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4 Corners 4 Kids: Traveling to the Four Corners of the U.S. For Charity
Wild Texas: A Winter Ride to Big Bend
El Tanque: A Russian Conquest of Latin America
Motorcycle Travel in the Appalachians
The Blue Ridge Parkway from the Backseat
Edelweiss Bike Travel Touring Center Alps
The Haul Road: A Motorcycle Tour of Alaska’s Dalton Highway
Carving up Southeastern Ohio
Montana Motorcycle Rides: Exploring the Northwestern Corner
Exploring the Oregon Coast
Motorcycle Riding in Death Valley
Motorcycle Ride in Alamaba, Mississipi, Louisiana and Texas
Connecticut is a compact state, some 60 miles wide by 100 miles across. When I studied a map of this coastal New... Read more »
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on Tales From the Dark Side: Putting Car Tires on MotorcyclesRider Needs a New Writer - Nothing Stated came close to reality. One would think you were only on 50 degree lean BMW R1200 - or - R1 , vs limited lean Cruisers of 30 degrees. That's the biggest pile of FUBAR ever read as certified Honda Dealer Tech the last 35 years.
on Motorcycle Tour of Connecticut: A Taste of NutmegI lived and rode in central CT for 15 years. Loved it. Next time try Rt 9A paralling the Conn River fro Middletown to Saybrook, stopping at the Goodspeed Opera House and Gilette Castle. You'll love it too.
on Motorcycle Tour of Connecticut: A Taste of NutmegWow that was an impressive ride. Did you do all of that in one day? How many miles and how long did it take you? I live in Stamford and the riding by me is not that good, up by Kent thought it get's really nice and Litchfield area is very nice
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