Finally....

I am a transplant from northern Minnesota, there are great roads up there but are mostly gravel...Wisconsins are mostly tar in our area with plenty of hills and curves.
 
I had to look up the location of Menomonie, wondering if it was near Eau Claire. Yup. I drove from western Washington to Crivitz a few years ago and drove right through your town. It is a very pretty area. I wanted to go back that way and spend a few days but my truck was so loaded down on the return trip with vintage Triumph motorcycles and parts that we drove down to 90 straight across.
 
Very scenic between here and I 90 especially anything around the Mississippi, alot of bluff country with hills and valleys with curvy roads.
 
I’m glad you had a nice first ride the roads should get better. I too hate the non cancelling turn signals and my wife says I have old man disease leaving them on. As far as the cruise control goes I can live without it on this bike. It seems I just can’t keep a steady speed for any length of time, gotta twist that right grip.
 
It doesn't take much of a twist either...lol...
You ain’t kidding you doing 90 mph in no time. I’ve modded mine a bit and found I hit the rev limiter at that speed in first gear. At least that’s what I recall it was all a bit hairy and quick.
 
Kisan Signal Minder SM-3
Well worth the money and little effort. Saved me many a times from the signal remaining on. I'd rather pay attention to traffic and the road, then do the signal, don't need more distractions while entering an intersection.

Hoopla
 
Wow. Seems to me you can always tell the novice who rides on special occasions like in the twisting turners and the guy who rides everyday. Just watch the turn signals. Left on one of those special riders. Turned off manual maybe a guy who rides everyday. Got the self cancelling turn signals on the 2010 Harley from what i hear but kind of hit the button long before then. Then again use to having to turn it off manual and figure out a long time ago that common sense says pay attention and live a long and healthy life. Separates the Novice from the riders. Still a good idea i guess. Let it ride. It is not a Chevy.