<VV> Fwd: Stranded: Jim Davis/SW, N.C. & SE, Tenn.(no Corvair)

[Taruffi57 at aol.com]

Hey, Jim.   Them's the roads my buddies and I used to run on  sportbikes 
from about 1995 til around 2002.  I was riding my Hondas  CBR600F2 & then RC51 
(1000cc Vtwin).   Some great back roads up  there.  I never saw the scenery 
though - as we were always pulling high  revs and trying not to end up in 
the trees.  Nothing like several guys  running maybe 30-40yds. apart at high 
speed, just "flowing".  When you are  spaced out like that, it makes it easy 
to see where to drop it in for  the next curve.     Man.........  I sure do 
miss those  runs.  Maybe I'll buy a scooter and go back......
 
Joe Dunlap
Florida
  
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But for a 75 year old Corvair couple, driving a Corvair is  only reason 
to own one.  We actively search-out interesting roads  such as NC-28  
(north of Highlands, NC), US - 169 (south of  Chilhowee, TN), TN-165 
(east of Tellico Plains, TN) and US-160 (east of  Branson, MO) and let it 
all hangout.  It even more fun in the  snow.






Jim  Davis