[TwistedPower]

norcal ocean and some twisties, long and better toward the end when i crest the hill and the ocean comes into view. video is choppy due to hd and high fps
location river road and highway 1 california


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bR2b7mvPO6w


fun in the snow. this ride was crazy. rain, hail and freezing temps.
location ice house area fire road california


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AY71DY-4Hrw


i have more but they are mostly boring rides through twisties i doubt anyone else would enjoy.

 

[WipperSnapper]

I love the snow vid haha. Snow is right around the corner for us here in CO.

 

[jnhuscg]

what part of CA is that? I was up in Bodega Bay/Petaluma for a few months for training about this time last year and I got on CA 1 for a while and LOVED it!

 

[steveinsandiego]

road in first vid looks like some i travel down this-a-way, 'cept the flora's a little different.

 

[TwistedPower]

Yea it was river road to highway one in the bodega bay area. This video is north of bodega headed south on 1. It was a lot of fun. The trip that day was about 400 miles total. We hit lake barryessa up the mountains near calistoga CA to the ocean and back to Sacramento. Long ride on technical roads

 

[gearman]

I love the snow vid haha. Snow is right around the corner for us here in CO.

We saw a little snow a few weeks ago in Park City, I am not ready for winter. Luckily i can shoot down to Moab and ride in the dirt just about year round.

 

[jnhuscg]

Yea it was river road to highway one in the bodega bay area. This video is north of bodega headed south on 1. It was a lot of fun. The trip that day was about 400 miles total. We hit lake barryessa up the mountains near calistoga CA to the ocean and back to Sacramento. Long ride on technical roads

*sigh* i need to get stationed over there. FL riding sucks. You can ride all year, too bad you right straight all year. lol

 

[gforrest2]

Cool part is not much traffic on this road. Any speed traps?

 

[TwistedPower]

Yea there are speed traps, but they are usually closer to the big towns