Great bike ride-----great roads!

[Beemer-5]

Azusa Canyon and Lattigo Canyon.
California.
If you thought the peaks offered good biking and driving roads, try these.

A borrowed CBR1000 Honda and those 2 roads equalled just about 2-wheel Utopia.
Even the Provence roads i frequent cannot match those!

Bike fans, try it!

[WildCards]

Beemer-5 said:

California

it's abit of a way to go though isn't it? and what are my chances of having to speak to an American?

[Beemer-5]

If you pick the right ones, thankfully,your chances will be high.

The 600 bikers at The Rock Store last weekend, (look it up-it's an amazing place,) are amongst the best riders and friendliest people in the world, in my experience and i've been going to that place on a motor bike for 25 years.

[WildCards]

Beemer-5 said:

If you pick the right ones, thankfully,your chances will be high.

The 600 bikers at The Rock Store last weekend, (look it up-it's an amazing place,) are amongst the best riders and friendliest people in the world, in my experience and i've been going to that place on a motor bike for 25 years.

Yeah, seriously though, America as it's often seen doesn't appeal to me on bit, but to do America via road trip, whether on a bike or in a car (a big comfy one) is something i've thought about for years, alas, pehaps when the kids get older they can come with.

[Beemer-5]

The roads here are generally fantastic, the petrol dirt cheap, the food superb value, the cars and bikes really cheap-----many people under-estimate the USA, especially those into cars and bikes who don't realise just how good it is out here for their hobby.

[Beemer-5]

Something like The Cat and Fiddle is, quite frankly, a cramped and busy car park, compared to something like the incredible Route 2 out of LA.