The L loop for beginning riders

[Pakman]

I know this route like the back of my hand, I live on the buckner side of covered bridge road. Sleepy hollow is a fun road but rough in certain areas. I know every crevice and split in the road so it doesn't really effect me, but could be tricky for a beginner. Even though its a beginner ride, id be down to go and maybe even help lead the pack since im aware of every driveway and spot that might be a hazard. Definitely post up an exact date of the ride and if its on a weekend, ill make it out and help as much as possible!

[AndyCAPP]

I know that this post is coming 5 months late but I just came across this section of the forums and have every intention of hitting this ride once or twice this weekend if anybody wants to join up. I have been looking for good places to ride and this is awesome! I am going to go through all the forums eventually and I cannot wait to find more gems like this

[Webb]

If you make it soon let me know. I just got a bike and been wanting to get out and make some of these runs.

[WorldLeader]

We can do this one Saturday. I'll create a thread for this. I'm planning to make a small adjustment around crestwood for this route.

[TMFD]

two up?

[WorldLeader]

two up?

Don't you have a harley or something too?

[TMFD]

with 60 horses pushing 600lbs, i'm swure it would be interesting.

[WorldLeader]

Here is an updated L-loop route: http://g.co/maps/9rvk3

Similar to the first route posted, but I've added a nice loop in Oldham country, changed the starting point to the Thorton's accross from Ballard High School, and added a nice twisty in the brooks area before entering JMF along with cleaning up some of the paths through there.

[GPtuners]

That is why you are the world leader!

[Webb]

Since I live in the south end I think I might be a big fan of the B loop. out bearcamp rd and back blevins gap. nice outing for a 30 minute ride. I grew up on Jefferson Hill rd which if you run top hill you went up or down Jeff hill rd. and there are tons of twisty roads in those hills plus little hills that throw you out of your seat. Holsclaw hill rd is another good rd too. Always drove them in a cage haven't got to run them on the bike yet. The roads out in the east end look like fun too but I don't run around out there to much so prolly get lost but thats half the fun of riding a bike right.