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Anybody else have there own special place to test and tune
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daveinva
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I ride out west from D.C. to a nice rural area west of Middleburg, Virginia. Nice open roads with long straights and fun twisties. A bit of a PITA to get to from my current home inside the Beltway, but once I'm there, I can spend all day back and forth on farm roads doing all my necessary, ummm, "testing." 
(But in all seriousness: it's also been my "proving ground" when I need to tweak my Juicebox settings manually, usually around the changing seasons. Plenty of open space to go flat-out from a standing stop up to a very generous speed to test out performance in all the gears. Rinse, repeat :thumbup
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(But in all seriousness: it's also been my "proving ground" when I need to tweak my Juicebox settings manually, usually around the changing seasons. Plenty of open space to go flat-out from a standing stop up to a very generous speed to test out performance in all the gears. Rinse, repeat :thumbup
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JCSMOKE
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:thumbup: Excellent area, I'll be in dc on the 4th of July for the festivities, taking the train though.I ride out west from D.C. to a nice rural area west of Middleburg, Virginia. Nice open roads with long straights and fun twisties. A bit of a PITA to get to from my current home inside the Beltway, but once I'm there, I can spend all day back and forth on farm roads doing all my necessary, ummm, "testing."
(But in all seriousness: it's also been my "proving ground" when I need to tweak my Juicebox settings manually, usually around the changing seasons. Plenty of open space to go flat-out from a standing stop up to a very generous speed to test out performance in all the gears. Rinse, repeat :thumbup
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Some Guy
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Ugh...I live in a flat, farming section of MI... The road to Hell is the twistiest one around...and it's 45 miles from here!
Bob Denman
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Rab,
You live that close to a "landing strip", AND some major Forests??? :bowdown::bowdown::bowdown:
Where ere you when I was playing in the mud on my 686'd Grizzly?
You live that close to a "landing strip", AND some major Forests??? :bowdown::bowdown::bowdown:
Where ere you when I was playing in the mud on my 686'd Grizzly?
missouriboy
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I can remember when I was a kid, there was Grand Ol' Opry on the radio every Saturday night, but it didn't reach our house until Tuesday.
I have a nice isolated stretch of smooth straight blacktop about 1-1/4 miles long where I can rip to 100mph if I wanted to. And it's only about a mile and a half from home.
SpyderWolf
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We also live way out in the boonies where we can basically test anywhere we want to without much worries about LEO opposition.
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