I stumbled across this nice story on CNN about a long distance motorcycle trip. Too bad it wasn’t about Burgman’s but maybe we can sort that out.

Two parts of the article that caught my attention.

“Riding a motorcycle on a road like this is a physical pleasure, too, as you lean right, then left, then right, to guide the bike smoothly through the parkway’s sweeping curves. You swoop, you glide — it’s like dancing, or like those dreams where you’re flying.”

But it was thing quote that made me smile.

“But we came to a standstill the next day in traffic in Marion, South Carolina — which was cause for some concern. Most Harley engines are air-cooled, so we can’t just leave them idling for long periods because they can overheat.”

Now that’s a problem us Burgies don’t have.

So what are we going to do about getting a long distance Burgman ride together?

Here is the link to the original article.

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One Response to “A Biker Road Trip Is Like ‘Living the Movie’”

  1. “Just do it” Get the maps out and plan a weekend trip. Make a reservation and take day trips from there. I crossed a lot of the country on my Goldwing
    but now may need to consider a Bergman because of a serious accident.
    My motto is “don’t watch the movie; make the movie”
    Have Bike Will Travel-Ted Vonk

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