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exgman
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Ed - I expect you'll like it up here in the Northeast. There are plenty of mountains, roads with many curves, and good places to eat which can be a short ride away. There are active BMW MOA Chapters in Maine, Massachusetts, and Vermont. You'll like it a lot, I'm sure.
Please tell us where you'll be living, and what you ride. You'll receive lots of interesting advice, I'm sure.
See you on the road! - JG
Please tell us where you'll be living, and what you ride. You'll receive lots of interesting advice, I'm sure.
See you on the road! - JG
jandhumphreyme
Member
Welcome to the area, don't forget your neighbor to the North, some nice riding up here in Maine as well.
Welcome to NH!
Wilmot is a great spot as a base. A good loop is 4 west, 118 north, 112 west, 302 west, 110 VT south, 14 west, 107 west, 12 south through Barnard and Hartland into NH, then back home.
Another is go east on 112 at the 118 split (The Kancamagus Hwy), north on Bear Notch Hwy to Bartlett, 302 east (or West Side Rd) into N. Conway, find Hurricane Mountain Rd east out of Intervale, then you have options to go south and back west to home, or go north to 113 through Evans Notch, and back west to home.
Enjoy!
Wilmot is a great spot as a base. A good loop is 4 west, 118 north, 112 west, 302 west, 110 VT south, 14 west, 107 west, 12 south through Barnard and Hartland into NH, then back home.
Another is go east on 112 at the 118 split (The Kancamagus Hwy), north on Bear Notch Hwy to Bartlett, 302 east (or West Side Rd) into N. Conway, find Hurricane Mountain Rd east out of Intervale, then you have options to go south and back west to home, or go north to 113 through Evans Notch, and back west to home.
Enjoy!
mikegalbicka
Back in the saddle again
Rode a lot of that a few weeks ago and had a great time. Go to the top of Mt Washington if you get the chance too.
Maines a lot of fun
It's easy to cut over from New Hampshire to Maine. While New Hampshire doesn't have a lot of coast line, Maine's coastline is incredible. If you have the chance to ride up on Rte.1 North, be sure to stop off at Bentley's Saloon. It's a great biker bar, lots of fun and always a good band playing.
It's easy to cut over from New Hampshire to Maine. While New Hampshire doesn't have a lot of coast line, Maine's coastline is incredible. If you have the chance to ride up on Rte.1 North, be sure to stop off at Bentley's Saloon. It's a great biker bar, lots of fun and always a good band playing.
