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OK, I didn't ride my bike this weekend, but thought I'd report on my trip to Vermont anyway cause I took my motorcycle route
I left home at 4:30am saturday morning in my 320i, no traffic, Route 11 to Alton then 140 to Tilton, frost heaves are beginning to subside, my 320i handles much better with new Boge shocks.
Still a whole shitload of frost heaves on Rt 11 between Franklin & Andover. I-89 to South Royalton, VT I had 6200rpms on my tach in 5th at one point don't ask how fast, my speedo hits the 85mph peg at 4000 rpms
Rt 107 to Blackmer Blvd.... a few frost heaves, but not bad, no sand in corners, Blackmer Blvd to Rt 100... not bad for a town road, still a few frost heaves, no sand
Rt 100 to Irasville, frost heaves subsiding, but a lot of new longitudinal pavement cracking, surface condition was clean, and pavement condition fair to good thru Granville Gulf.
Rt 17, awesome to the top of Appalachia Gap... those new Boges make the 320i fun to drive. A lot of sand going downhill on the Starksboro side of the mountain, didn't go all the way to RT 116, I took a right onto Gore Rd, some sections of Gore road had new longitudinal cracks in the pavement, a few heaves, but not as bad as portrayed by the Burlington Free Press as the 2nd worse heaved road in VT. Hinesburg Hollow Road... fair to good, as was Rt 116.
the only place I encountered sand was on the downhill side of 17, total time, 2hr 30min±
woulda been more fun on the SV, but I made the right choice in vehicles as there was an inch or so of fresh snow when I left to come back this morning and accumulating fast