My road

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When tar snakes are fresh, they can be quite disconcerting, that's for sure. These are 2 years old, so they are not slippery when it's dry, but it's amazing to me that the bike transmits enough tactile sensation , that you can feel them as they roll under the tires, I mean they can't be 1/16 th of an inch high.
 
With how much riding you do, "diminished skill set" seems unlikely and "expecting the unexpected" = How to Survive on a Motorcycle 101 ;)

Wise you are, Master Ferret!


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Plus he's taking pictures with one hand...trust me as a student of the Ferret School of Mobile Photography, it's hard to maintain speed in a curve and snap off 5 pics at the same time.
 
Right ho. Fess up. How many pupils of the Ferret School of Mobile Photograpy are there? ES. Me. How many others?

By the way, I find it's impossible in anything other than lightweight gloves. I simply cannot turn my camera on with heavy gloves on. I need a widget to put on one finger so it can sneak into the hole.

I like the look of your road Ferret.
 
Not having the Talent of Mr. Ferret i have put together with the aid of Google Earth My Road:

This 4 mile stretch of road is know as US RT22 which runs from the Kensico Dam (which is 2 miles from my home) to Armonk NY. One of the favorite runs for sport bikes from around the area, very fast & fun Run.

Run starts here:
Kensico Dam


To the circle:
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Then up the shoot to 22N

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North bound sweeper:

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South bound run is much better. Starts off with a 1/4 mile straight

[url=http://s1034.photobucket.com/user/cipolla57/media/strsouthbound_zpsddfced56.jpg.html]

Into a switch back

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Then what a call sling shot 1/4 mile uphill rise speeds can reach (fast LOL)

[url=http://s1034.photobucket.com/user/cipolla57/media/slingshot_zpsc6d113da.jpg.html]

Out of sling shot down hill crossing rye lake bridge

[url=http://s1034.photobucket.com/user/cipolla57/media/ryelakebridge_zpsfc9b640a.jpg.html]

Hope the light is green

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Through 2 switch backs

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Into the last and final very fast sweeper (a favorite)

[url=http://s1034.photobucket.com/user/cipolla57/media/lastsweeper_zps0b6143e1.jpg.html]

Down the chute (Choice 1 wheel up or two)

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Looking up from the bottom and back down to the circle where you can head right back up the chute :)

[url=http://s1034.photobucket.com/user/cipolla57/media/downthechute_zps67176692.jpg.html]

Its a great run that is very poplar for bikers, lucky to have it so close to home.
 
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