IAmA M0t0r Ridεr
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So I was told Mines Rd. was dirty and also told that a Berryessa loop was outstanding. Well. Not quite. Lots of fun roads all around..EXCEPT for the ones by the lake itself.
construction zone at Berryessa Knoxville Rd.
I thought I had found 12 or 16 gravel patches...but WTF. It's a lot more than that, see it for yourself.
By the looks of it, they run out of money and they're doing just that: patches here and there. Impossible to know how many are going to be there and how many more will be added as times goes on. I've never seen a construction zone/repavement job in patches like that, not even in the 3rd world: you'd start a job consistent with what you can fix say in a weekend, fix it, move on to the next mile. This? Unbelievable.
Lots of good fun roads close by, and I plan to come back going around the rough patches. But I don't think I'd come back to the lake Berryessa itself anytime soon.
Video link:
youtu.be/iRJOAyUq77k
Avoid. Even if you have a dirt bike: cars and incoming traffic may want to avoid it themselves and go into your own lane. So why bother?
construction zone at Berryessa Knoxville Rd.
I thought I had found 12 or 16 gravel patches...but WTF. It's a lot more than that, see it for yourself.
By the looks of it, they run out of money and they're doing just that: patches here and there. Impossible to know how many are going to be there and how many more will be added as times goes on. I've never seen a construction zone/repavement job in patches like that, not even in the 3rd world: you'd start a job consistent with what you can fix say in a weekend, fix it, move on to the next mile. This? Unbelievable.
Lots of good fun roads close by, and I plan to come back going around the rough patches. But I don't think I'd come back to the lake Berryessa itself anytime soon.
Video link:
youtu.be/iRJOAyUq77k
Avoid. Even if you have a dirt bike: cars and incoming traffic may want to avoid it themselves and go into your own lane. So why bother?