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Friday morning seven bikes left Clinton, TN. Heading to Fairview, TN 20 miles West of Nashville in 26 degree weather. Of course I had my Gerbins on! We rode hwy 70 which parrellels I 40 to Nashville; only with a lot more curves. We stopped at Ozone Falls in the vecinity of Crab Orchard. A very neat place with a beautiful stream and a monster falls of about 200 feet. Next stop was the Tree House in Crossville. It is a 4 storey tree house of monstrous proportions. From the crows nest you look out over a field in which the owners have the word Jesus formed. Lunch in Mt. Juliet and we hit the interstate for the ride in to Fairview. We had 21 bikes lined up outside the rooms at the Deerfield Inn for the ride. People came from Maryland, Indiania, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentuckyand maybe a state or two I didn't catch. Next morning we headed on backroads to Fort Donaldson, a Confederate Fort with quite a history and beautiful scenery. More wonderful highways to a park in Kentucky where there was a hugh rock structure that was used to make charcoal. Across the road was a herd of bison. We stopped for lunch at a beautiful state run lodge overlooking a beautiful lake and feasted on fried chicken, ham, turkey, veggies and drop dead wonderful banana pudding. More riding thru the lakeson wonderful curving roads winding up back at our motel a little after dark.
Next morning a hearty breakfast at Denny's and we hightailed it back home on I-40.
Throughout the trip the Austone Taxi tire performed flawlessly no matter what speed and how tight the turns. We put it thru some extreme riding pushing it hard thru tight turns, high speed interstate riding; I talking 85+ MPH. I really could not tell any difference between it and a M/C tire except it was quiet and comfortable. It has made me a believer out of me. During some extreme accelerations at stop signs, lights etc. it pulled hard and easily stayed with the other bikes in the group. And this group likes to ride hard.
Pictures you ask. Of course I took pictures. Just give this computer illerate biker an opportunity to down load them and refigure out how to post.
Dubs
Friday morning seven bikes left Clinton, TN. Heading to Fairview, TN 20 miles West of Nashville in 26 degree weather. Of course I had my Gerbins on! We rode hwy 70 which parrellels I 40 to Nashville; only with a lot more curves. We stopped at Ozone Falls in the vecinity of Crab Orchard. A very neat place with a beautiful stream and a monster falls of about 200 feet. Next stop was the Tree House in Crossville. It is a 4 storey tree house of monstrous proportions. From the crows nest you look out over a field in which the owners have the word Jesus formed. Lunch in Mt. Juliet and we hit the interstate for the ride in to Fairview. We had 21 bikes lined up outside the rooms at the Deerfield Inn for the ride. People came from Maryland, Indiania, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentuckyand maybe a state or two I didn't catch. Next morning we headed on backroads to Fort Donaldson, a Confederate Fort with quite a history and beautiful scenery. More wonderful highways to a park in Kentucky where there was a hugh rock structure that was used to make charcoal. Across the road was a herd of bison. We stopped for lunch at a beautiful state run lodge overlooking a beautiful lake and feasted on fried chicken, ham, turkey, veggies and drop dead wonderful banana pudding. More riding thru the lakeson wonderful curving roads winding up back at our motel a little after dark.
Next morning a hearty breakfast at Denny's and we hightailed it back home on I-40.
Throughout the trip the Austone Taxi tire performed flawlessly no matter what speed and how tight the turns. We put it thru some extreme riding pushing it hard thru tight turns, high speed interstate riding; I talking 85+ MPH. I really could not tell any difference between it and a M/C tire except it was quiet and comfortable. It has made me a believer out of me. During some extreme accelerations at stop signs, lights etc. it pulled hard and easily stayed with the other bikes in the group. And this group likes to ride hard.
Pictures you ask. Of course I took pictures. Just give this computer illerate biker an opportunity to down load them and refigure out how to post.
Dubs