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Jarrett
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I dunno. I get a bit more of a thrill when my tires touch the dirt.
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Only perk I get from a gravel/rock road over a paved goatpath...is..usually...there are fewer houses....& thats why they're usually still gravel..
But its not always the case.
Those looong paved roads out around Sonora are not very populated at all.
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But its not always the case.
Those looong paved roads out around Sonora are not very populated at all.
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JMZ
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1. Curvy roads
2 elevation changes
3 scenery
To me , gravel doesn't top those.
2 elevation changes
3 scenery
To me , gravel doesn't top those.