - duh! An interstate is faster. How fast is a road that is 11 miles in length with 318 curves? Think those curves all together might slow you down a bit? The Dragon's reputation is well earned and the danger is the road AND riders and drivers such as yourself who think the Dragon's reputation is worse than it's bite.
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Originally Posted by Bfromla
Yeah, I know. But if you look at the description on the video on Youtube, I mentioned that. Not an excuse, but I just hit record and hope it looks good. Too lazy to go into settings to fix that. LOL
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Well, I will be heading to the Dragon and Cherohola Skyway tomorrow, along with Moonshiner 28 down to the Dry Falls area.
Today we took the BRP from Maggie Valley up to Little Switzerland. After eating lunch there, we jumped on "the Diamondback" (226A) and took that down to 221. After fueling up, we jumped on the "Devil's Whip" (80) back to the BRP. Had a Bobcat shoot across in front of one of the guys just before the end. Then we took the BRP back down to Mt. Mitchel and then back down to Asheville. Had to make a stop, as a black bear had a stare off with me just before getting into Asheville. Some of the guys were tired, so instead of continuing on the BRP, we got off on I-40 and eventually got back into Maggie Valley. In all, it was a nice 250 mile day. Tomorrow, the rest of my M109 brotherin will be in town, so it will be an exciting day to say the least.
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