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Not to many twisties or elevation changes but I live in Virginia Beach and ride down to the Outer banks of North Carolina a good bit. About a hundred miles of nothing but the Ocean on one side and the sound on the other. Kind of a chic flic but the movie Nights in Rodanthe takes place in the OBX and is part of the ride I take. The house in the movie is next to a spot i go surfing, they did quite a bit of computer work on the house for the movie b/c the house is pretty much condemed and about to fall in the water.
 
Just about any road in Washington County, many in Rensselaer County. Rabbit College road, Route 2 over the Petersburg Pass, Route 100 in Vermont. Too many roads in the Adirondacks. The biggest thrill for us up here is elevation changes and tight turns, just too many to mention.

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Just about any road in Washington County, many in Rensselaer County. Rabbit College road, Route 2 over the Petersburg Pass, Route 100 in Vermont. Too many roads in the Adirondacks. The biggest thrill for us up here is elevation changes and tight turns, just too many to mention.

+1 on the Adirondacks just way to many good roads and great scenery. I really like the Tracey RD/CO Hwy 6 really great and twisty road. Also RT 86 going to Lake Placid NY is great
 
Here in Vermont, the riding is pretty good! the Green Mountain's are here, plenty of places to ride. Generally vermont is pretty rural so alot of roads that would be AMAZING are not paved. But the Appalachian Gap is good, Smugglers Notch is also a fun one...
 
Virginia route 56 between US 11 and US 29 is somewhat intense, tight twisties possible gravel in some turns. Last time through I followed a skilled friend my hands hurt from the clutch and brake, a couple of times I thought I was going to die. It was great!
 
I second the Adirondack's in upstate NY awesome views, hell there are alot of scenic twisty routes here in upstate NY. Also Deals Gap (Dragon's Tail) US129 something like 310 curves in 11 miles. (NC/TN)
 
NOT Fruitvale Rd in Montague, MI.

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There are a few, but the 67 to Ramona, then the 78 to Santa Isabell, 79 towards Lake Henshaw, East to Warner Springs then back south to Cuyamaca State Park or Anza Borego to the 8 freeway. The 79 has just been repaved recently and is glass smooth, for Southern California having six or seven miles of open road where you can open it up to 125 is nice. CHP sometimes stalks the road so you have to be careful. Of course the I5 up and down the San Diego coast up to Carlsbad or down to Point Loma.



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best routes in my area would have to be route 9, 800, 26, and 555 in ohio, oh and 255, here's a video of my buddy running route 255 on his speed triple, another ride i missed out on route 255
 
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