Re: "Extreme Twisties - Southeastern USA"

[Glen Farney <glen.farney@xxxxxxxx>]

For those of you with Trips and Streets 2000 (Microsoft Expedia) I highlighted the routes in the
book, and then start with that file when planning trips in the area.  I'm not complete yet, and I'd
like the book to be only the start of the "preferred roads" highlighted on the mapping program.
I've also added the other roads around the north east I know to be better than average for bikes,
and want to build a map full of them.

"Robb N. Wong" wrote:

> For those of you who asked - I received the book earlier this week -
> already mapping out a few spots.
>
> The book is more of an atlas of twisty sections of roads with attendant
> maps and a description of the author's impressions of the routes.
> Clearly marked and mapped out - you will need a big map in order to find
> the mapped routes in the book.
>
> For me - I like it - since I don't know many of these roads.  It's nice
> to use for planning my road trips.  I found that I have ridden a few of
> each of the roads in the book, but there are plenty of others.  I live
> in the DC area, and I usually ride only a few hi mileage trips each
> year.  Time is short, so knowing where to go helps a lot.
>
> States covered are:
> Virginia
> West Virginia
> North Carolina
> Georgia
> Tennessee
>
> Contact me offlist if you want to know more!
>
> Robb
> Robb@xxxxxxxxxxx
> "Well...if you're talking about body parts, then yes, I AM a
> conservative rider."

- --
"The ride is the reason,
      the destination is only the excuse"

Glen Farney
GS650GLD,  VX800M,  GS750ED
SOC-USA Connecticut State Coordinator
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Coventry, CT



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