Father and son, Los Angeles to New York City

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Automotive Insanity > Cycle Asylum > Father and son, Los Angeles to New York City

NitroSpazzz: Dec 9, 2006; You don't need style when you've got strength!

One thing I'll mention is this is a holiday weekend which means Tail of the Dragon, Cades Cove, Foothills Parkway and every other well known scenic or nice road is going to be a parking lot. I wouldn't plan on hitting any of those spots until Monday afternoon or Tuesday unless you enjoy sitting on a hot bike in traffic.

I'll come up with some food and drink recommendations and let you know when you get here.

Stugazi posted:

I know KLRs are popular for long trips but I thought it was mostly in Countries where roads aren't great. I can't imagine logging highway miles in the US on a KLR. Are KLRs good highway cruisers?

KLR's are fairly cheap, reliable and comfortable. Sure the trip would be more comfortable on a big BMW or other sport/touring bike but KLR's are pretty good at putting on miles especially for the price.

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