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MARTHA · 08-10-2016, 03:16 PM

Yes, I do know some of the roads. I will check out all of the Muskogee area roads that you posted. I rode motorcycles for many years, then I got too old for the temperature extremes so i traded it for a Miata, nice having a top and AC when it rained or got too hot, I have owned the Miata for 17 years chasing curvy roads with the Miata club, driven it coast to coast, drove it to Alaska and the Arctic Circle, now I’ve slowed down and gotten fat so I thought I would trade the Miata for some sort of sedan or maybe even one of the new Honda Ridgeline pickups, I’ve never considered a Porsche, too rich for my blood, but when this 2007 came along I thought just maybe I have a few more years of passion left in me.
One of my favorite area roads is the 15 mile stretch of Hwy 80 north out of Fort Gibson to Hulbert. If not for the occasional local traffic it can be as good as the DragonTail.

08-10-2016, 03:16 PM	#6
MARTHA Registered User Join Date: Aug 2016 Location: Oklahoma Posts: 163	Yes, I do know some of the roads. I will check out all of the Muskogee area roads that you posted. I rode motorcycles for many years, then I got too old for the temperature extremes so i traded it for a Miata, nice having a top and AC when it rained or got too hot, I have owned the Miata for 17 years chasing curvy roads with the Miata club, driven it coast to coast, drove it to Alaska and the Arctic Circle, now I’ve slowed down and gotten fat so I thought I would trade the Miata for some sort of sedan or maybe even one of the new Honda Ridgeline pickups, I’ve never considered a Porsche, too rich for my blood, but when this 2007 came along I thought just maybe I have a few more years of passion left in me. One of my favorite area roads is the 15 mile stretch of Hwy 80 north out of Fort Gibson to Hulbert. If not for the occasional local traffic it can be as good as the DragonTail.