Help with a west coast spring break spot!
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RE: Help with a west coast spring break spot!
the 1 is a beautiful ride, but you are turning a 5 hr run to 9 hr run. a lot of slowing, but worth the scenery. 3 days really wont give you the time you need for that.
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RE: Help with a west coast spring break spot!
Thanks ray thats what I needed to hear. All the info you guys have given me helps alot. I've only been on runs where there is a rally at the end and a large group came with us. I've never had to really think about routes or plan. Always just went for it.
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RE: Help with a west coast spring break spot!
Forgot the pass to get to Reno would still have snow. Sure seems like Spring Break gets earlier and earlier. Maybe winter is just lasting longer and longer. Either way, have a great ride and party for us that can't get free that week to ride.
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RE: Help with a west coast spring break spot!
Palm Springs would be good.
So would any place along the Colorado River. The Honies in Bikinis will be out in force in Havasu and Palm Springs.
So would any place along the Colorado River. The Honies in Bikinis will be out in force in Havasu and Palm Springs.
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RE: Help with a west coast spring break spot!
Going south from Hollister is Hwy. 25. Lot's of twisties for miles & miles. Little traffic, but a little slow if you want to make time.
It then cuts back over to 101.
My vote-Palm Springs. 2nd choice- Santa Barbara
Have fun.
It then cuts back over to 101.
My vote-Palm Springs. 2nd choice- Santa Barbara
Have fun.
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