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Retired at 49 still in good health, Have unlimited time to travel, Will stay in the States, and no not Alaska not interested in that ride
Where would u ride if you had a choice? Plan on some camping and hotels to defer cost
I live in central Indiana and you have to drive for hours to get to senic roads
roads are so boring around here nothing but corn and beans and flat land
I live in KY, it has some great roads, course Smokey's are great. I would try and see all the National Parks....CO, Utah, WY, S. Dakota...anywhere out west is great to me. The South is good riding too, just wait until fall, too damm hot right now.
This USA has so much to offer, I'd just point it that way and see what I could see, two lanes, see Americana...
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