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Tag Archives: Blue Ridge Parkway
Moonshiner 28, Blue Ridge Parkway, Gravel, and the Kitchen Sink: Triumph Dragon Raid 2016
Having checked the Dragon and Cherohala off the list for 2016, I was chomping at the bit for the Moonshiner (NC-28 into Franklin) come Wednesday morning. The morning was the usual routine, leisurely (but delicious) breakfast at the Iron Horse, getting my … Continue reading
Triumph Dragon Raid 2015: Day 5 – More Twisties, Oskar Blues Brewery, and back to the BRP
Despite the soupy morning air, the outlook for Friday was a lot better than the previous two days. My buddy Jon, who joined me for the trek down to the Iron Horse, put together a route down through Brevard to … Continue reading
Posted in Dragon Raid, Events, Ride Reports
Tagged beer, Blue Ridge Parkway, craft beer, Dragon Raid, Motorcycle, Oskar Blues Brewery, Tail of the Dragon, Triumph Motorcycles, US-276
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Triumph Dragon Raid 2015: Day 2 – Tigers Across the Blue Ridge
Tuesday morning started out very similar to Monday, a few guys talking about a good destination, suddenly a group mysteriously formed; and again, me just along for the ride. Getting my stuff set up for the day, fussing with the GoPro … Continue reading
Posted in Dragon Raid, Events, Ride Reports
Tagged Blue Ridge Parkway, Dragon Raid, Motorcycle, North Carolina, Triumph Motorcycle, Triumph Tiger 800
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Triumph Dragon Raid 2015 : The Preview
Last week I vacationed in one of the best motorcycle destinations in the country. After shooting over 5,000 photos, and checking off two items from my moto bucket list, I’m now beginning the mammoth task of cataloging and writing about … Continue reading