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15 Best Motorcycle Roads in America

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Big T said:
Glad to see that only one road in OR made the list, keeps them "dragon free"

So many roads, so little time
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I hear you ....

Right on ... Not one word on AZ roads .. Best keep secret in north American bike riding ...And yes Ive road on at least half of that list...But I will say it takes a little more "hair" to ride alot of the AZ roads fast ..Do to armco rail and a cliff on one side and a rock wall on the other ...No run off.....:dancing:

I lol on most of the roads on the list ... Their a traffic jam on the week ends ...
 
We have some nice challenging twisties down here in the Southern New Mexico mountains, they can get your heart racing...
 
DMorris said:
That's right, all the roads in Washington and Oregon are terrible, busted up junk and should be totally ignored by all.
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Ya. (snicker) The roads up here suck! Too many turns, trees and mountains... Who wants winding twisted roads through small towns and valleys with views that distract from concentrating on getting where you are going. .. ;) :-D
Heck, even the road I live on has three full 180? switchbacks in less than half a mile with a 200’ elevation change. I even tired doing it once at the speed limit of 15mph... You have to really concentrate to do it at that speed. To get it right you have to actually do that sliding about on the seat and lean thing at 35mph or so... who would ever want to do that? ... :-O :-* (snicker)
 
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Everything bad you've heard about the Dragon and riding in Eastern Tennessee is true. Please stay home or go to Oregon or Colorado or some other big square state out west....

Western North Carolina sucks too so don't go there either.

Please.
 
I'll tag along with this link. Great list of roads to add to my growing list.
 
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