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I was thinking of an all back-road day ride from Southern NH to Dixville Notch and back. Anyone here ride much up that way? I was looking at a map and Route 16 north of Berlin looks like it might be fun. Route 26, route 3, and route 110 look like they might be fun too and would make a decent loop. I have ridden lots of good routes south of Berlin but never north of it. Probably be a 500-600 mile day. I have no desire to use highways but the route could be planned to run close to 93 for the return leg so the option would be there if fatigue was a problem. I was thinking 107 to 4 to 202 to 153 to 113 to 2 to 16 on the way up and 16 to 302 to Bear Notch Road to 112 to 175 to 132 to 106 to 140 to 107 on the way back.
Anyone interested in joining me this Spring/Summer?
Yup.
I'm such a ride slut.
I've heard 16 over to Oquossoc and down to Rangley is good.
RandyO? (there isn't a road this guy hasn't been on, recently).
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Well you will pass right through my town. So if it's cool I will hook up with ya here. I have riden all the roads north of here...even got lost a couple of times....suppose I was havin to much fun?...you bet!!!!
I would like ta join ya. 153 is very nice from Wakefield north and 113 is a blast heading down from Conway to Ashland.
FireNutzRR
I agree with you on that stretch of 113 but I don't think I can squeeze it into this ride. I intend to ride 113 from Fryburg through Evan's Notch up to route 2. Evan's Notch is quite nice, especially on a really hot day because it's almost completely shaded and being in valley, quite cool. The road is fun too.I would like ta join ya. 153 is very nice from Wakefield north and 113 is a blast heading down from Conway to Ashland.
Looks like there are enough folks interested. I'll make some serious plans. I'll then throw out the serious plans and we can use the patented "silly plans" for the ride. No ride is complete without a "silly plan".
"serious plans" Are the plans I always intend to make. I then procrastinate until I reach the "fuck it, it's too late to make serious plans" stage. At that point, I have accepted that I am doomed to sub-mediocrity in everything I do (just like my high school guidance counseler predicted) and forge ahead with a "let's wing it and see what happens" attitude. For some reason, divine intervention I suspect (and I'm not even religious), this method has always worked pretty well for me and I'm surprised by my good luck in the end.
I should probably seek professional help, I know.
i dont need no stinking plansOriginally posted by JCzx12
What is this "serious plan" you speak of? Silly plans are standard operation where I come from.![]()
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that would be from the Ministry of Silly Plans, n'est-ce pas?Originally posted by JCzx12
Silly plans are standard operation where I come from.![]()
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Heres a condom. I figured since youre acting like a dick, you should dress like one too.
I ride north on 153 then take my secret roads that avoid conway & fryburg to 113 thru Evans notch then usually head east to newry, me and take 26 to errol or I go further east to Rumford then head north on 17 to Rangeley then soutn on 16 to north Conway and zip over hurricane Mtn Rd and retrace my route south to 153. it makes for heathy daylong ride, one time I went north from rangeley thru Eustus, Lac Mégantic, Que to Armstrong, Que then south on 201 to Madison, Me thru Farmington, ME rt 2, Evans Notch, & back home in a lllooonnnggg day (14 hrs)
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count me in...if the bike is together by then....
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