NW Touring tips?
#11
RE: NW Touring tips?
ORIGINAL: Vilhelm
Take the turn off from 101 to Pacific City in Oregon and ride the Three Capes up to Tillamook. The scenery is beautiful, and it wont really cost you any extra road time compared to staying on 101. Be sure and pack rain gear as the weather has been a bit stormy and will be for afew more days. If you are stopping off in Lincoln City, send a PM will meet and greet if ya have the time. Enjoy the Ride!
Take the turn off from 101 to Pacific City in Oregon and ride the Three Capes up to Tillamook. The scenery is beautiful, and it wont really cost you any extra road time compared to staying on 101. Be sure and pack rain gear as the weather has been a bit stormy and will be for afew more days. If you are stopping off in Lincoln City, send a PM will meet and greet if ya have the time. Enjoy the Ride!
Check out the lighthouse there while you're at it.
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#12
RE: NW Touring tips?
ORIGINAL: BIGSKY_FLHXI
And make sure you eat at Moe's in Lincoln City
And make sure you eat at Moe's in Lincoln City
http://www.moschowder.com/home.cfm?dir_cat=13368
Another good one is LeRoy's Blue Whale in Yachats,awesome fish & chips!
http://www.leroysbluewhale.com/
#14
RE: NW Touring tips?
ORIGINAL: arthur
Thanks guys will check out these places.
great pictures. Looking forward to the ride.
any suggestions on places to stay in OR near Crater Lake?
Thanks guys will check out these places.
great pictures. Looking forward to the ride.
any suggestions on places to stay in OR near Crater Lake?
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#17
RE: NW Touring tips?
ORIGINAL: arthur
Thanks for the help everyone.
One last thing ...
for OR coast and WA would you recommend a mesh jacket with lining or a vented leather jacket?
we have been looking at temperatures but cold use a little advice from riders who know the area.
Thanks,
arthur
Thanks for the help everyone.
One last thing ...
for OR coast and WA would you recommend a mesh jacket with lining or a vented leather jacket?
we have been looking at temperatures but cold use a little advice from riders who know the area.
Thanks,
arthur
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