How many states have you ridden in?

[LC4CARL]

Some of y'all gents have gotten some serious miles in. Bravo! My list is Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, SC, NC, Tennesse, Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania. Now, I'll up the ante a little. How many states have y'all gone over 150 MPH in?

You see, back in 2012 when my Pawpaw passed, I rode my old Daytona 955i down to Pensacola, Florida from Blacksburg, Virginia. He was an avid rider until he had to have hip surgery in his late 70s. I come from a riding family. Motorcycling is in my blood. Any who, my dad, a close family friend and myself rode so we could escort the funeral service. Well, during the trip I decided to hit at least 150, at some point, in each state I passed through. I can say I've gone 150 or more in all the aforementioned states except Pennsylvania.

In other news, that was also the longest trip I've made in over 30 years of riding. I'm hoping to plan a big trip on the Busa in 2027 for my Big 50th. My initial thought is to head north and tick off the rest of the states I haven't ridden on the east coast. Plus, I have a buddy in Vermont. So I could head up the coast, hit the little states and then bank left up in Maine and swing back down into Vermont. Stop at my buddy's place and catch a ride with him. Then cruise back down through the mountains of NY and Pennsylvania back to the casa. Then as the years pass by I slowly go west. I think that would be pretty groovy. And I'm sure if that trip up the coast was too happen, I could potentially cross roads with other members from the .org in that region. Which would be rather brilliant!

Well, I hope everyone is well. It's ridiculously cold and just began snow flurrying here, so someone please post some ride pics so I can live vicariously through them lol! Y'all have a great day!

Super cool. Only 150 in two states for me. Good luck heading north for your 50th.

[BigBSBusa]

Short list for me: Texas, Tennessee, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, D.C., Alabama, Georgia, Michigan, and Ohio. Total of 2 countries: U.S. and UAE.

[LC4CARL]

I was just thinking back a few decades when 150 was the realm of the Gods.

[two valleys moto]

Super cool. Only 150 in two states for me. Good luck heading north for your 50th.

Thanks and much appreciated. I'm looking forward to the hills up there. So many scenic two lanes.

[TrueGrit]

Some of y'all gents have gotten some serious miles in. Bravo! My list is Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, SC, NC, Tennesse, Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania. Now, I'll up the ante a little. How many states have y'all gone over 150 MPH in?

You see, back in 2012 when my Pawpaw passed, I rode my old Daytona 955i down to Pensacola, Florida from Blacksburg, Virginia. He was an avid rider until he had to have hip surgery in his late 70s. I come from a riding family. Motorcycling is in my blood. Any who, my dad, a close family friend and myself rode so we could escort the funeral service. Well, during the trip I decided to hit at least 150, at some point, in each state I passed through. I can say I've gone 150 or more in all the aforementioned states except Pennsylvania.

In other news, that was also the longest trip I've made in over 30 years of riding. I'm hoping to plan a big trip on the Busa in 2027 for my Big 50th. My initial thought is to head north and tick off the rest of the states I haven't ridden on the east coast. Plus, I have a buddy in Vermont. So I could head up the coast, hit the little states and then bank left up in Maine and swing back down into Vermont. Stop at my buddy's place and catch a ride with him. Then cruise back down through the mountains of NY and Pennsylvania back to the casa. Then as the years pass by I slowly go west. I think that would be pretty groovy. And I'm sure if that trip up the coast was too happen, I could potentially cross roads with other members from the .org in that region. Which would be rather brilliant!

Well, I hope everyone is well. It's ridiculously cold and just began snow flurrying here, so someone please post some ride pics so I can live vicariously through them lol! Y'all have a great day!

All the ones I listed..

[CBXRider]

Hmmmm, admitting which states I rode 150 mph in….hmmmm

[two valleys moto]

I was just thinking back a few decades when 150 was the realm of the Gods.

Hmmmm, admitting which states I rode 150 mph in….hmmmm

Firstly, it's a forum. I have zero cares. Until Palantir and the US go full predictive policing mode. Secondly, it's just a wee bit past the statutes of limitations considering that happened back in 2012 haha! Thirdly, I'm 100% certain my YT channel already has a few clips that are, shall I say, questionable lmbo! It is what it is. Will be what it will be. And ain't gonna be what it ain't gonna be. Cheers and ride on.

[two valleys moto]

All the ones I listed..

Nice!

[LC4CARL]

What percentage of the world’s population has gone 150 do you think?

What was this thread about again..?

[TrueGrit]

What percentage of the world’s population has gone 150 do you think?

What was this thread about again..?

150 mph is kids stuff...

[LC4CARL]

150 mph is kids stuff...

Thanks to progress, today it is.

[TrueGrit]

What percentage of the world’s population has gone 150 do you think?

What was this thread about again..?

I was told that threads will usually morph into something else, and just to troll, oops I mean roll with it. :-)

[Red05]

I was told that threads will usually morph into something else, and just to troll, oops I mean roll with it. :-)

lol that’s the org way

It was only Hyder, but I high recommend the trip if you ever get the chance.

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“Only Hyder” lol. That’s quite a trek man!

[two valleys moto]

What percentage of the world’s population has gone 150 do you think?

What was this thread about again..?

I'd guess 20-30%.

Where we've travelled.

[CBXRider]

I'd guess 20-30%.

Where we've travelled.

20-30% is ridiculous

[Bumblebee]

20-30% is ridiculous

They need to conduct a poll..

I would wager if I were to guess less than 5 percent of Canadians have ever gone that fast....and I'm being generous at that figure....

[two valleys moto]

20-30% is ridiculous

I don't think it's that far-fetched with the number of performance motorcycles and cars that can easily achieve that speed. Thousands upon thousands of folk are out sending it everyday. Plus, all the racers out there across Earth. I'm quite certain it's a possibility that upwards of at least 20% of the pop has.

[michael parris heuberger]

20-30% is ridiculous

Hi. Would say 2 to 3 % if even that high.

[jwcfbd]

7. I rode my Busa in Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, New Hampshire, and California. My KTM I've ridden in Maine and Texas.

[CBXRider]

I just remembered another, Hawaii in ‘69 on Honda CB450s when I met with my brother on R&R. They were the biggest bike we could rent.