Not that I know of, Gene. I sort of followed my nose and paid little
attention to specific roads. When I I became lost I would turn on the gps
and figured out how to get where I was headed. Very low key ride. Just
enjoying the twisties and the scenery.
Sorry for the late reply...just busy with the farm.
On Mon, Jun 1, 2020, 8:53 PM Gene Hunt Twolanefun@outlook.com wrote:
Did you happen to check out the Highland Scenic Highway while you were in
Marlinton? It's beautiful up there. - Gene
"I Know a Few Roads"
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From: Ducati ducati-bounces@list.ducati.net on behalf of Jack Ward <
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Sent: Monday, June 1, 2020 8:38 PM
To: Ducati Owners Group ducati@list.ducati.net
Subject: Re: [Ducati] NDC.. maybe? Long road trip
Just go is right, Pags. Last wednesday I took off for Marlinton, VA. Rode
from Knoxville thru Virginia to Marlinton and on through Kentucky and back
to Knoxville on thursday. 850 miles of back roads and bitchin' mountain
roads with not one issue. Much of the trip was in a light rain, but I
couldn't care less. The Michelin Pilot Road 5s did a hell of a job sticking
to the wet roads. Had more compliments from civilians on the ST4 than I can
remember happening on one ride. Not bad for a 20 year old bike. Looking
forward to more riding this year. Life has been getting in the way for some
time now with health issues and just taking care of our little farm.
Jack Ward
Knoxville, TN, USA
On Sat, May 30, 2020 at 8:06 AM Tony Pagliaroli ajpags@gmail.com wrote:
Folks,
Read the original post. Concours with bags. Plenty of room for storage.
A plug kit and small compressor is a good idea for sure but even on a 100
mile trip that’s a good idea right?
Clothes are over rated on long road trips like this. You end up wearing
the same shit on the bike every day. Fresh underwear, socks and shirts
being the most important.
Good rain gear is important, but again if you have a Concours, I assume
you have that in the right side saddle bag already. (You know the side
away
from traffic when you stop to put it on).
Don’t forget the sunscreen for your neck, and just GO! It’s good for the
soul.
Pags
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After riding mine, an old racing buddy decided on an ST3s. He loves his.
On Tue, Jun 2, 2020, 8:15 AM Tony Pags ajpags@gmail.com wrote:
Bummed to hear about the health issues Jack. Hang in there.
I was looking at an ST4 yesterday - but I honestly think the ST3 is a
better steed for the duty given the lesser spec motor. All of the looks,
less of the fuss. Maybe one of these days...
Pags
On Mon, Jun 1, 2020 at 8:40 PM Jack Ward jaxn51@gmail.com wrote:
Just go is right, Pags. Last wednesday I took off for Marlinton, VA. Rode
from Knoxville thru Virginia to Marlinton and on through Kentucky and
back
to Knoxville on thursday. 850 miles of back roads and bitchin' mountain
roads with not one issue. Much of the trip was in a light rain, but I
couldn't care less. The Michelin Pilot Road 5s did a hell of a job
sticking
to the wet roads. Had more compliments from civilians on the ST4 than I
can
remember happening on one ride. Not bad for a 20 year old bike. Looking
forward to more riding this year. Life has been getting in the way for
some
time now with health issues and just taking care of our little farm.
Jack Ward
Knoxville, TN, USA
On Sat, May 30, 2020 at 8:06 AM Tony Pagliaroli ajpags@gmail.com
wrote:
Folks,
Read the original post. Concours with bags. Plenty of room for
storage.
A plug kit and small compressor is a good idea for sure but even on a
100
mile trip that’s a good idea right?
Clothes are over rated on long road trips like this. You end up
wearing
the same shit on the bike every day. Fresh underwear, socks and shirts
being the most important.
Good rain gear is important, but again if you have a Concours, I assume
you have that in the right side saddle bag already. (You know the side
away
from traffic when you stop to put it on).
Don’t forget the sunscreen for your neck, and just GO! It’s good for
the
soul.
Pags
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