What I found was a delightful back roads approach to the cute old mining town, an approach packed with twisties. And packed with bikes
Life is good.
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Sunday, March 2, 2014
Twistes
I'd only ever come to Dahlonega via Georgia 400, a pretty boring divided highway. Because I don't like taking the Rebel on the highway I struck out north from Roswell on Route 9.
What I found was a delightful back roads approach to the cute old mining town, an approach packed with twisties. And packed with bikes
Life is good.
- Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone
What I found was a delightful back roads approach to the cute old mining town, an approach packed with twisties. And packed with bikes
Life is good.
- Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone
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4 comments:
I love Georgia. Next to Indiana, it has my heart and that seems to be my kind of little town. Brick sidewalks....motorcycles... sweet.
I've done the Dragon twice in the past 4 years. Wanna do it again real soon. And not just the dragon: the nearby parkway (don't remember the name) is a fantastic ride across the top of the ridge.
There's some great riding here in NH too...
Cool - I took my son's Vulcan 750 and ran up to Helen with my wife on the back. The strait pipes on it still has my ears ringing. That 1 hour up and the riding around and then the 1 hour back wore me out. I should have my Electra Glide out of the paint shop this week - I am going though withdrawals.
Sounds like a good little ride! :-)
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