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I ride Dean Still from 33 to 27 every day during the week to get to work in Haines City. It would be super cool if they would fix Old Grade road between Dean Still and Fussels Corner though. It is a bone shaking experience at best. Sometimes I go all the way to 27 on Dean Still, but I'm not completely comfortable with that ride in the dark yet.
Last edited by control_logic; Oct 13, 2008 at 10:57 AM.
I know on my way back and forth from Michigan I saw bikers by the side of the highway but couldn't get over in time to stop. If it is gonna risk my life, no. Otherwise I always do.
That's too bad, for the most part I think central Florida is the "real" Florida and has real people, them guys that blew past you must have been from out of state!
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