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48 States in 27 Days at Age 84
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pegasus1300
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Well, you could ride to a town named for each one of our prisedents,or visit every historical marker in your state, or visit every county court house, or look for the WWI moniuments in each state, or, or, or. It is easy to find an excuse to ride some where
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Calimusjohn
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You are correct . . . no trailer.
I pulled a trailer with a Goldwing over 15,000 miles. I'm now past sleeping on the ground, so a stock bike and a credit card are all I need.
Other destinations include finding the largest ball of twine, The Plastic Brick Museum, The Mushroom Museum, or even photographing "pleasure" centers in Nevada's desert. Hit the highest road on Mount Evans to the low point in Death Valley. If those places are too far, go get a Slurpee at a 7/11. Just go!
I pulled a trailer with a Goldwing over 15,000 miles. I'm now past sleeping on the ground, so a stock bike and a credit card are all I need.
Other destinations include finding the largest ball of twine, The Plastic Brick Museum, The Mushroom Museum, or even photographing "pleasure" centers in Nevada's desert. Hit the highest road on Mount Evans to the low point in Death Valley. If those places are too far, go get a Slurpee at a 7/11. Just go!
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
That's a good one. Been to two of the Highest points. MN: Eagle Mt. in the Boundary waters area. 2301 ft. Views for 50 miles in all directions. You had to hike through swamps to get to that one. :yes:
The other is Magazine Mt. in Arkansas. That is a drive up, also around 2300 ft. Spectacular views. We stayed in the Resort there, and spent the night in a Jacuzzi Suite. That was our Honeymoon treat.
bikerbillone
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Traveler, you sure enjoyed your run on the Spyder, hope I can enjoy another year or two. Thinking I might have to get a hip replaced that was replaced in 1998, we shall see, not looking forward to the Dr. visit.
2020 RTL
2020 RTL
Geographical marker in cornfield near Wausau, WI. Center of the Northeast Hemisphere - 45 deg. N 90 deg W. - Four points in the world and only two are on land. Anchor point, AK. Most westerly Highway point NA. Lubec, Maine Quoddy Lighthouse - most easterly point in US. Friendship Park CA. Most Southwest point next to the Border wall. Cape Spear, Newfoundland. Most Easterly point in NA. Up Pikes Peak several times, Mount Evan's, Mt. Washington, Mt. Hood (until road closed due to snow). Rugby, ND geographical center of NA.
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