Riding with a noob
 

So the guy that lives a building down is getting/has his buddies gsxr600 and for the last couple days is test riding it and we finally got to go out and hit the mountians, i dont think i can move back to OH now honestly

http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p.../goodroads.jpg
we got close to 200 miles in, the roads were clear, the traffic was light, saw some guys by a pull off but he had to get back around 12, and it was 1:15 when we finally headed back :whistle: he wast bad for this being his first sb ride in a year. these roads are amazing and so close to pc its crazy, i sent osp a pic and i had to edit it for here though...
http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...6/rideme-1.jpg

and almost got them scrubbed in, i just need my leathers for the rest... :slide:
http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...py636/tire.jpg

and i like the M3's just need to see if they stay this sticky and what the life is gonna be on them, my front is in need of a replacement within the next 1,000

The M3's are sticky sons of bitches. Just get the front to match and have a feild day.

how long is that ride? I mean distance wise?

150ish with 120 being serious twistys

i agree when you ride some good roads in the mountains, etc. its hard to come back and ride the shitty roads around here.. its like going to vegas to hit the casinos then coming back to hit the shit casinos around here..

what kills me is the how close they are to her apt, the longer i am here the closer the good roads seem to creep... i have some nice ones just off of I-40E so if anyone wants to go for a ride in TN let me know, less cops, and great roads

so what's keep'n ya in OH? school?

Drewpy is too hard to keep track of... Ohio one week, Florida the next, Tenn a day later... you get around mofo :D

in like a month it'll include Cali, Colorado, Nevada, ect.. :lol:

Bet that fucker avoids ND like the plague!

every sane man does.

what's your excuse?

yeah, i gotta finish my undergrad degree then off of to TN for good i hope

If you're in a hurry or in a car it's OK to take the interstate through Colorado. But if you're on a sportbike, it's a tragedy to take the interstate and miss all the twisty roads.

Thats a good looking run.

yeah marko u need to get out of PA once this year and make your way down to TN, no big group rides, hell ill give you a few road names and directions on how to get back to the apt. and prolly never see you till dark :lol:

i found a short cut to the twistys by running parrall to the lake and then to the highway, cuts 20 mins out of the boring part

I'd love to. But I dont think it's in the cards. I wish. Those roads look pretty killer.

My bike and parents are there... plus... I'm just one of those helpfull souls... when I see someone suffering as you do... I do what I can to bring you to the light!

yeah I've got two different itinerary's for the indy trip... one that is purely back roads... the other is interstate... I'll take them both... start off on back roads... but if I fall behind time.. I'll switch over to the interstate.