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Where are y'all headed this summer on two wheels? I just planned a trip to CO. Chandler, AZ to my folks place in Loveland, CO.
Day 1: Chandler to Durango, through Eastern AZ and Four Corners
Day 2: Durango, Silverton, Montrose, Gunnison, Leadville
Day 3: Leadville, Grand Lake, Rocky Mountain Nat Park, Estes Park, Loveland.
Total distance is about 960miles with about 11000ft of elevation change. Will probably do some riding while on vacation up there. The area is awesome for bikes. Can't wait.
getting old, and that was with glasses on.
the reason i asked is to see if he had plans to change the afr because of the thin air. when i had the pclll it has 3 buttons to adjust low middle and high rpm by 5% per led
1. Edmonton to Calgary, up through Banff and tour through the National Park to Jasper. Then home. Weekend trip.
2. Edmonton to Calgary, to Kelowna, and possibly down to Vancouver. Depending on weather. 5 day trip.
3. Edmonton, Calgary, Lethbridge, Montanna, Yellowstone, Custer's Little Big Horn, Wyoming, Sturgis and Deadwood. The trip home will depend how long and the roads I explore depends on when I can drag myself away from the last two.
Wanted to get a trip down along the West Coast and a day or two in Vegas in this summer but doesn't look like that one will work out. But there is always hope, lol. I am back on the drilling rigs for the summer so I work 2 weeks on and one week off. Trip 2 will have the wife and a few of the other wives and gfs following behind in our 300.
Trip 1: Jacksonville NC to Washington D.C (Rolling Thunder) 750 Miles round trip
Trip 2: Jacksonville NC to Rockingham NC (Smokeout XI) 350 Miles Round Trip
Trip 3: Jacksonville NC to Key West FL 2000 miles round trip
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