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Where Was Bill?Last year I rode more than 11,000 miles on my summer jaunt. But 2010 was a chance to take several shorter rides--circumnavigation of San Francisco Bay, Yosemite and the biggie of the summer, a 3,792 ride through the Rockie Mountains, then a trip through Wyoming to Cody and over Beartooth Highway. Beartooth is one of those famous motorcycling roads full of switchbacks and altitude. One of thrilling parts of this trip was a ride up to the top of Mt. Evans in Colorado. This is the highest paved road in North America and starts where most roads end--8,000 feet. In 14 miles it climbs to more than 14,000 feet. It's the most technical and difficult road I've ever ridden. Click on the links below and follow the journey through some of the most beautiful parts of the USA. |
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