Thanks to everyone for the great welcome! Found a motorcycle safety course, and hoping to be done with it a weekend from now. Safe is the mantra. I'm hoping that the thunder-like engine sound will help others notice me as well
1431 is a great ride, and they're are countless small roads that you can turn down, I just like to head out and turn down a random road. Lime creek road is a great ride, tons of turns sweepers, tight hairline, lots of elevation changes. But there is a chip seal surface that you need to be careful of, due to the tight turns, a lot of people will cross into your lane, along with trucks pulling boats. Fun road but definitely one to bee careful on, and not for an inexperienced rider. Both are good close rides so you can have a good ride on a half day or less depending on how far you go.Some of my best rides, I pick a direction towards the hill country and just go. If I am ambitious I'll pull up Google maps and find the fun roads.
But when you get out of the city, just about any fm or rm road will be a nice relaxing, or exhilarating ride
yea I would be the inexperienced one so I'll wait a little but before going with exhilarating and stick to relaxing for now. I'll check out fm's and such first. thanks!
also thanks for the mobile app idea! sitting on the forum in the middle of a boring meeting
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