After Moab,Where to Next? {Trip Planning}

[Hoot Gibson]

Guess I could put this one upstairs, but any thread I start just seems more comfortable down here in the Basement{reminds me of my house, where my weight room and antiques are stored, just more comfortable}:

So now that our plans for Moab are mostly complete and dates finalized....who has plans in the works, or in their minds, on where their next Adventure Ride is going?

As for me....?

Everglades via Loop Road to Flamingo, then on to the overseas Highway to Key West

Parts of the TAT....although not sure just how much of that I want to ride? I am leaning against the Rocky Mountain portions.....

The Trans Wisconsin America Trail.....in the Summer Time for Sure, maybe 2016....

In the meantime between now and Moab, I want to make a few upgrade/ changes, then after Moab, I will decided what other changes I need to make on the 2014 and go from there....

"Let's Ride" or at least talk riding the rest of this winter{for those of us that actually have winter....

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[Borneo]

You pick it, I'll go.

[Hoot Gibson]

You pick it, I'll go.

Being close to Wisconsin, both of us, and me knowing the state and area pretty much, since I lived in Wausau years ago, we probably should look into that, warm weather time for sure...and then the South Florida Trip....I'm thinking February or March, maybe 2016....those are the dry and cool enough months to enjoy that ride.....and we go from there!

[Borneo]

There are tons of ride reports on the T.W.A.T. Easy to search for. I'll even buy you a "I rode the TWAT" sticker for your bike.

[Borneo]

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[Hoot Gibson]

^^^That's What I Want When I Grow Up^^^^ lol

[qwerty]

Hill Country and/or deserts of Texas during a good wildflower season. It can be boom or bust based on the weather the previous summer and over the winter. It's a large swath, so timing can be anywhere from February to May, depending on location and weather trends.

[Borneo]

^^^Weasel and I had a top notch time down in Big Bend country last March. Little trips into Old Mexico were a bonus. God's Country to be sure.

[Fred]

I think Pat has been bitten by the whole group ride/camaraderie bug. It is a good affliction I must admit. Hopefully all of us can do more group rides in the future.
Coming right after winter hibernation for many of us may reveal some out of practice reflexes in Moab. Hopefully most of us can do a tune up ride or two beforehand as the hard sandstone is both abrasive and unforgiving.

[Borneo]

Young men pick destinations. Old men merely pick a direction.