580 klms of riding; we started out following the coastline, half way there we went over a bridge into New Brunswick and then inland from there. The beaches were changing constantly from rugged red cliffs, open sandy bays, tidal flats and huge river estuaries. Lots of traffic going from one small community to the next. Moose warning signs at regular intervals on the inland section, kinda glad I didn't see one. The churches are not as grand in New Brunswick, we are not stopping any more.
Moncton is a pit stop for oil changes and lifter adjustment on my mean machine. We are at the Delta on Main Street, right downtown. The energy on the street last was bumping, hot rods and bikes cruising the strip, outdoor cafes and pubs. Until the thunder cloud dropped the rain; we all ran for cover or a new venue! We went to our hotel bar for nachos, a melontini martini which was 3 oz and $17.95 and a Ceasar for my date. I only had one!! We talked to two guys who were from Montreal, they are riding the Cabot Trail on a Harley and a Campagna motors Trex
? Not sure of the spelling. The one guy lost his arm in a farming accident when he was 4, his dream was to ride!! Very cool vehicle!
Moncton is a pit stop for oil changes and lifter adjustment on my mean machine. We are at the Delta on Main Street, right downtown. The energy on the street last was bumping, hot rods and bikes cruising the strip, outdoor cafes and pubs. Until the thunder cloud dropped the rain; we all ran for cover or a new venue! We went to our hotel bar for nachos, a melontini martini which was 3 oz and $17.95 and a Ceasar for my date. I only had one!! We talked to two guys who were from Montreal, they are riding the Cabot Trail on a Harley and a Campagna motors Trex
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