Who'd be interested in a Deal's Gap trip

I went up last year and i was expecting a cruiser and squid nightmare but it was actually fun. i got to see several harley guys flop over in the parking lot before even making to the road and a few race suit wearing sportbike guys going 15mph around the corners but overall no giant trucks on the wrong side of the road or anything scary.

The road is a lot like all the roads where I live but it was fun going out and seeing all the other bikes. I stayed at the two wheel inn the first 3 nights (TWO WHEEL inn) which has a little mini garage for your bike. The place is set up to ride your bike in the garage attached to your room, a two wheel INN. Guess what, myself and one other guy rode their bikes there and EVERYONE else trailered their bikes there lmao! Trailering your bikes to a motorcycle resort? Come on! Some of the guys trailered their bikes from the same state or a neighboring state, now that was funny as ****.

My gf decided to ride with me instead of taking her bike so we were 2up the entire time but it was a lot of fun. We had 3 harley guys trying not to use pull offs on us (everyone else was nice and did use them) but I fixed that buy simply flying up on them after they rode past 2 or 3 pull offs going 10mph. I would rev the bike and go up on them pretty quick to give them a scare and 2 finally pulled off and I gave them a thank you wave. The 3rd had a big parade going behind him and was a major *** so I just passed him on a spot that had a clear view (took about .5 seconds to get around his slow *** lol)

I also stayed at the actual deals gap resort. Both places were fun, the two wheel in was nicer and loved the garage and spotless room and the deals gap was a little more fun being right in the center of things and no one bothered the bike. If I go back I think I will split it up the same way, half the time at the two wheel and half at deals gap.

Deals gap does nothing for me, it's only a couple of curves, in what, 11 miles? not so thrilling to me. the only attraction for me is having the ability to get some good pics from Killboy.

I am blessed to have the devils highway in my backyard. Formerly known as Route 666 in central eastern Arizona. In the days of political correctiveness, it is now called hwy191. The stretch I ride is about 100 miles long, and has well over 5000 curves, and probably 3500 ft elevation change from start to finish. Gorgeous scenery as you crest the peaks, and lush forests as you bottom between the hills. An awesome ride I love to do at least 3 times a year. Its a serious workout.
And the best part, no cops, no tourists, and NO wannabes. It's pretty much deserted!
All it needs is a good photographer ;-)

So you guys have fun over at the gap, if you ever make it out to the southwest, give me a ring, I'll take you out to some of the best the desert has to offer.
Check out my SpringFast ride. Every May we ride the Devils Highway. It's quite a ride...