Detroit

[Spyglass]

The "D"

OK now I'm thinking I'll forgo Ontario except at Niagara Falls for sightseeing. It would be easier going through Ohio. I just thought I'd add another place to my ride map. Maybe on another trip. Gotta save the bucks for Alaska next year!

If anybody ever does decide to come through Detroit you have a tour guide right here.... I would be glad to jump on White Rushin' and show you the great things about the city (and it would be take more than five minutes ). I live just outside of Detroit and have used I75 for years to cross over into Canada. I have never had a problem, never felt unsafe. Using this route I can be in Canada in 20 minutes, going up through Port Huron into Sarnia is an hour and 20 minutes for me. The key, like others have said, is to avoid rush hour.

 

[ChasCS]

Awesome thread

I really enjoyed reading all the various input and kind suggestions here.
This is partly, what makes these forums so great, and much fun to belong to, as well.

Chas

 

[PrairieSpyder]

If anybody ever does decide to come through Detroit you have a tour guide right here.... I would be glad to jump on White Rushin' and show you the great things about the city (and it would be take more than five minutes ). I live just outside of Detroit and have used I75 for years to cross over into Canada. I have never had a problem, never felt unsafe. Using this route I can be in Canada in 20 minutes, going up through Port Huron into Sarnia is an hour and 20 minutes for me. The key, like others have said, is to avoid rush hour.

Thanks.

 

[PrairieSpyder]

I really enjoyed reading all the various input and kind suggestions here.
This is partly, what makes these forums so great, and much fun to belong to, as well.

Chas

:agree: So true! Another reasons to love SpyderLovers!:thumbup:

 

[ChasCS]

Thread bare

If it wasn't' for all the (you) beautiful people here, who seem to actually care. Rare.

Make a fella feel pretty grand out here.

Love reading the respectful insights, and helpful suggestions for safe and friendly route planning... Way to go, friends.

Well done.

Chas