What dream rides do you have planned for 2019?
#31
Alaska 2019
I am planning a trip from Maryland to Ontario to Manitoba to Saskatchewan to Alberta to British Columbia to Yukon Territories to Tok Alaska.
From Tok AK to Anchorage to Seward to Denali Nat'l Park to Fairbanks to Arctic Circle to Valdez and back to Tok AK.
From Tok back to Yukon Territories to British Columbia down to to Washington State.
From Washington to Yellowstone to Mt Rushmore to Chief Crazy Horse to Sturgis to Chief Joseph Highway via Beartooth Pass to Spam Museum to HD Museum in Milwaukee to home..
This will complete my quest to ride in all 50 states.
30 days, 11,288 miles.
From Tok AK to Anchorage to Seward to Denali Nat'l Park to Fairbanks to Arctic Circle to Valdez and back to Tok AK.
From Tok back to Yukon Territories to British Columbia down to to Washington State.
From Washington to Yellowstone to Mt Rushmore to Chief Crazy Horse to Sturgis to Chief Joseph Highway via Beartooth Pass to Spam Museum to HD Museum in Milwaukee to home..
This will complete my quest to ride in all 50 states.
30 days, 11,288 miles.
Last edited by Sandcrab; 11-19-2018 at 05:10 PM.
#32
i am planning a trip from maryland to ontario to manitoba to saskatchewan to alberta to british columbia to yukon territories to tok alaska.
From tok ak to anchorage to seward to denali nat'l park to fairbanks to arctic circle to valdez and back to tok ak.
From tok back to yukon territories to british columbia down to to washington state.
From washington to yellowstone to mt rushmore to chief crazy horse to sturgis to chief joseph highway via beartooth pass to spam museum to hd museum in milwaukee to home..
This will complete my quest to ride in all 50 states.
30 days, 11,288 miles.
From tok ak to anchorage to seward to denali nat'l park to fairbanks to arctic circle to valdez and back to tok ak.
From tok back to yukon territories to british columbia down to to washington state.
From washington to yellowstone to mt rushmore to chief crazy horse to sturgis to chief joseph highway via beartooth pass to spam museum to hd museum in milwaukee to home..
This will complete my quest to ride in all 50 states.
30 days, 11,288 miles.
#33
Only been thinking about this ride for 10 years - finally retiring next month so next spring this is a go: Omaha - Key West - Madawaska, Maine - Blaine, Washington - San Ysidro, Ca and back to Omaha. The four corners tour - 12,000 miles or so. Not going to try and cram it into the 21 day window for a plaque as I want to stop and explore along the way. Civil War battlefields in the east - spectacular mountain rides in the west. Will try to avoid every interstate and chain restaurant I can.
Planning on six weeks but may take longer. Biggest worry - idiots on their cell phones and "I didn't see him officer" on the accident report.
Planning on six weeks but may take longer. Biggest worry - idiots on their cell phones and "I didn't see him officer" on the accident report.
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Tjenson123 (11-20-2018)
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Well we are doing a 9 day ride to Florida over Christmas to New Years this December. Into next year we hope to break out of the 16 states we always seem to be stuck in. We are talking about New England, looking at Milwaukee and also considering Texas, Oklahoma and Missouri. I hope to add at least three new states next year. Nothing in stone yet but what ever we do will be a summer ride.
#36
Well we are doing a 9 day ride to Florida over Christmas to New Years this December. Into next year we hope to break out of the 16 states we always seem to be stuck in. We are talking about New England, looking at Milwaukee and also considering Texas, Oklahoma and Missouri. I hope to add at least three new states next year. Nothing in stone yet but what ever we do will be a summer ride.
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Cosmic Razorback (11-20-2018)
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June 9th, 2019,,,
I will leave my home in Hopewell VA and head for the West coast,,, this was a dream of my Dad's and the ninth would be his 90th birthday if he were still here with us. We lost Dad in 13 at the age of 83,,, just before his 84th birthday. He rode bikes from around 16 years old to around 81 years old.
I plan on taking 5 to 6 weeks with my 18 Anniversary Ultra Limited and ride. I will be turning 60 on February 2nd 2019, and this was why I bought the 18 as my other 13 bikes may not have been up to the challenge. Ten of those bikes are from Dad's collection and three are my older bikes.
I've got relatives in AZ, TX, CA, and WI so I hope to visit folks along the way.
Any tips/advice is always welcome.
DDT