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your favorate riding areas.

Rogue Hawk said:
I went out riding Sunday night and found some interestingforested roads which are hard to find in Northwest Illinois. They all center on the Penny Road Pub on Penny Road in Barrington.I had a good burger at the Pub and there were a good number of bikes parked inthe lot. One was a 1947 HD. Penny road has several cross streets that are fun toexplore such as Algonquin, Sutton, Bartlett, Rout 68 Dundee, Higgins, ShoeFactory, and Brinker roads. traffic was very light, I just had to watch for deer.

I know not everyone lives in my area, but I am sure you have your favorite riding areas to.

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Barrington Hills is my favorite short ride place. When I have more time I like to hit Genoa, Mount Morris, Oregon, Belvidere and when I can Savanna. I can be into the Barrington Hills area in about 15 minutes. It's hard to believe that wide open horse country is so close.:doorag:
 
Depending on what I am riding......

The hands down two best rides are....
#1 would be HWY #1 from Oregon to Baja California
#2 would be any and all of HWY $49 in the gold country of California
However, right now it is not a pretty site with all the burned trees buildings
and homes that have been destroyed, but I know they will all be back to their
former glory soon..... I hope
Ride Safe
Dave
 
Highways 49 and 89 through the Sierras. Highway 1 along the Oregon and California coast. Highway 12 through Utah. Some of the best times were when we got off our planned route and said "Let's see what is down this road".
 
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