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High of 61 tomorrow so not going to get real warm.
Just road down to Galvestine and back this week.
What route you taking? Some great roads in the Arkansas mountains on the way down there.
Yeah I'd stay in Arkansas and forget friggin Texas!!!!! (I love Texas, but the riding don't even compare to what you get in the Ozarks!!!)
Just read the rest of the thread.......don't even come to Arkansas and not ride hwy 23 from Huntsville to Ozark, 123 from Mt Judea (pronounced 'Judy' locally) to Lurton, Hwy 7 from Harrison to Russellville, Highways 21 and 16 in Newton and surrounding counties. And there is more!!! Texas.....mostly straight, boring roads.....sorry but that's a fact! You won't catch my butt in Texas for a motorcycle riding vacation.....plenty of other reasons to go and even live there though, so you Texans don't attack me here.....
Last edited by mike5511; Apr 20, 2013 at 04:32 AM.
Yeah I'd stay in Arkansas and forget friggin Texas!!!!! (I love Texas, but the riding don't even compare to what you get in the Ozarks!!!)
Just read the rest of the thread.......don't even come to Arkansas and not ride hwy 23 from Huntsville to Ozark, 123 from Mt Judea (pronounced 'Judy' locally) to Lurton, Hwy 7 from Harrison to Russellville, Highways 21 and 16 in Newton and surrounding counties. And there is more!!! Texas.....mostly straight, boring roads.....sorry but that's a fact! You won't catch my butt in Texas for a motorcycle riding vacation.....plenty of other reasons to go and even live there though, so you Texans don't attack me here.....
As stated earlier I'm not on a vacation I'm traveling to Texas on a business trip but yes, I agree I have ridden all the roads you mentioned in Arkansas back in 2010. Hwy 7 was great!
We are on the last leg of our tour from Wisconsin to Amarillo, Roswell, Las Cruces, Tuscon, Phoenix, Albuquerque, Clovis, Amarillo and home by Monday.
Seen some beautiful country down here, met some really great peeps, but I'll be damned and agree with Dorothy, "there,s no place like home".
Pics to follow ..........
As stated earlier I'm not on a vacation I'm traveling to Texas on a business trip but yes, I agree I have ridden all the roads you mentioned in Arkansas back in 2010. Hwy 7 was great!
I never miss a chance to promote the area............waiting on the pics!
Iv'e got to find a web hosting site to post to. I took 275 pix, and am not going to "shrink to fit" the way I typically do. Worked out well, we were home 4:30 Monday a.m.
It then snowed 6" Monday night. Saving grace is we were in warmth for 8 days (except for the higher elevations) came home to snow, and its headin for 70 degrees this weekend.
I think next year it will be a little nicer to fly into Phoenix, rent a bike for a week, and see the sites down there from a "home base".
Iv'e got to find a web hosting site to post to. I took 275 pix, and am not going to "shrink to fit" the way I typically do. Worked out well, we were home 4:30 Monday a.m.
It then snowed 6" Monday night. Saving grace is we were in warmth for 8 days (except for the higher elevations) came home to snow, and its headin for 70 degrees this weekend.
I think next year it will be a little nicer to fly into Phoenix, rent a bike for a week, and see the sites down there from a "home base".
Been great riding here all winter 70s, 8os and now in the 90s here in the Valley. Nights do get chilly and don't forget the mountains do get winter.
Iv'e got to find a web hosting site to post to. I took 275 pix, and am not going to "shrink to fit" the way I typically do. Worked out well, we were home 4:30 Monday a.m.
It then snowed 6" Monday night. Saving grace is we were in warmth for 8 days (except for the higher elevations) came home to snow, and its headin for 70 degrees this weekend.
I think next year it will be a little nicer to fly into Phoenix, rent a bike for a week, and see the sites down there from a "home base".
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