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Ride my Sportster 2-3 times per week 100 or so miles with two friends who ride BT's. Just returned two days ago from 675 mile solo trip. Mustang seat made it pretty comfortable.
My short trips are usually around 130 miles (Parker, CO to Limon, CO)
My long trips, and I usually take 2 or three a month during the riding season, are anywhere from 240 miles to 400 miles.
Riding in the mountains of Colorado makes you want to keep going!
Last edited by Pass Rider; Oct 24, 2010 at 12:28 AM.
Mostly 30-50 mile rides due to time. Weekends when I can get out I will just go West and pay no attention. Sometimes I'll find myself hitting the Indiana state line and turn around and start heading back.
I log 2500 miles a month just with my commuting and errands, so not alot of cruising around otherwise. I take a couple trips each year to visit friends or family.
I live in the mtns 65 miles east of San Diego, so my commute is what most guys call a pleasure ride anyway - 135 miles a day.
I ride alot of back roads , doing 50 to 200 mile days most weekends . Did one trip down into the U.S. this summer . 3 1/2 days , we did about 950 miles . Was a great time . Looking forward to going back down next summer more often .
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