fjrob1300
Frost-back1 IBA 34867 / Brown Sider 002/ Dark Side
Awesome report Bill.
Actually it was the English side in me (my grandfather was a Boer War Vet on the British side) that wanted to ride on the left hand side of the road.Now Bill. Be honest. The left side of the road looked a little cleaner than the right. You can spill the beans.Nice save.
Yep, you cross the same railroad 14 times in around 10 miles in between Hill City and Keystone and none of them cross the road at anything close to 90 degree angles from the road and nearly always on corners. I remember two crossings that are located on a decreasing radius portion, of an off camber, down hill curve, with the railroad track crossing the road the wrong way at about 30 degrees. The road is a blast, and you have it to yourself, but it contains a minefield of dangers like RR track crossing at odd angles and trees growing right next to the fog lines of the outside of corners that will bite you.Good thing you did that on a right hander! Great video. Looked like a fun road, but WTF is with all the track cossings?
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