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Yes, it is called BC Sportbikes. And this thread doesn't contain a motorcycle ...... it isn't even aimed at sportbikes. And maybe it should be over at Advrider, but WTH; here it goes.
I sold my plated XR650R earlier this year without going on any decent rides with it. But I'm hankering to get back on a dual purposey bike but don't have one in the garage right now. But I had a truck in the driveway.
I was talking with a Highways guy last winter. Daily, he would drive from Tulameen to the Highways yard near Briton Creek on Hwy 5 thru backroads. Today is my last day off, the Mrs is away on course and I was bored. Off exploring.
With the GPS mounted and maps downloaded, off I went. Partway thru the day I realized that the route is perfect for anyone with a big Adventure bike. Since there are many people on here with a bike that fits the bill, I thought I would throw on a "ride" thread.
The path starts at Coquihalla Lakes. Take the Briton Creek rest area turn off, turn right at the stop sign and take your first left.
I sold my plated XR650R earlier this year without going on any decent rides with it. But I'm hankering to get back on a dual purposey bike but don't have one in the garage right now. But I had a truck in the driveway.
I was talking with a Highways guy last winter. Daily, he would drive from Tulameen to the Highways yard near Briton Creek on Hwy 5 thru backroads. Today is my last day off, the Mrs is away on course and I was bored. Off exploring.
With the GPS mounted and maps downloaded, off I went. Partway thru the day I realized that the route is perfect for anyone with a big Adventure bike. Since there are many people on here with a bike that fits the bill, I thought I would throw on a "ride" thread.
The path starts at Coquihalla Lakes. Take the Briton Creek rest area turn off, turn right at the stop sign and take your first left.
