traveling coast to coast class A with motorcycle. ?

MH plus bike is the best of both worlds. Yesterday it rained all day so we stayed in or drove the toad. Today is blue skies, time to ride!

rickwellman wrote:
Normally I would ride but I am getting a little older. So I thought I had better take my house on wheels.lol

Amen bro.

Normally I would ride but I am getting a little older. So I thought I had better take my house on wheels.lol

TNGW1500SE wrote:
"experience a few days in the NC Mountains in the Fall of the year. Gorgeous riding along the Blue Ridge Parkway"


Good advice.

And buy an enclosed trailer!

Yeah, I have an enclosed trailer, I don't want anyone to see I'm "hauling" a Goldwing, they're meant to be ridden. hehe.

Almost ALL the Goldwings you see on the road are being ridden. At least 1/2 the Harleys you see are in the back of a pickup or on a trailer.

Just pok'in fun at ya Rick.:B

"experience a few days in the NC Mountains in the Fall of the year. Gorgeous riding along the Blue Ridge Parkway"


Good advice.

And buy an enclosed trailer!

We are doing it next year just trying to get some information.

This is EXACTLY the same kind of trip I told my wife I want to do when we retire in a couple of years.

We want to take the Goldwing in an enclosed trailer to "an area/base camp", and just explore for a few days. Then move on. No particular direction or place.

Although....we've always just ridden the Wing anywhere we wanted to go. ie Niagra Falls, Canada, Mount Rushmore, San Antonio, etc. Have never been SE though, but we will.

Again thanks for the info. I would like a little more info on traveling california

300 miles a day, stay a night or two orthree, depending on the surroundings.

Life is a journey, not a destination

After crossing over to the CA coast above San Francisco, be sure to take the Avenue of The Giants in Northern CA. That is where you drive amongst the Giant Redwoods. Also visit some of the groves that were saved from lumbering so that you can walk among the huge trees.