New Roads

Added 7 new roads to MotorcycleRoads.US:

1) Alabama: SR 54 - "Good sweeping turns, plenty of farmland and overhanging trees." Located just north of the Florida state line.

2) Florida: SR 2 - "Great ride with farms, woods and plenty of sweeping curves." In the Florida panhandle.

3) Kentucky: SR 700 - "Very nice trip from just above Cumberland Falls to 25 miles South of Burnside, well paved, good turns; a very enjoyable ride." Goes through Daniel Boone National Forest.

4) Michigan: CR 595 - "A short but good ride. Road is usually in good condition and relatively debris free." Located northeast of Grand Rapids.

5) Ohio: Noe Bixby Road - "Traffic can be heavy around rush hour. Road is in great condition with trees and river." Columbus area.

6) Pennsylvania: SR 61 - "Some really nice scenery with some nice sweeping turns. There are a few twisty switchbacks." Can be accessed from I-81, X124.

7) Texas: FM 1276 - "This is a very nice and quiet road, very good road." Located east of Livingston.

New Roads

Added 8 new roads to MotorcycleRoads.US:

1) Alabama: SR 171 - "Nice sweepers, very scenic." 36 miles of two-lane north of Tuscaloosa.

2) Arizona: BIA 59 - "...through the heart of the Navajo Nation to the Canyon de Chelly National Monument. This stretch of roadway is easy riding two-lane asphalt in good condition."

3) Arkansas: SR 298 - "Tree-lined, chip-seal, two lane, no potholes..." Located northwest of Benton.

4) Florida: Baymeadows-Gate Parkway - "Left & right alternating sweepers, undeveloped area." Southeast of Jacksonville.

5) Missouri: SR K - "This is an awesome ride with brand new asphalt. Mostly sweepers with some fairly technical stuff thrown in."

6) Ohio: Dry Creek Road - "No amenities along the road but plenty of stops in Newark. Road has some loose gravel in some spots, uneven pavement near Alexandria." Located northeast of Columbus.

7) Pennsylvania: Union Deposit Road - "Short, but twisty with many tight turns and frequent elevation changes." Harrisburg area.

8) Texas: River Road - "Short country run with some fun turns." Located west of Longview.

New Roads in Texas

Added 9 new roads to the Hill Country (Lake Travis area) of Texas. All compliments of a rider from Arlington, Texas.

1) Boggy Ford Road - "It has some sweepers and some lake views for a relaxing cruise in this area."

2) Comanche Trail - "There are awesome high hillside views of Lake Travis, and lots of up-and-down hills and tight curves." Ends at Bob Wentz Park.

3) Hughes Park Road - "If you like twisties, don't miss this one. It follows the curves of Lake Travis enroute to Tom Hughes Park."

4) Lohman Ford Road - "The road has many fun sweepers and some hills, and great views of the surrounding country and Lake Travis. A must do road..."

5) Lost Creek Boulevard - "It is super curvy and very tall hilly, so it's really fun to ride."

6) Reed Park Road - "This road is yet another awesome road for motorcycles in the Lake Travis area, west of Austin. It is a loop road thats twists and turns through a high-end area off of 1431."

7) River Place Boulevard - "...neat cruise through a nice housing area with great views from big hills in west Austin."

8) Singleton Bend Road - "It is hilly and curvy, with nice Lake views in a couple of spots. Fun if you're in this area."

9) Thurman Bend Road - "It twists and turns like a snake past homes enroute to the end in a housing addition at the edge of Lake Travis."

New Roads

Added 9 new roads to MotorcycleRoads.US:

1) Alabama: SR 18 - "Scenic foothills to the Smokies. Lots of sweepers and elevation changes." Located west of Birmingham.

2) Arizona: US 89A - "It will wind you through high forest and high desert settings. Stunning landscape and excellent road conditions." Takes you to SR 67 which is the entry point to the north rim of the Grand Canyon.

3) Florida: Baden Powell Road - "Good for somebody that usually only gets to ride Florida's typical straight & flat roads." East of Gainesville.

4) New York: CR 24 - "One of the best twisties in the Adirondacks with banked curves and elevation changes."

5) Ohio: Sunbury Road - "Lots of amenities along the way. Great, clean road along the river and dam." In the Columbus area.

6) Oregon: SR 201 - "It has a good bit of sweeping turns with some rather large hills to go up and down." Can be accessed from I-84 at either X356 or X374.

7) Pennsylvania: Oley Turnpike Road - "I found myself basically alone on this road with no cars. Nice sweepers and some elevation changes make this road fun to ride." Located east of Reading.

8) South Carolina: SR 703 - "This short ride over the Intracoastal Waterway bridge to Sullivans Island and the Isle of Palms is within minutes of Charleston and changes character from day to night."

9) Texas: FM 193 - "Scenic road passing though a canyon and large windmill farm with sweeping turns." Located in the Panhandle Plains northeast of Lubbock.