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Google shows the 3 Sisters loop to take 3 hours and 25 minutes. Does it really take that long?
Google shows the 3 Sisters loop to take 3 hours and 25 minutes. Does it really take that long?
Hi my name is Mike and I have decided to make my way to Texas for the first 11 days of April, As I live in Canada I have no idea what attractions, sights or rides there may be in Texas, So if anyone has any input at all I would love to hear it.. I have two bikes a BMW K75 street bike and a Honda XR650L dual purpose I am not %100 sure which bike I will be bringing, as I may have a riding buddy, but if he jams out then either bike can go but not both... As I have to treailer them to the end of the snow belt in April.. Thank you in advance for your comments Mike...
Google shows the 3 Sisters loop to take 3 hours and 25 minutes. Does it really take that long?
Hi Mike, and welcome to the forum. I'd suggesting posting up an intro and your question separate in case it gets lost in the discussion in this thread.Hi my name is Mike and I have decided to make my way to Texas for the first 11 days of April,
4 of us rode it for the first time last weekend. It really exceeded my high expectations of it. 335 was our favorite sister. Cresting that tall hill and going down into what looks like the Nueces river has flooded the roads below was just amazing!
That's about right, provided you are riding responsibly and not stopping at the various attractions. You do not want to hot-dog it on this ride. The curves are tight with blind radii. There is also gravel on the roads. I did this ride just a few weeks ago. I rode on a Wednesday when there was about zero traffic. You can click on the ride report in my sigtag for further details.
Mike
Did you ride hwy 16 between Kerrville and Fredricksberg?
4 of us rode it for the first time last weekend. It really exceeded my high expectations of it. 335 was our favorite sister. Cresting that tall hill and going down into what looks like the Nueces river has flooded the roads below was just amazing!
This one?
Thats it!! Great shot. Did you take that?
Wife and I rode the V-Strom 650, friends rode a Honda VTX1300. No offroading opportunities for this weekend, however, I don't have ANY offroading experience. Looking for instruction.....need to experience the nirvana that you dual sport guys speak of.