What is the furthest you went between gas stops?I have a 3gal IMS tank on my WRR. For the CABDR I also brought 3 additional cans ("Givi TAN01 Outback Jerry Can"), around 0.7g each. Three cans proved overkill, next time I'll bring just two.
Sorry for a dumb question, but what is a BDR?
Thanks.
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They went out of their way to find the more scenic back roads in each state where they've developed a BDR. And they've figured out gas stops so that a normal adventure bike isn't going to run out in the middle of nowhere.
Do they have something against Oregon?
Comrade Arturo said:Introduction:
The idea of a back-country discovery route and the inspiration for the BDR movement was the Oregon Back Country Discovery Routes (www.oohva.org)
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my impression is BDR.org got the idea from OR:
Oregon Back Country Discovery Routes
:ridearty
I learned something new today.
What is the furthest you went between gas stops?
I learned something new today.
So where are the GPS maps that I can stick in my Garmin for these Oregon routes? I have the full set for all of the other states that Butler Maps put together.
And I notice a big blank area for the part of Oregon near me. No fair. :x
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Since you're going north to south, if you can find a way to let me know when you'll be in Yellow Pine, or anywhere south of there, I could meet you for a day. Or maybe two.I'd love to meet up with fellow riders, ESPECIALLY fellow BARFERs.
I'd love to meet up with fellow riders, ESPECIALLY fellow BARFERs.