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Totally agree on all counts. Newf was a life changing trip and I would go there tomorrow, even without a bike. Given we only had like 9 or 10 days, we trailered the bikes to NS and then threw them on the ferry to NL. That ferry is loooong and not very fun. If you're considering this trip, book early and get a cabin!
When we did WV, VA, TN, NC last year, we honestly had more fun on the no-name back roads than we did on the TOTD and the Snake, granted those were great too. We're also partial to hanging out in smokey dive bars and swapping stories with weirdos, so WV offered plenty of that.
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I love Maine, but I'm often disappointed with the riding there. I don't know why, but it seems like most of their roads are flat and straight, and the ones that aren't are generally littered with RVs in the summer.
For me it’s going to be a bucket lister.
Legendary Alpine Passes
Flying into Geneva and about an hour ride to Aix-de-Bain where we’ll pickup our bikes, I’m on a Multistrada V4S. Then 6 days of riding the French, Swiss, and Italian Alps. GPS route is programmed for us, hotels are booked. Going to be an amazing experience.
I went to MMI I know what Im doing here chief
It's a pretty solid deal; the rental price includes the hotels as well!
We have a solid system. I get to take off for 10 days and ride motorcycles with the fellas. At another time she's going to Portugal with a friend for a similar length trip. Mostly we do family vacations, of course, we've got two boys @ 8 & 3. But we also feel strongly that we should each have opportunities to pursue our individual hobbies from time to time.
I went to MMI I know what Im doing here chief