Winter Traveling
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The riding season in New England this year was kinda crapy, lots of rain and never really felt like summer. September was the best month and made more trips to Misquamicut Beach in September than any month. My 06 883C and my friend's 08 FatBob didn't get nearly as many miles as we had planned..........
So our idea was to get on a plane in like January or Febuary and fly out west somewhere, rent a couple of bikes and ride for three days. Problem is, neither of us know jack squat about the west coast, where is a good place to ride that time of year? We were thinking New Mexico, Nevada, California? Where the hell should we go? Where is good riding in January/Febuary? Any advice would be great.
Thanks!
TBirdEd76
So our idea was to get on a plane in like January or Febuary and fly out west somewhere, rent a couple of bikes and ride for three days. Problem is, neither of us know jack squat about the west coast, where is a good place to ride that time of year? We were thinking New Mexico, Nevada, California? Where the hell should we go? Where is good riding in January/Febuary? Any advice would be great.
Thanks!
TBirdEd76
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Southern California, the desert Southwest, south Texas or southern Florida are your best bets for warm temps in the middle of Winter. When I was driving coast to coast, the Phoenix area was one of my favorite winter layover destinations. It's a little pricey, but those 60-80 degree days in January made it worth the $$$$ and the people as a general rule were MUCH nicer than some of the other points mentioned.
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Too much traffic in SanDiego area for my taste. Hit Vegas, cheap hotels, great food, good entertainment, and within 30 minutes you're out on the desert with some great rides. Good deals to be had flying there too. There's some very nice riding, and Arizona is just a hop, skip, and jump away. Enjoy. Good idea BTW>
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