You got me thinking Billnourse. I'll raise the stakes !! I've ridden in Australia and the USA,(Hawaii)

T wrecks

 

Finnaly a post I can relate too,

US(obvious), Nigeria, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, France, Japan, South Korea, Thailand, Phillipines, Singapore, and Australia (NT, Darwn Area). Only places that where rental bikes was South Korea,Thailand, Phillipines, and Australia. Got to love the Corps!!!

Semper Fi

Geno

 

Geno, you win !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
T

 

Just 4. U.S.A. Viet Nam, South Korea & Japan

Chris

 

New Zealand, Australia, Fiji, Rarotonga, Bali, Phuket, Sweden, Hawaii and US. Admittedly, some of them were not Harleys

 

Bahrain and the good ol' US of A.

 

USA, I live here...Looking forward to doing a fly-n-ride trip in Europe someday

 

One, USA, plan to get up to Canada to meet Joe Scout one of these days. That Geno has ridden a lot of different countries, maybe he could tell us a little of his riding experiences in some of these countries -vs- riding in the U.S.

 

I'm not too worldy either... USA, Mexico, Canada and Japan. Was in Japan for 2 years, though, so have many thousands of miles over there. Great country and the roads would be incredible if it weren't for the cagers. Twisty, mountainous and mostly well-paved (but also some great dual sport rides if you're so inclined - and I was). Mexico was the worst, at least around the metro areas. Cagers are nuts down there (almost as bad as the East coast here).

Looked into the fly-and-rides into Europe, but they were a bit salty for my vacation pocketbook (although this is the kind of stuff we really ought to be spending our $$ on - a memory that lasts a lifetime).

 

I've only ridden in one (other than all over the USA) and that was Canada. I guess I just don't get out much.


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