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...you need to take a break because there are just ... TOO ... MANY ... CORNERS!
...you can't seem to get used to slower cars pulling over to let you pass.
...your shoulders and palms hurt from countersteering for 500 miles.
...you can't shake the CBR-250 following you despite having 1050 more cc (last year)
What can I say? Northern California offers some of the best riding in
our country. From my camp-site at Whiskeytown national rec area to the
coast was 115 miles of all sorts of curves and very little traffic. A 20
mile jaunt to Willow Creek on 299 yielded more traffic but lots of
sweepers and passing zones. 96 to Happy Camp was 89 miles of bliss
following the Klamath river with astounding views... and traffic was
nonexistent. I only had to pass two vehicles. I could have stayed on 96
another 60 miles, to Yreka, but I needed to go north, not east. So I
took Indian Spring road to Oregon, then 199 to Crescent City and 101
north.
I camped at Humbug Mtn state park. Exhausted.
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