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To My Touring Family: My boys and I are renting 3 baggers to tour around the Austin area next week and also attend the World MotoGP races this weekend. Any must do rides in the area, and while we're at it, recommendations on food or bike shops to visit. Thanks
Last edited by bigskyhd; Apr 16, 2013 at 05:07 PM.
No body out there with a favorite restaurant, BBQ joint, or bike shop to see some cool bike stuff?
Thanks Timmy for the recommendations on the Big Bend area. We'll give that a try.
There is lots of good riding in that part of Texas,you won`t be too far from the Hill Country, you could make a good day trip out of riding to Bandera.
you will be real close to the hill country there..
Visit the 3 sisters, hwys 335, 336, 337
visit ingram tx to see a replica of Stonehenge across from the school
visit coyote ranch. the ride up hwy 16 to there is awesome. Be careful on Medina mountain, 5MPH curves.
visit leakey off of 336.. bent rim grill there is awesome and beer is cold
lots of stuff in bandera like 11th street cowboy bar
check out luckenbach
check out Fredericksburg
check out willow city loop (great riding)
if you're really hungry, ride on up to llano and find coopers bbq where you pick what you want to eat off the grill and it's sold by the pound. *Caution.. Bring an appetite
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