You Plan my Ride
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You Plan my Ride
Trying something a little different here. We have a weekend available to get out and ride. It is not uncommon for us to do 300 miles several times a week and 4 to 500 on a weekend day.
Our daughter is going away for the weekend and we want to get out of the house for the weekend, Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon.
It's time for you to tell us where to go and what to do but got to be quick about it. If we select your plan, we will through you a $25 gift card to a restaurant of your choice. Here is what we have been thinking but not limited to any of these:
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Three Sisters
Eureka Springs
Let's have some fun with this!!!
Our daughter is going away for the weekend and we want to get out of the house for the weekend, Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon.
It's time for you to tell us where to go and what to do but got to be quick about it. If we select your plan, we will through you a $25 gift card to a restaurant of your choice. Here is what we have been thinking but not limited to any of these:
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Three Sisters
Eureka Springs
Let's have some fun with this!!!
Last edited by FinalShot; 04-02-2015 at 06:13 PM.
#2
From your location and given the choices you listed, I would do Eureka Springs hands down. Then maybe around Tablerock lake some, possibly up to Branson and catch a show if you're into that type of thing.
The Ozarks are god's country, and a biker paradise of riding. Tons of hills and twisties to keep smiling so much, your face hurts the next day.
The Ozarks are god's country, and a biker paradise of riding. Tons of hills and twisties to keep smiling so much, your face hurts the next day.
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From your location and given the choices you listed, I would do Eureka Springs hands down. Then maybe around Tablerock lake some, possibly up to Branson and catch a show if you're into that type of thing.
The Ozarks are god's country, and a biker paradise of riding. Tons of hills and twisties to keep smiling so much, your face hurts the next day.
The Ozarks are god's country, and a biker paradise of riding. Tons of hills and twisties to keep smiling so much, your face hurts the next day.
If you've never been to Northwest Arkansas, or Southwest Missouri, you need to go!
Very nice riding.
And very soon, the Dogwoods will be in bloom.
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From your location and given the choices you listed, I would do Eureka Springs hands down. Then maybe around Tablerock lake some, possibly up to Branson and catch a show if you're into that type of thing.
The Ozarks are god's country, and a biker paradise of riding. Tons of hills and twisties to keep smiling so much, your face hurts the next day.
The Ozarks are god's country, and a biker paradise of riding. Tons of hills and twisties to keep smiling so much, your face hurts the next day.
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Thanks guys for the input. The wife decided.
We are headed to Carlsbad Caverns and then up to Roswell.
SafetyMan, wow, that sounds good and I'll have to check that out. We are planning to ride the sisters a little later this year. We will holler at you so maybe we can stop by and say hi.
We are headed to Carlsbad Caverns and then up to Roswell.
SafetyMan, wow, that sounds good and I'll have to check that out. We are planning to ride the sisters a little later this year. We will holler at you so maybe we can stop by and say hi.
We were in Thunder Roads Texas last year with this run... I'm in the pic on page 10 on the left...
http://thunderroadstexas.com/Images2...-Jun14-web.pdf
#9
3 Sisters....So many roads in that area its an amazing weekend. I would hit Luckenbach on the way down. There is a little Coffee shop in Wimberely that makes a great stop, then once in Leakey have lunch at the Bent Rim Grill (Just on the outside of town). If you want a little more specifics, let me know....its my back yard.
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