I scored this map at the local visitor center today. It marks out a number of nice rides for motorbikes. When it says, It's Just Around the Bend, there are lots of those here. Nice riding so far.
Also at the visitor center was the sign pictured below. Maybe I will be able to travel around the world while I am here. Made it to Lebanon today.
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2010 Honda PCX 125 in Thailand (White) - "White Lightning"Sold in Sept 2017 2009 Yamaha Majesty YP400 in USA (Metalic Titanium) - "The Throne"Sold in June 2020
You should be happily busy for a good while in Maine. Places can be pretty far apart, though - watch your gas gauge/trip odo.
On my scoot, getting there is WAY more than half the fun!
Please paste this address into a new tab and add yourself to the map: https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1NlP7xk7KMdJReQnm-iDhldFBdpQ&ll=4.995760578398276%2C0&z=2
but please, don't delete anybody, no matter how badly they deserve deleting
kramnala58 wrote:I scored this map at the local visitor center today. It marks out a number of nice rides for motorbikes. When it says, It's Just Around the Bend, there are lots of those here. Nice riding so far.
Also at the visitor center was the sign pictured below. Maybe I will be able to travel around the world while I am here. Made it to Lebanon today.
Maine has a sense of humor. There are many towns named after countries and world-famous big cities. I expect the residents of Paris, Maine take great delight telling strangers where the live.
For a taste of "downeast" humor, give a listen to "Bert and I".
On my scoot, getting there is WAY more than half the fun!
Please paste this address into a new tab and add yourself to the map: https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1NlP7xk7KMdJReQnm-iDhldFBdpQ&ll=4.995760578398276%2C0&z=2
but please, don't delete anybody, no matter how badly they deserve deleting
GeorgeSK wrote:Maine has a sense of humor. There are many towns named after countries and world-famous big cities. I expect the residents of Paris, Maine take great delight telling strangers where the live.
For a taste of "downeast" humor, give a listen to "Bert and I".
Make sure you have a full tank before going to Mexico. That's a long ride and they may not have any gas stations, or they trade in furs instead of gas.
Currently own:
Red 2013 Honda PCX150 Givi tall windshield & tailbox - Lots of extra lights Custom seat from Thailand - Bad Boy Airhorn Takegawa Lowering Shocks - Michelin City Grip Tires Headlight assy upgraded to LEDs w/HS5 main bulbs NCY variator, drive face, and rollers
Mel46 wrote:Make sure you have a full tank before going to Mexico. That's a long ride and they may not have any gas stations, or they trade in furs instead of gas.
Madrid and China are even further, but I will probably have to get a ferry, so I should save a bit of fuel mileage on that part of the trip.
2010 Honda PCX 125 in Thailand (White) - "White Lightning"Sold in Sept 2017 2009 Yamaha Majesty YP400 in USA (Metalic Titanium) - "The Throne"Sold in June 2020
Went to school in Unity ME end of 70s. China was not that far away. When people asked where Unity was I liked to tell them “near Freedom and Liberty”.
Considering a ride to visit my friend in Eastport next year. Need to figure best way passed the RT 1 traffic from York and north.
Made it to Lebanon today.
