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avewhtboy wrote:My dad had a Miata, I drove it some, it was "fun" but I felt like a gnat among all the normal size cars and trucks around. Too many distracted drivers around here to
feel safe in something like that.
So new shocks sway bars bushings, I am going to have to fit those 265 tires on the front to keep up with the wagon!
Looking forward to a fun weekend. The dragon may be terrifying in a Vega?
Are you guys coming down for the event at Summit in Atlanta? April 16-17, I think Adam and I will be there.
I am already registered for that.
Monza Harry wrote:Now we NEED a driving impression with video because well you started sharing video with us! Harry
bugdewde wrote:As for losing life and/or license...... I'd once gotten 11 points within a 6 month period.... enough to get a letter from the DOT/Homeland Security. They WILL evaluate my driving privilege if I exceed 12 points in 12 months. That was a tough 6 months.
Most folks around here learned to drive on these twisties...... there really aren't that many accidents.
As for wildlife, this road rarely sees wildlife, as it's quite steep down to the river..... access to water is much easier in other places, so wildlife typically stays away from here.
As a young teenager, I rode my motorcycle along this road back in the 70s when it was just a chip and tar road. Meeting traffic is rare unless it's around shift change.
It's a great challenge, as it has elevation changes, varying radius curves and even off-camber and banking turns.
There's also a boat access ramp near here that has just been freshly paved. I tested my LSD on it today......... Yep, it works!
Video, too.
https://youtu.be/JuC0P0iTcJg
Most folks around here learned to drive on these twisties......
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