ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
How about a clue? the AR MC ride guide is not giving it up??? A computer search turned up the highway# but no information. The town of Lexa is mentioned but no maps show 185??
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Which section of road do you usually ride your Spyder ??
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How about a clue? the AR MC ride guide is not giving it up??? A computer search turned up the highway# but no information. The town of Lexa is mentioned but no maps show 185??
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
Try google maps ..... I often use that to determine how Twisty a particular road is ..... I found Highway " H " in lower Mo. near Branson using this method .... It's the best Twistie's I have ever been on in MO. ( and that's quite a few roads ) .....PS it's an off-shoot of Rt. 125 that's a popular way to get to Peel's Ferry ...... which connects to Arkansas ...... Mike :thumbup:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
I am familiar with #125. Was on it today. :bowdown:
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
Great :yes: ..... Google map Peel's Ferry Rt125 ..... follow it north to the Mark Twain forest ..... " H " goes thru the forest ... it's paved and Extremely twistie ..... good luck .... Mike ...........PS how far are you from Peel's Ferry ???? .....:thumbup:
Catalyst105
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I adjust my position as needed. To the left of the lane with oncoming traffic to be seen. When going in the same direction as traffic with multiple lanes, I ride to the side of the lane as the vehicle as I am passing or closest to so they can see you in their mirrors.
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Forty to fifty miles.
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
Too bad it isn't closer, it leads to a lot of great roads in southern Mo., but Arkansas has plenty of their own :yes: ..... :thumbup.............Mike
IdahoMtnSpyder
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Yep. Arkansas roads are a roller coaster ride! Up the hill, down the hill, up the hill, down the hill, up........!!!!!!! :thumbup:
jerrydonna
New member
Im all over the lane also, I want to sit close to the left more often than not when in traffic but we have some three lane interstates and I find if am riding to the right I drive left, more often I dive in the middle lane and than I find myself wondering the lane, I drive the same way on two or three wheels.
LongIsland
Active member
I tend to ride left of center for visibility. As everyone has stated you have to move left, right or center due to road conditions. Every so often I will move left to right (swerving easily) so drivers are aware of my presence. I'm sure they think I am goofing around but I did wake them up to see me.
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