Eagle Road in Norway… the stuff a motorcyclists dreams are made of. Lysebotn Ørnesvingene aka Eagle Bends must be Norway’s most dramatic road. The lower part runs in a spiral tunnel, then climbs in 27 hairpin bends to about 1000 metres. This road is NOT open all year long so make sure to check road closures before booking tickets for an epic adventure. [ source: Adventure Bike Rider FB | more roads ]
Eagle Road in Norway… the stuff a motorcyclists dreams are made of. Lysebotn Ørnesvingene aka Eagle Bends must be Norway’s most dramatic road. The lower part runs in a spiral tunnel, then climbs in 27 hairpin bends to about 1000 metres. This road is NOT open all year long so make sure to check road closures before booking tickets for an epic adventure. [ source: Adventure Bike Rider FB | more roads ]
Eagle Road in Norway… the stuff a motorcyclists dreams are made of. Lysebotn Ørnesvingene aka Eagle Bends must be Norway’s most dramatic road. The lower part runs in a spiral tunnel, then climbs in 27 hairpin bends to about 1000 metres. This road is NOT open all year long so make sure to check road closures before booking tickets for an epic adventure. [ source: Adventure Bike Rider FB | more roads ]
Two wheeled life: being happy with the journey whether or not you can see the path before you.
Today while out on a ride, Justin and I spotted a few bikes pulling up to this cute Tavern up on Skyline (one of the more popular riding roads in Portland). We went back to grab some coffee and see what it was about. Turns out, it’s freaking awesome! From the outside, it looks unassuming and quaint… and it is, but it’s also so much more. An old school “Saloon” sign dons the front of the old west styled building. Two big Harleys, a single cylinder BSA, and a vintage Yamaha were… Continue Reading »
