Anyone live near Highway 83?
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Anyone live near Highway 83?
Someone else here on BF told me that Highway 83 was a good cycling route all the way from Abilene TX to the Canadian/US border. Any comments on that opinion?
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wind from which direction ??? (please say SOUTH!)
Originally Posted by plainsdrifter
Good route up here in North Dakota. Very windy during the spring and early summer.
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Originally Posted by kf5nd
wind from which direction ??? (please say SOUTH!)
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I take 83 from Murdo S.D. to south of Abilene when I go to Austin Tx. it's a very good road. There seems to be a lot more truck traffic than there used to be. Some areas there may be 50 to 75 miles between towns. Wind is usually out of the northwest.
US 83 doesn't go through CO. it runs from the Canadian border north of Minot N.D. to the Mexican border at Laredo Tx.
I like 83 because it doesn't go through any big cities, the largest city on the route is Abilene and the road is a beltway around it.
US 83 doesn't go through CO. it runs from the Canadian border north of Minot N.D. to the Mexican border at Laredo Tx.
I like 83 because it doesn't go through any big cities, the largest city on the route is Abilene and the road is a beltway around it.