i will ride coast to coast

[billycraven77]

hi every one i am billy. I am new to the site i built my bike a couple month ago i love it lol. I am realy interested in the cost to cost ride i want to get together a bunch of people and do it. I am 21 and ready to ride now so if any one is interested let me know

[Pablo]

I THINK you mean COAST to COAST. (Don't want you to get lost)

Sounds like a hoot. Any particular route planned?

[billycraven77]

not yet kinda would not mind seeing rout 66

[fasteddy]

Billy,I drove route 66 in 1966 in a new Triumph sports car. Top to bottom.
It was a trip of a life time

Steve.

[billycraven77]

i might have to leve my g/f to do it but i will do it

[GearNut]

Originally Posted by billycraven77

i might have to leve my g/f to do it but i will do it

She could drive the chase truck with spare parts, gas, water and food.

[billycraven77]

she ant she would run me stright over

[Creative Engineering]

Originally Posted by fasteddy

Billy,I drove route 66 in 1966 in a new Triumph sports car. Top to bottom.
It was a trip of a life time

Steve.

Steve,

TR-4A, or was it an early TR-250? I loved my TR-250...had many 6's too.

Jim

[fasteddy]

Jim,it was a Spitfire. The big Triumphs were just expensive enough to be out of my range. I got married and that was the end of sports cars.
I paid $2,200 and my 1959 3.4 Jaguar or $100 a month.

How many people told you there was something wrong with your rear axle? They didn't know about independent rear suspention.

They were great cars.

Steve.

[Brvnkaerv]

I drove from Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan to Ventura, California in 1981 and hit 66 on the way. I had an Opel Manta. Loved it. Drove back a year and a half later, with a 72 Fiat spyder. and a wife. Long bike trips sound real good. We need lots of money. Brvnkaerv