Not the Honda, but it was fun!

[Inhouse Bob]

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

[Rocky_imp]

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.

[Cormanus]

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.

[Django]

I rented a Triumph Bonneville last year at EagleRider San Diego. Got some discount and the service was superb.

[emptysea]

Eagle Rider is definitely trying to expand their fleet choices. The Triumph dealer I was at Saturday rents BMWs, Triumphs, and Ducatis through Eaglerider.