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Ride Through The Ozarks

10 posts Started 10 Jun 2015 Last recovered post 10 Jun 2015 Wayback Machine snapshot 12 Jul 2015

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Took the new VFR for its first tour and I have to say its a bit more comfortable than my previous sixth Gen. Rode from Chicago all the way to Eureka Springs. Had a bit of bad weather on the way back home, but overall a great trip. Started out with 400 miles on the odometer and when all was said and done it was at 2650.

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#2

How did you like the SW-Motech tank bag? Also, what was your average mpg?

Bike sure does look pretty!


#3

Love the blue & silver... you need to update your garage to include the 7th gen turtle... err, Veefalo... ahhh, 1200 :)


#4

The SW-Motech bag is nice. Although its a bit tough to snap into place if it's near empty. At full capacity because of the weight it snaps on very easily. Space is adequate but not as good as my motocentric 19 bag I had on my 6th gen. As far as MPG I was getting around 32 mpg on the streets with hard riding and around the 41 mark on the highway. There is a MPG gauge that move up and down as you blip the throttle. Gas was alright I guess, but to be honest there was a sportster with us that had to stop at about 120 miles for refueling. So i never really felt like gas was an issue on this trip.


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PS:  Nice variety of bikes on the ride.... did you get chance to stop at Sugar Boogers and what do they offer there?


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Did not stop at Sugar Booger but made it to the Pied Piper

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Love that part of the country. Glad to see you took the big 12 across Peel Ferry.


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Yes the Peel Ferry was cool. We hit this great BBQ joint on the other side. I believe it was called Dana's. This place was AMAZING!!!!

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Dana's is one of our favorite places to eat in Branson area. Never had a bad meal there...and we have had lots! When hordes of locals eat at a tourist town restaurant...ya know it is good choice!

Glad you had a good trip. Nest time let me know you are in the area and I will clue you in to some other eateries/road/sites/etc
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Here is a good one to ride the next time you are there. Glory can definitely show you some good roads.

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