I met some guys with MotoVermont.com at the bike show in DC last winter and that's who I went with in Burlington. Very small operation; maybe 6-8 bikes, and they are focused on dual-sport and off-road riding. They do a lot with Honda 175's and GS 1200s. If you want, they can set up tours with preprogrammed GPS and hotels arranged. I was happy with everything about the process except the weather. They need to work on that
Nice ride. I've been through Vermont many times and love that part of New England
I rode that model of BWM for three weeks in South America and really liked the bike. When we got home my riding buddy bought one
A couple of years later I also rode one through the Rocky Mountains for ten days. As much as I like that model I wasn't moved to buy one - then along came the CB1100.
Carguy, [url=http://www.eaglerider.com]EagleRider has a good array of bikes for rent and a great many locations. I can't remember where Chapomis hired the Ducati.
I rented a Triumph Bonneville last year at EagleRider San Diego. Got some discount and the service was superb.
Eagle Rider is definitely trying to expand their fleet choices. The Triumph dealer I was at Saturday rents BMWs, Triumphs, and Ducatis through Eaglerider.