Great list of Rides to challenge the Rally drivers

[DGoebel]

This is another website I use to create my list of future rides to consider, these include many un-paved roads,
https://www.dangerousroads.org/north-america/usa.html

I'm thinking that these would be some great experiences for the Rally's, Almost makes me want to buy one myself.

 

[pegasus1300]

thanks for that link. Some I have already ridden but many I have not and will have to put on the list. The paved ones would be fun for any Spyder.

 

[RykerUSA]

Now that I have a Rally, I can do some of these roads!!

 

[DGoebel]

Now that I have a Rally, I can do some of these roads!!

I would ask you Ryker Rally Riders to log, blog, vlog whichever and document the "off-pavement" rides and tell us watching and waiting folks how it really handles real-world off pavement riding.
Maybe we should have you guys start a Ryker Rally Off-Pavement challenge!

 

[McRuss]

I grew up in Durango so Red Mountain Pass and the Million Dollar Highway were in my back yard and I was driving them at 16 and still driving them (once a year now) at 75. I've also driven many of the others but oddly enough, never the "Oh-My-God" road. Black Bear a number of times on dirt bikes (DO NOT GO THERE WITH YOUR RYKER!), Mt. Evans, Mosquito (another NO GO for a Ryker), Beartooth, Loveland, Apache Trail (great Ryker road in AZ), Going to the Sun, Tail of the Dragon, Pikes Peak (never on a bike, just a TR4), and the most dangerous according to the web site, Monarch Pass. Oddly enough, I was a CO State Trooper out of Gunnison, CO in the 70's and the west side of Monarch was mine. I can vouch for the number of accidents there, some quite nasty (a long way to the bottom and difficult to bring bodies up out of the canyon!)

 

[IdahoMtnSpyder]

Anyone have a good idea just how tough the Rally tires are? The rocks on some of those mountain roads, especially here in Idaho, can tear up a thin tire pretty quickly. Tires are the main thing I wonder about. I would like to get a Rally just for mountain roads, and there are a lot them here. Any idea if the Rally tires could be run down at 5 to 6 psi like ATV tires are?

Go to that link above and put Idaho in the search box. You'll get quite a few hits and the videos with them show the roads pretty good.