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Re: [ST] California Travelin
- Subject: Re: [ST] California Travelin
- From: Shawn Mouser <srmouser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2007 13:11:21 -0700
On Mar 21, 2007, at 11:13 AM, st-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> You are getting mixed up about two different things.
> Pacific Coast Highway (Route 1) runs in California only,
> mainly along the coast between San Francisco and Los Angeles. It is
> mainly a two lane road hugging the coast, but in LA it turns into
> regular surface roads and I try to avoid it most of the times. I live
> only about three miles away from it. Hope this helps.
What Z said.
It gets pretty twisty north of say... Cambria, CA. The main problem
with it is that it's two lanes with a lot of double yellow. Those RV's
sure can go slow! I rode up it last year to go to Laguna Seca for
MotoGP. Hooliganism all the way - lot's of bikes passing on double
yellow. I saw some broken plastic in a couple of places but no actual
downed bikes. Anyway, you don't necessarily ride it for the twisties
(unless you get an open length of road - or you're a real hooligan)...
you ride it for the scenery. Dude, look around, it's the West coast of
the U.S.! Right over there - that's the friggin' Pacific Ocean! The
main problem is that it might slow you down and add a day... unless you
do the trip IronButt style.
SRM
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Shawn
Pasadena, CA
'02 BRG ST
'92 HD XL 1200
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