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Planning a vacation on a motorcycle is one thing, taking a 4000 mile spin in 10 days is a test of endurance. The right gear is necessary considering the amount of travel room you have on a bike. A good set of saddle bags should be sufficient to store everything needed.
This adventure started in July from the west coast of central Florida at 4:30 in the morning at a bar called "Peggy's Corral".
Day One: Having stopped at the gas station next to Peggy's we saw the owner "Rip" and told him we would see him on the next Saturday when we returned. Our plan was to be in Mass. in three days for a yearly bike club rally. The itinerary was to travel approximately 500 miles a day, camping in State Parks or campgrounds. The first day was great. We traveled nearly 800 miles found a campsite in South Carolina, pitched our tent, unrolled the sleeping bags and rested our weary bones.
Day two: Rising early, the day started out good but we ran into rain early. Slipping into our rain suits, we ended up wearing them all day. Blinding heavy rain slowed us down considerably. Not getting far we decided to hunker down in Hazelton, PA to and dry our gear.
Day three we made it to our destination by early afternoon and rode into a party going full swing. That night was the reason for the trip and we enjoyed it tremendously. We pitched our tent right there and rose early to continue our adventure.
Day four After we left our friends in mid northern Mass. we headed for Maine. That afternoon we had lobster on the docks in York Beach and continued Northwest. The White Mountains in New Hampshire has fantastic scenery and the views are breathtaking. Needing some rest we decided to take it easy and got a room in Conway New Hampshire. Staying at hotels started breaking into the cash so we were glad to have a credit card.
Day five We rode our bikes to the top of MT Washington (tallest in the NE). We traveled the breathtaking Kancamagus Highway through the White Mountains into Vermont. That night we camped on the Canadian border at Lake Memphamagog in Newport Vermont.
Day Six the decision to cross over to Canada was made. Our destination, was Montreal Harley Davidson so we could acquire tee shirts. With our newly acquired shirts in the saddlebags we headed south back into the States and that night was spent at a campground on Lake George, New York.
Day seven we traveled all day and spent the night in a Hotel in Hazelton PA, again that credit card cam in handy.
Day Eight we traveled the Cherokee Trail in the Blue Ridge Mountains and camped in Lynchburg Va.
Day nine was spent traveling through the Carolinas and spending the night at a campground in Savannah GA. Dinner at the Red Hot Blues Barbecue was the highlight of the evening.
Day ten was our final leg. Our goal was to be at "Peggy's Corral" in Palmetto, FL to support a fellow biker who had been in a life altering accident. We arrived around 2:00 p.m. on Saturday exhausted from our travels with stories to tell. The day ended with the acceptance of the "Iron Butt" award for coming full circle.
If you are considering a long tour the following are suggested items to pack on and in your saddlebags for the adventure of a lifetime.
1. Tent
2. sleeping bags (2)
3. air mattress (2)
4. rain suits (2)
5. leather jackets (2)
6. leather pants (2)
7. motorcycle clothes (shirts,pants,etc) 3 sets each (2)
8. motorcycle boots (2) sneakers (2)
9. personal hygiene kit (2)
10. camera
11. cell phone
12. maps
13. Triple A emergency road service membership
14. tire repair kit
15. small tool kit
16. cash and credit card
Riding motorcycles is a passion fueled by the wind, sun, rain and cold. The term "Biker" brings to mind confidence with style. Generations of men and women have experienced the excitement of straddling raw power with the freedom to roam. Safety, comfort and protection should always be a consideration. Fortunately for the biker, the market for motorcycle gear and motorcycle accessories is massive. The information and links in our website takes away the time spent searching for great deals which allows more time for cruising. Going for a spin could be around the block or 5000 miles. No matter, if you ride a road hog or crotch rocket the spirit of the road becomes more than just two wheels turning. Serious motorcyclist will agree, the attire is as important as the ride. From the helmet, leather belt and motorcycle boots, dressing for adventure, or just spinning around the block, motorcycle products and riding gear can make the difference. It is advisable for travelers on two wheels to have a backup plan. Depending on how far you have wandered from home base will tell you if you have the necessary accessories. Regardless, choosing riding gear for the elements will make the difference. This collection of links, advice and tips takes second guessing Mother Nature away and lets the rider be prepared. Saddlebags packed with sunscreen, biker jacket, biker vest, motorcycle chaps, rain suit and tool bag, are the answers for a long tour needed for all weather. The right motorcycle clothes at http://cool-riders.com speaks loud and clear that this rider has what it takes to be in control.
Allergy to Alcohol? Here is the allergy to alcohol cure
An allergy to alcohol is extremely annoying and embarrassing and I wanted to let people know that they and cure their alcohol allergy very easy
My name is Evan. I have in the past regularly enjoyed drinking. All of a sudden one day I had the weirdest symptoms that quite frankly scared the heck out of me because I had no idea what was happening to me.
Since you have an allergy to alcohol you know what I am talking about but at the time when it happened I had no idea that there was even such a thing as an allergy to alchol. I was sure I was having a stroke...red face, racing pulse, extreme sense of pressure in my head which felt like someone was pumping my head up with a bicycle pump and it was about to explode, my skin was itchy all over, and large red patches on my upper chestm shoulders and legs.
In fact I had my friend who was with me at the time and about to take me to the hospital take a picture of me and you can clearly see the alcohol red face and red patches on my neck and chest...
I am a pretty tough cookie though and am the type of person that only goes to a doctor or hospital if a large limb is about to fall off so I toughed it out.
I continued to experience the same symptoms over the next several months and at that point I figured they were not imminently life threatening or I would have been dead already.
How I found the cure for my allergy to alcohol...
I actually found the cure for alcohol allergy totally by accident. I accidentally stumbled upon one website, http://www.asianalcoholflushreaction.info/ which gave me my AHA! moment and finally I had my explanation to all my weird symptoms when I drink alcohol. The website explained in detail the cause of my symptoms which by the way is caused by toxins in your body that most peoples bodies eliminate but if you have an alcohol allergy you don't so the red face and all the other symptoms of your body reacting to the build up of those toxins (which I found out later are ...DEADLY...visit the alcohol allergy website to see what I am talking about) The website proceeded to tell me about the allergy to alcohol cure.
I immediately proceeded to the website followed their advice and aaaaaaaaaaaaa... no more symptoms. One of the worst things was being in a bar an even thinking of talking to a girl when I was looking (and feeling) like that. I look like I'm blushing my butt off. (which is why another nickname for an allergy to alcohol is the Asian Blush). The allergy to alcohol cure worked EVERY single time without fail as the website states it will. Turns out the weird symptoms related to my allergy to alcohol are actually a lot more common than I realized. Turns out almost HALF of all Asians have it. And even though far fewer non Asians get it they still get it.
Since then I have decided to terminate drinking ALTOGETHER which actually turned out to be a little more difficult than I thought so that by itself is a pretty good indication it is time to quit and I can say I feel much better.
But if your going to continue to drink yourself and you have the allergy to alcohol and its annoying symptoms I can highly recommend the two websites listed above.
About the Author
Evan T, former sufferer of Allergy to alcohol. Have cured it first by following the advice of the allergy to acohol website listed above and ultimately quitting drinking alcohol altogether.
How much should I sell my bicycle for?
Its vintage looking with the curved handle bars. Its from about the 80's and its an olive green and cream color. The cleaned the crome and removed all the rust. Also the tubes, tires (it does not have white wall tires), bake cables, and bike chain are brand new. My parents bought me a candy apple red vintage cruiser with white wall tires for my birthday, so I was thinking of selling my old one.
Thanks!
sounds like a nice bike put it on craigslist or ebay. its value depends on the make and quality of the components but start with a high asking price and then lower it if you dont get any takers
Sacia Speaks at CFBG Meeting
A fiery, emboldened Jim Sacia spoke in front of close to 50 of his concerned constituents at the Citizens for Better Government meeting Tuesday night at the Rock City Fire Station.
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