Favorite Riding Type - Poll

[BajaRon]

What is your favorite riding type? Most of us like a little of everything. But we each have our favorite.

Twisties
Long Distance Interstates
Leisurely Crusing-Scenic
Short Hops - Local City
Drag Strip

 

[diesel-dawg]

Leisurely country and scenic. Not in too much of a rush and want smell the roses, not rush by them.

 

[asp125]

High speed sweepers, medium speed curves, with a bunch of twisties thrown in now and again. Interstates are only a quick way to get to the twisties. Even in cruise mode I want curves.

 

[OldCowboy]

I like going off the beaten path. Finding places where there aren't any McDonalds, Arbys, Applebees, etc. If the ride also features twisties, then that's more better.

 

[Chupaca]

touring..!!

but always find a few twisties tk keep things alive..!! hyea:

 

[Tierhog]

Reasonable twisties, then high speed flats, then highway, lastly... Residential.

 

[Ga Blue Knight]

I always look for roads that have long sweepers with lots of elevation changes. When I need to get somewhere in a hurry I will use the interstate but will always be on the lookout for parallel roads that go through towns. "It's not about the destination, it's about the ride"

 

[Bob Denman]

Scenic touring... :thumbup:
But as long as I've got a set of handlebars in front of me, and an engine somewhere underneath me, I'm as happy as a clam in wet sand! :2thumbs: hyea:

 

[quickster47]

Truth be known something like the Cherohala Skyway is just about perfect for both myself and the wife.

Carl

 

[Yazz]

It's so hard to choose just one. I like all types of riding except short hops.

O.k., so guess which one got my vote! :2thumbs:

 

[BajaRon]

It's so hard to choose just one. I like all types of riding except short hops.

O.k., so guess which one got my vote! :2thumbs:

Drag Strip....

 

[effgjamis]

Yazz,,, My guess is long distance..... of course only one that you do not like is the #$%^& hop.

I am with you on all except the one, but I do ride that one rather than the cage.

 

[GeoffCee]

For pleasure riding I knock out a route in Garmin's MapSource to wherever we want to go, taking care to stick to the scenic back roads where this is possible. The economic recession has meant that money for pot hole repairs and resurfacing work has been squeezed and some UK roads are badly affected by frost and ice damage from the past 2 bad winters. The 3-wheeled configuration of the Spyder makes avoiding the worst of our pot holes "interesting". :shocked:

If we are heading to a port for a specific ferry sailing to Europe, for instance, I opt for the fastest main road highways (motorways) that will get us there on time, in which case the scenery isn't important.

Funny, but I've never been on a road I didn't like on the Spyder. The same road traveled by car gets all manner of complaints but I don't have a split personality. It's the Spyder effect at work. I think it pacifies the beast in me. :roflblack:

 

[lookerjdc]

having just returned from Maggie Valley..... Twisties, Twisties, Twisties

but now that I'm back home if Florida, the land of 209 miles with 4 curves..........


I do love riding along the ocean.... but damn I wish there were some twisties....... lol

 

[Yazz]

Yazz,,, My guess is long distance..... of course only one that you do not like is the #$%^& hop.

I am with you on all except the one, but I do ride that one rather than the cage.

Love long distance riding for sure. As for #$%^& hops, when I get off Spydee, I look like something the cat drug in. On the road, it doesn't bother me. Around town, would rather cage it.

Drag Strip....

:firstplace: Been practicing and going to get more white dockets next year!

 

[BajaRon]

Love long distance riding for sure. As for #$%^& hops, when I get off Spydee, I look like something the cat drug in. On the road, it doesn't bother me. Around town, would rather cage it.



:firstplace: Been practicing and going to get more white dockets next year!

I took some grief for not letting you beat me. pps: Won't happen again!

 

[bruiser]

having just returned from Maggie Valley..... Twisties, Twisties, Twisties

but now that I'm back home if Florida, the land of 209 miles with 4 curves..........


I do love riding along the ocean.... but damn I wish there were some twisties....... lol

You have twisties trying to avoid gators, pythons and blue hairs :roflblack:

 

[Bob Denman]

You have twisties trying to avoid gators, pythons and blue hairs :roflblack:

Isn't that actually called a "Slalom Course"?

 

[PrairieSpyder]

Scenic touring... :thumbup:
But as long as I've got a set of handlebars in front of me, and an engine somewhere underneath me, I'm as happy as a clam in wet sand! :2thumbs: hyea:

:agree: I enjoyed the Dragon and the Rattler in NC, but I wouldn't want to ryde that way all the time. I would love to do more scenic touring. I rode interstates all the way to NC and back and it was grueling. I won't go the MV again unless I can afford to take more time along the way.

 

[BajaRon]

:agree: I enjoyed the Dragon and the Rattler in NC, but I wouldn't want to ryde that way all the time. I would love to do more scenic touring. I rode interstates all the way to NC and back and it was grueling. I won't go the MV again unless I can afford to take more time along the way.

Try I-40 from East Tennessee to California and back! (2 days on the return trip).