Carrying handgun to Florida on motorcycle?

[RockIsland]

You good with burnt orange and 35,000 miles?

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Sure! As long as I get the POOFA discount.

[Jhaydeno]

I ride alone, yeah With nobody else I ride alone, yeah With nobody else Yeah, you know when I ride alone I prefer to be by myself

Ten different people would take ten different routes and feel like their way was the best. Therefore, the best way is to go out I-70 to Indy then go northwest. On a MC, tolls wouldn't be as bad as they are in a car but going out the TPK and up to I-80, like most would go, is all toll roads. My route is only toll to New Stanton. I prefer non-toll road scenery and accessibility to amenities but YMMV. You can easily avoid Chiraq and enjoy a nice ride all throughout out there. Once you get to Indy then north towards Chiraq though, my experience is nil. If you've never been on midwestern secondary highways, you might enjoy the ride through corn country and the small towns you'll find along the way; I do. They are as straight as the maps depict them to be.

That*s what I was thinking - Indy to Peoria, then Davenport, across Iowa 20, and up to Sioux Falls and Rapid City SD. I spent time in western Illinois and Iowa: small towns and straight roads are fine with me!

[Jhaydeno]

If it's 35,000 now, it won't be that when you get back.

28k now, I did the math!

[cdi]

That’s not a motorcycle.
It is a couch with a couple wheels.

[RockIsland]

That*s not a motorcycle.
It is a couch with a couple wheels.

They also have state of the art technology like radiators and overhead cams and stuff.

[cdi]

Keep it up, you.

[Jhaydeno]

That*s not a motorcycle.
It is a couch with a couple wheels.

That*s what I want for 30 hours out and 30 back. Still better than an airline seat with 250 idiots surrounding me!

[Walleye Hunter]

It looks like it's out of the way on this trip but US 30 across the Buckeye is four lane, mostly limited access road now, which is a nice cruise if it's ever in your line of sight.

[Jhaydeno]

I*m back!! 4955 miles round trip, no issues at all, except a passing summer shower or two. I can see why so many people enjoy riding across Wyoming, Nebraska, Montana and the Dakotas: it*s full of never ending scenery with no traffic. The Midwest pace of life is so much more relaxed too. I give the trip an A.

[DK23]

I*m back!! 4955 miles round trip, no issues at all, except a passing summer shower or two. I can see why so many people enjoy riding across Wyoming, Nebraska, Montana and the Dakotas: it*s full of never ending scenery with no traffic. The Midwest pace of life is so much more relaxed too. I give the trip an A.

Welcome back! Now, where are the pics...