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Bob Denman
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R.I.P. Dwayne
Getting back from a long trip is nice. Glad you have a great one. :yes::yes:
Scotts8826
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For those of us contemplating a long ride, what did you learn from your trip? What preps were you glad you did and what would you do differently?
Purple Guy
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I'm soooo jealous!
Glad you have a great ride!
Glad you have a great ride!
robmorg
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That's a GREAT question!! :thumbup: I hope it gets lots of responses.
SDM
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Deanna 777, I went to Huntsville, AL to visit my aunt. I also did a side trip to Lynchburg, TN. On the way to Lynchburg went to Tims Ford Dam. Thats a nice, sinuous ride up the mountain past farms and critters. Scotts 8826 and Robmorg, what I learned from the trip is this: NEXT TIME REMEMBER THE AIRHAWK!!!:roflblack: OUCH! You'd think, with all the fat on my :cus:, that I wouldn't need it! Also, I took about 10 mins in between gas stops to get off the bike and walk around, smoke a weed (yes, I know, they are bad for me!) and drink some water. That helped. Playing hopscotch with 18 wheelers on those windy mountain roads had it's moments! There were times, when passing a line of 18 wheelers, that my comfort level was really pushed. Whenever I would start to do a pass I would tuck my knees more into the bike and that really helped me feel more secure, as I was doing as much as 85 to almost 90. But I would usually wait until there was someone in front of me that also wanted to pass the trucks and I would "draft" behind them! :thumbup: Leave room for souvenirs! When I got home and started unpacking, my bike was the equivalent of the clown car of spyders!!! I had so much stuff in the bike that the half helmet I brought along had to ride home strapped to the backrest!
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