[Skippy]

I need to get from Illinois to Colorado. Any suggestions for a route?

 

[fossil92]

Skippy 1st Welcome to the GWOF, good people & discussion here. 2nd I love threads like yours. Ready for my opinion.

The Longest!

Now seriously, Any way you can hit Old 66 for some of it, that's one route to include. Get on this site if you have never seen it, & get planning. Have fun here & on the road.

http://www.motorcycleroads.us/

 

[Eric]

Can't help will good roads in the USA, but can help in South Australia. Yes I know thats not going to help you but I give you a big welcome from Down Under. Eric

 

[detdrbuzzard]

hello skippy, welcome to GWOF. I-80 to I -76 to I -70

 

[budoka]

Welcome Skippy. Since I'm from Canada, em, "Go West young man!"
Seriously, if you just need to get there, and quality m/c roads isn't part of the equation take the superslab. If you however wish to get a 'real ride' out of it, get off the superslab on onto the secondarys and see America!

 

[Two Wheel Wing]

Welcome to the forum from Pa. Fastest way would be the interstate, but I"m with Fossil on this one...

 

[jdgw_wannabe]

Skippy, From PA we did IBA BB1500/36hrs + CO Rockies ride last yr. We took PA I76, I80 to NE, CO I76/I25 S, SR 50 W Monarch pass, to Montrose, took scenic SR92. SR133 McClure pass, SR82 Independence pass , then RMNP+Trail ridge road.
Here's my FJRFORUM ride report/pics:
http://www.fjrforum.com/forum//inde...072&hl=+co +rockies&fromsearch=1&#entry760072

jdgw_wannabe
IBA # 38829

 

[LarryinSeattle]

Welcome to the forum from Seattle.

I highly recommend the GWRRA groups (Goldwing Road Riders Association) to find folks who ride wings in your area. When you attend chapter meetings you will find friendly folks that ride the same motorcycle you do, and they know their motorcycle.

You can find a local chapter by going their website: http://www.gwrra.org