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This coming year will be mine and my friends first full season and we are looking to head down to Daytona in Feb...
We are from Long Island,NY
09 Nightster (me) 08 Streetbob (him)
prolly going to get a couple of more people but i have never been to one of these so i dont know whats really good to do...Should we ride down or just trailor them...
Want to start planning just so we go ...those last minute stories of people backing out lol cant have that...If we ride we could stop meet people and add on to the trip..
I never trailer mine but then again I don't live up north. NY to FL in Feb? I don't know about that. It gets awfully cold just riding from here to Daytona. We've had bottles of water freeze on the way home in our cup holders.
This coming year will be mine and my friends first full season and we are looking to head down to Daytona in Feb...
We are from Long Island,NY
09 Nightster (me) 08 Streetbob (him)
prolly going to get a couple of more people but i have never been to one of these so i dont know whats really good to do...Should we ride down or just trailor them...
Want to start planning just so we go ...those last minute stories of people backing out lol cant have that...If we ride we could stop meet people and add on to the trip..
Just wanted to get more input ..Thanks
I have couple friends that sometimes come down from "UPSTATE"....they usually trailer the bikes down to Georgia....park the trailer and ride the bikes the four or five hours to daytona.
They rode the bikes once from New York....spent a week on the beach and got their feet sunburned and had to ride back to NY with sunburned feet in their boots.
I would say, if you want to go to Daytona.....get there anyway you can.
Scroll down to the bottom of HD Forum......and post in the "Florida Crew" section.
You might find some friends.
You live there, what's your winter like? If you typically have to shovel snow to get out of your driveway in late February / early March there's your answer.
However, you would be the coolest (no pun intended) HD rider at Daytona if you would slap on a pair of knobbies and ride there! We live in upper Illinois and have always trailed there.
I ride from Mass. It can be a little dicey or it can be an OK ride. Heated gear is your friend. Make sure you can be flexible with your travel plans cause you can get snowed in and have to wait around a day or two.
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