If you could drive your cobra anywhere ?

[ZOERA-SC7XX]

Originally Posted by mdross1

I moved to Meriden in 1966 do remember a lot of traffic used to ride out in the country out toward Branford. Talking to people who live in that area they say it is very difficult to find quiet driving.

It's like that up here in so many places but knowing the countryside it not too hard to find those great places to let it all hang out.

Seeing how you now live in Maine, you know how traffic in southern New England can be. Yes, eastern and northwestern CT have some outstanding driving roads, but everyone knows about them and they are not lonely on weekends.
PS. We even have a baby dragon tail on RT. 42 between Cheshire and Prospect.

[Millsy]

Originally Posted by ZOERA-SC7XX

Seeing how you now live in Maine, you know how traffic in southern New England can be. Yes, eastern and northwestern CT have some outstanding driving roads, but everyone knows about them and they are not lonely on weekends.
PS. We even have a baby dragon tail on RT. 42 between Cheshire and Prospect.

There are some great roads here in CT in my neck of the woods. Many twisty backroads if you are familiar with the area, the same roads i only go on with my bike will be the roads the new cobra will be hitting. I never go on these roads during the weekends, im lucky that my job allows me to hit these roads during the week when no one is around. Its all about exploring and finding the best roads, its taken me 20 years but CT does have some serious twisty backroads if u know where to look.