I'm planning on making the ride out next year for the rally that Hooter went to this year. Sounds like a lot of fun.
RD,The bridge around Hoover Dam won't be done until '09. They told us that one of the cranes blew over in a strong wind sometime back and took out some of the bridgework. Set them back several months.al
Quote from: AlinTexas on November 06, 2007, 02:30:51 PMRD,The bridge around Hoover Dam won't be done until '09. They told us that one of the cranes blew over in a strong wind sometime back and took out some of the bridgework. Set them back several months.alIt gets congested traveling over the dam. re: tourist's walking and cars trying to get through. I think because of that, and 9/11, it spurred them on to divert traffic. The 1st time I drove to Vegas was after 9/11 and they had set up check points at least a mile away from the dam.
A friend and I rode to Las Vegas and back from The Woodlands. We left on Sept. 28, and got back October 9. It was incredible. We went through Farmington NM, Four Corners, Page AZ (by Lake Powell), The Valley of Fire in Nevada, Vegas, Hoover Dam, the Grand Canyon, Flagstaff, ShowLow AZ, Roswell NM, Lampasas, Tx.My '04 VTX1300R performed perfectly (his Harley did ok too.). Some pics are posted here: http://picasaweb.google.com/Claysgrandad/VegasBikeTrip . 3,246 miles, averaging about 500 miles per riding day. I bought an Air Hawk seat cushion and it was amazing, solid comfort the whole trip.I can't wait to do another one.
Awesome pics
Quote from: RedDragon on November 09, 2007, 06:01:13 PMAwesome pics Cute avatar David. Kinda reminds me of jmdaniel and sgtstever.