Serge the Concierge

Spring up and Map your Motorcycle Trek with 'Sunday Morning Rides'

February 22, 2007 by serge the concierge

I must acknowledge that I have not taken a motorcycle ride in ages.
My worst memory, you could even have called it 'Scary Movie' was a late evening ride in the Montagne Noire near St Pons in Southern France.
The road was narrow and we got caught in a violent storm and could barely see ahead of us except when lightning showed us the way.
In any case, I don't think that any navigation systems existed at the time.
Fast forward to 2007 and help is on the way with Sunday Morning Rides.

This community site allows riders to plan their outings, discover new ones and also share their suggested trips with others.
To start check the List by Regions. They are still adding to it since Sunday Morning Rides launched only earlier this month.

I wish them bonne chance on their venture.

Thanks to Webware for bringing Sunday Morning Rides to my attention.

Other Travel Planning & Map Efforts I mentioned: Week-end outings: Use Google Maps to find Wineries and What's Up has the news literally popping up all over the world map

Posted on February 22, 2007 in Consumer Products, Personal Organizer, Serge the Concierge, To Do Lists, Travel, Web/Tech, Weblogs | Permalink | Comments (2)

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