live in SI,Ny what are some good rides from SI to NJ, upstate NY or PA that you guys have taken looking for a few ideas
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Biggest problem with living in NYC or LI, you are stuck first going thru the City to get anywhere. I would suggest Eastern LI to you, but then you have to go thru Brooklyn and Queens. Jersey and PA are probably the best bet for you. Good luck.
http://www.motorcycleroads.com/
Biggest problem with living in NYC or LI, you are stuck first going thru the City to get anywhere. I would suggest Eastern LI to you, but then you have to go thru Brooklyn and Queens. Jersey and PA are probably the best bet for you. Good luck.
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You didn't say what kind of roads you were looking for. I prefer winding country roads, so I go to lower upstate NY, Bear Mountain and/or Harriman State Park and the surrounding areas, beautiful scenery.
Go to google maps and look for whatever else interests you, like food!! There's a place called Rhodes North Tavern that I've eaten breakfast at, outside on the deck with a stream rolling past.
Good luck!!
Go to google maps and look for whatever else interests you, like food!! There's a place called Rhodes North Tavern that I've eaten breakfast at, outside on the deck with a stream rolling past.
Good luck!!
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Work your way to Route 22 north of White Plains. (South of White Plains sucks with congestion, 2-lane and commercial settings.) A good place to join Rt. 22 would be via the Bronx River Parkway at the Kensico Dam. Thereafter, keep going north on 22. If you're ambitious, take Interstate 84 eastbound a short distance toward Route 7 north thru Connecticut. You can literally stay on scenic Rt. 7 into Vermont. A stop in Kent, CT [NOT Kent, NY] is always nice and is loaded with bikes on sunny Saturdays and Sundays.
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