If You Could Ride Any Road In North America....

[Tmall]

Originally Posted by Papa_Complex

Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia. I'd prefer if they repaved it too though.

I'm gay.


I'm doing it this summer. There'll be plenty of pics.

[Papa_Complex]

Originally Posted by Tmall

I'm gay.


I'm doing it this summer. There'll be plenty of pics.

I've driven on it many times (lived in Glace Bay as a kid and have relatives in GB and Sydney Mines), but never ridden it.

[julie j]

Originally Posted by cuttle

the "road" would be the western half of the Trans American Trail:

http://www.transamtrail.com/

That one is on my list too. I would not mind the trail from Canada to Mexico either!

[Trip]

Cabot

[z06boy]

Originally Posted by G-Rex

The Pacific Coast Highway honestly isn't all that fun. It's dotted with little towns, a million RVs, idiots crossing the yellow line, and wind that is so ferocious it could knock you smooth over the guardrail if you got caught not paying attention just once. I've ridden all of it, but I doubt I will again unless whoever I'm with just insists. Sorry, California. You've got the roads, just way too many people on the coast.

My reading comprehension sucks.

Well I did pick the PCH....BUT the original post said this...

Perfect weather, no traffic, and you can ride what ever you want. Which road(s) would it be and why?

[Rsv1000R]

Mt Hamilton Rd, from Alum Rock Rd to the Lick observatory, and back.....

[nhgunnut]

A place I would love to go again and I have never ridden there but when I was driving through I thought "what a great place to ride" The Area around Banff and Lake Louise in the Canadian Rockies

[G-Rex]

Originally Posted by nhgunnut

A place I would love to go again and I have never ridden there but when I was driving through I thought "what a great place to ride" The Area around Banff and Lake Louise in the Canadian Rockies

Crap I forgot that area! I've ridden there, and it *is* absolutely amazing!

[fnfalman]

Originally Posted by Rider

You ever ride Mullholand Drive or Glendora Mountain Road? I can't remember the name of the road but there are some cool switchbacks in Monrovia. Rim of the World in another cool road on the way up to Big Bear.

Mulholland Highway, not Mulholland Drive. Back in the fifties and sixties when Mulholland Drive was not inundated with houses, the road would have made a heck of a twisty, but nowadays, you'll get your ass ran over by drunken Hollywood stars and rich hoity toities.

And yes, GMR/GRR/Mount Baldy/Azusa Canyon combo is a great runm, as is Rim of the World in the summer when the snow melted.

[fnfalman]

Pacific Coast Highway is more of a cruise than a sport ride anyway. It's just cool because it hugs the ocean at most places and the weather is almost always nice.