What do you think about this road?
- Thread starter FloydV
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Looks awesome! 
I'd bring a couple friends and have them park a mile or so apart in case something goes wrong. Do a couple of semi-fast runs to make some noise and scare any wildlife out of the area. I like twistes, too, as mentioned by Pardini in an earlier post, but there are many wonderful aspects to be experienced on a Hayabusa! Bring some sandwiches and sodas and do a few runs and enjoy; you've found a great road! Actually, it all sounds illegal 
, so I wouldn't really suggest any of the prior written. 
I'd bring a couple friends and have them park a mile or so apart in case something goes wrong. Do a couple of semi-fast runs to make some noise and scare any wildlife out of the area. I like twistes, too, as mentioned by Pardini in an earlier post, but there are many wonderful aspects to be experienced on a Hayabusa! Bring some sandwiches and sodas and do a few runs and enjoy; you've found a great road! Actually, it all sounds illegal , so I wouldn't really suggest any of the prior written. 
I think he is from Iowa, but the road does look like 33
I remember, quite fondly!
--Wag--
The BusaStrada
The BusaBahn
The BusaPista
The BusaStrasse
Pls PM me the address or mapquest so that I may peer at this Holy Grail via Google satellite.
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TommyGunn1300
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i would really be worried about animals
illuminati
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You know what's going to happen right? You're going to get on that road and there's going to be a cop sitting on the side of the road.........there to ruin everything!!!!!!
I see roads like that when I go to the Kern river between Arvin and the lower Kern.
Now I just got to get my lazy butt up there and find them on the Busa.
Bubba
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Guymon, Oklahoma - Straightest Road - 50 miles
In Guymon I got on Hwy 64/412 and headed West and was quickly blown away about my ability to see the road going on, for as far as I could see, as a perfectly straight line! Shortly after arriving in San Diego I looked at a map to see how long the road stayed straight and it looked like just a bit longer than 50 miles!
I used Google Maps to scan my way down Highway 64/412 to see if it was in fact a straight line with no jogs to miss a farmhouse or stock pond - it is like an arrow! I've been on a lot of roads that seemed to go on forever in a straight line (New Mexico, Nevada, Utah, and desert California) but can't recall ever driving for close to an hour with nary a twitch of the steering wheel. [John Shea, 05/08/2007]
[RA: The "straightest road" title is difficult to acquire -- even the slightest bend is a disqualifier. First-hand accounts like these, however, are impressive. Oklahoma, why don't you promote this road?]
In Guymon I got on Hwy 64/412 and headed West and was quickly blown away about my ability to see the road going on, for as far as I could see, as a perfectly straight line! Shortly after arriving in San Diego I looked at a map to see how long the road stayed straight and it looked like just a bit longer than 50 miles!
I used Google Maps to scan my way down Highway 64/412 to see if it was in fact a straight line with no jogs to miss a farmhouse or stock pond - it is like an arrow! I've been on a lot of roads that seemed to go on forever in a straight line (New Mexico, Nevada, Utah, and desert California) but can't recall ever driving for close to an hour with nary a twitch of the steering wheel. [John Shea, 05/08/2007]
[RA: The "straightest road" title is difficult to acquire -- even the slightest bend is a disqualifier. First-hand accounts like these, however, are impressive. Oklahoma, why don't you promote this road?]
Enjoy and don't forget the GPS
+1! I'm not familar with New Mexico, but Nevada definitely has some long, long, very nice open roads with no one, seriously, no one around. Remember the mafia
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Good place for the .Org to get together and do some runs. Similar threads
