Motorcycle routes

If you want to carve through Wales and catch the best scenery, this is it. Starting at Aberystwyth, it’s all mountains, epic reservoir views, sweet sweepers, and great spots to stretch your legs. An awesome ride for the weekend.

Great ride with a friends. No tickets, broken bikes or bones, today was a good day. Ride safe.

Starts off easy leaving Palatka along the river, cruising through quiet morning tarmac toward Hawthorne before pulling into Don Garlits' place. Rows of massive old dragsters-kind of cool seeing the actual iron 'Big Daddy' used to break records, even if you're just wandering through the sheds.The real meat of the day is Ocala. Cutting through that thick pine canopy, shade overhead, sweepers where you can actually lean the bike without traffic up your ass. Salt Springs is worth stopping at-crystal clear water pumping out at 72 degrees straight from the ground, perfect to cool off if it's baking out.dropping down past Wildwood into Mount Dora, the vibe shifts to winding through old-school Florida, passing the 19th-century Baker House and catching that random 3D Van Gogh mural slapped on a wall right off the visor. Good day in the saddle, no fluff.

Took this two-day loop recently, and it's honestly hard to beat. Day one starts right out of Åndalsnes hitting the Trollstigen hairpins-eleven tight turns that’ll wake you up fast, then rolling past Ørnesvingen for that classic bird’s-eye look down at the Geirangerfjord. Stopped by Flydalsjuvet for a quick photo and camped by the water at Oppstryn.Day two is a bit more relaxed. Passed by Dispaholmen with its insane mountain reflections and crossed the Hellesylt bridge right over a roaring waterfall. Checked out the local history at the Naturmuseet, caught a ferry to reset, and cruised back to Åndalsnes on fast, sweeping asphalt.

From Pibe Bluff to Leland WI

Overall, it was a amazing ride—super relaxing, wide-open scenery, and that cool feeling of cruising right over the ocean. As for the road, the tarmac is clean and smooth almost the whole way, though those crosswinds near Brouwersdam will definitely keep you on your toes!Stopping at Kinderdijk with the old windmills and cruising into the star fortress town of Willemstad made the history side of the trip really memorable. Wrapping it up with the ocean air at Banjaard beach before looping back to Rotterdam made the whole day feel like a proper coastal escape.

Awesome loop that starts as a chill river ride before opening up into some seriously fun, grippy twisties through the forest. Hitting those fast sweepers on the N89 was definitely the highlight, and rolling back along the water at sunset was the perfect way to end the day.

Just finished tackling all 37 miles of the TT course, and honestly, the sheer drop down Bray Hill and the high-speed blasts over the mountain section are things you really have to feel for yourself to believe. Stopping by the Joey Dunlop statue and grabbing a pint at Creg-ny-Baa were absolute highlights of an unforgettable ride.

Jijoca - Jeri