JoseyR3Wales
Living Legend
- Joined
- Mar 3, 2007
- Messages
- 4,324
- Ride
- 2014 Victory Vision Tour
Dang chiderns ( Kentucky pronunciation). I spent the last two weekends in that thar 606 area code. Home turf fer me. Alas the Slider won't be ready and unless it's a visit to see Maw, I don't think I'll make it. Wish and hopin' Don't get the food truck done or the house fixed up and sold. I'll not ask the kin to come mess with y'all and mess with yer heads. We is from Pike County, every one will tell ya to stay away from there. Ride safe. Respect the locals and mind your manners, just sayin'.
mexican
Living Legend
Wish you could make it, would love to try your dishes
Dr.D
Octane Boost
Official MapQuest - Maps, Driving Directions, Live Traffic
Curviest road in the area. Doesn't go anywhere you you have to ride it up and down, drat. LOL
A couple of years ago I lead a ride into NC and one of the guys asked when we were going to get to some straight roads, he was tired of the curves.
Curviest road in the area. Doesn't go anywhere you you have to ride it up and down, drat. LOL
A couple of years ago I lead a ride into NC and one of the guys asked when we were going to get to some straight roads, he was tired of the curves.
mexican
Living Legend
What???????Official MapQuest - Maps, Driving Directions, Live Traffic
Curviest road in the area. Doesn't go anywhere you you have to ride it up and down, drat. LOL
A couple of years ago I lead a ride into NC and one of the guys asked when we were going to get to some straight roads, he was tired of the curves.
Frosty Rider
Turbocharged
- Joined
- Nov 24, 2016
- Messages
- 799
- Location
- Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- Ride
- 2010 R III T, 2020 R 3GT, 2001 HD CVO WideGlide
Official MapQuest - Maps, Driving Directions, Live Traffic
Curviest road in the area. Doesn't go anywhere you you have to ride it up and down, drat. LOL
A couple of years ago I lead a ride into NC and one of the guys asked when we were going to get to some straight roads, he was tired of the curves.
Say it ain't so, that's impossible, your fibbing, in 40+ years of riding I have never heard of such a thing.
I keep explaining to my students, that once they get comfortable riding their bike, since they are learning on ours, (usually a day or two) they can be two paths to a given location, the direct route that will as an example, take 1-hour and then the indirect route, that goes up and down, and curves all around and takes 4-hours, they will be taking that 4-hour route every time. I have students that I have met up at meets or that come back to the course and indicate that yea, they always take the long way
