Best cities in America to Ride in

5975 Views 32 Replies 26 Participants Last post by GodSon, Aug 16, 2013

ruckusdriver

Discussion Starter · Jun 16, 2013

Being a Ruckus owner I won't be asking where you all suggest riding in open stretches, but are there any cities that you guys strongly suggest I try riding in? I'm trying to plan my summer vacation with the family and I usually rent a truck and throw the bike in the back for wherever we go. I'd rather choose somewhere fun that I can ride around and enjoy and explore.

Ideas?

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WildRider81

· #2 · Jun 16, 2013

Ever tried Boston? The cow trails can be fun... As long as you don't mind circles and roundabouts lol

Joe

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sammy

· #3 · Jun 16, 2013

A little far to go to but if you are ever in HK/China you can try Shenzhen. Be careful though it is SEZ "special economic zone" and the police get mad / upset if they catch you. sammy

ruckusdriver

Discussion Starter · #4 · Jun 16, 2013

Don't think I'm going that far Sammy but thanks

I was thinking more East Coast if that helps.

WildRider81

· #5 · Jun 16, 2013

How about Detroit, you can ride near ford and Chrysler hq. Lots of open roads there! I'll post some maps when I get back to a pc.

Joe

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WildRider81

· #6 · Jun 16, 2013

back at a computer for a few minutes

detroit in this area:
detroit ford rd - Google Maps

it's more of a suburb but Ford rd is wide, nice and there's not usually a lot of traffic. lots of places for you to play on your bike.

joe

Nerf22

· #7 · Jul 3, 2013

Lincoln maybe? We are home to the longest avenue in the USA. "O Street".

As for curves and such, Spokane, WA. Beautiful to look at too.

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mines13

· #8 · Jul 3, 2013

Around Orange County, main Huntington Beach.

stopzilla

· #9 · Jul 3, 2013

I would vote for Boston. It's not too big or too small.

GregW

· #10 · Jul 3, 2013

Chicago was an awesome place to ride. Dfw kinda sucks. Too hot or too cold and all straight roads. No curves

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ComposiMo

· #11 · Jul 3, 2013

NYC was fun

But i MUCH prefer the open/curvy WNC mountains.. no specific 'city', just the whole area

Administrator

· #12 · Jul 3, 2013

Yeah, cities are no fun to ride in... you have to get out into the winderness!

I live in Ontario, so roads are crappy (by crappy I mean pin straight). There are a few good ones though.

507 through Haliburton
River Rd just outside Creemore
141 through Muskoka - Perry Sound

and just about all of the Smokey Mountains in the U.S...

Stew

Integraxtr

· #13 · Jul 3, 2013

I would vote for Hawaii

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Wicked1

· #14 · Jul 3, 2013

Hawaii

Nerf22

· #15 · Jul 3, 2013

Count 3 for Hawaii.

It's NERF, or nuthin....

SpeedMachine

· #16 · Jul 10, 2013

Probably Deleware or Upstate NY. Not as much cops.

Highsider989

· #17 · Jul 10, 2013

Go to the east bay California. That way you can ride the east bay, Oakland, Berkeley, emeryville. Then truck it to San Francisco.

domindart

· #18 · Jul 14, 2013

moab utah... with a jeep.. or a grom

grom111

· #19 · Jul 14, 2013

Glendora, California.

gore-tx

· #20 · Jul 14, 2013

Austin, TX. Very bike friendly. Lots of great roads surrounding the city (Texas Hill Country).

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