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Trans America trail: Tennessee
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roborider
God? What god?
Well, I can now answer my own question!
The Eastern part of the trail is great. Rivers, dirt, gravel, etc. You could ride around in this area some time and just have fun.
The Central portion is scenic, but now mostly paved. But still bucolic and beautiful. A good ride on a street bike.
The Western section is again good. Dirt, clay, back country roads, creeks, etc. Starting at about Fayetteville, TN, it is good again. You can do it on a GS, but the DRZs were much more fun.
Here's some youtube vids:
Rob falls in river (very slick rock)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFO77twL_bc
Riding and Brian falls in river:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzpkqmEWiNo&feature=youtu.be
The Eastern part of the trail is great. Rivers, dirt, gravel, etc. You could ride around in this area some time and just have fun.
The Central portion is scenic, but now mostly paved. But still bucolic and beautiful. A good ride on a street bike.
The Western section is again good. Dirt, clay, back country roads, creeks, etc. Starting at about Fayetteville, TN, it is good again. You can do it on a GS, but the DRZs were much more fun.
Here's some youtube vids:
Rob falls in river (very slick rock)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFO77twL_bc
Riding and Brian falls in river:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzpkqmEWiNo&feature=youtu.be
