Sunday sunday sunday october 12

[bigwhite6oh]

since its supposed to be real nice out, and not alot of just bikes are interested in sticking around locally, would anyone be up for rte 100 in vermont? if we left the manch area around 9, home around nightfall-ish? any interest?

[bigwhite6oh]

post work bump

buellerrrr......buellleerrrrrr??

[bigwhite6oh]

http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?hl=en&gl=us&ie=UTF8&oe=UTF8&msa=0&msid=117448910043380662417.000458ed804b6605998e7

quick overview, and only getting to a portion of 100 in one day is feesable, especially at this time of year. kinda of like the kanc, but with more sponatneous S-turns and add in some rapid elevation changes, very little police patrolling (knock on wood) and its a good trip. probably looking around 3-400 miles and 5-8 hours depending how long how many times we stop

[MaxTitration]

i would if i had a bike!

sorry to disappoint you chris, but i dont do butt to nutt.

[bigwhite6oh]

thank you for reassuring me adrian. this was to get the word out to the 4-wheeled community, maybe something we can work on for a spring cruise, and do the kanc in the fall

[TQJUNKIE]

I would be down for that! The roads in vermont can be pretty fun!

[bigwhite6oh]

the southern section is all ive done, once. and it was awesome. the part that is mapped out, until mid way (londonderry, vermont) but i heard it is only better up thru the northern mountains. but that would be a 2 day event...go up 100 all the way thru vermont to canada, cross into NH and come back down along the NH/Maine border