Post by Admin on Jun 20, 2014 8:24:13 GMT -5
LBL200 DUAL SPORT SEPT 6~7, 2014
The LBL 200 is a two-day dual sport event that takes place in the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area in Cadiz, KY. The ride consists of trails, gravel, and paved roads inside the recreation area. The trails located in LBL are some of the best in the country. Motorcycles are only allowed on these trails one time a year, and that's for this event. The ride starts on Saturday morning around 8am, riders are given a route sheet, and have the discretion to ride at their own pace. We provide lunch on Saturday at a stop point, and there will be a Saturday night banquet, in which we provide the food as well. Sunday's ride is a bit shorter than Saturday's; we provide lunch on Sunday at the campground. Saturday's ride is usually around 150 miles and Sunday is normally in the 80 mile range. Much like last year, we will be utilizing trails that are inside LBL exclusively. Please note the changes to the bike requirements this year located on the registration page. Also, please take look at the F.A.Q. page to hopefully help clear up any confusion about the ride.
Get more information on their web site: www.lbl200.com
Also, there's some info on the CADS site. That tells me local people have done this event. Check this page
The campsite is a good ten hours from Jax, but if you want to ride some really different terrain, this should be a good event.
The LBL 200 is a two-day dual sport event that takes place in the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area in Cadiz, KY. The ride consists of trails, gravel, and paved roads inside the recreation area. The trails located in LBL are some of the best in the country. Motorcycles are only allowed on these trails one time a year, and that's for this event. The ride starts on Saturday morning around 8am, riders are given a route sheet, and have the discretion to ride at their own pace. We provide lunch on Saturday at a stop point, and there will be a Saturday night banquet, in which we provide the food as well. Sunday's ride is a bit shorter than Saturday's; we provide lunch on Sunday at the campground. Saturday's ride is usually around 150 miles and Sunday is normally in the 80 mile range. Much like last year, we will be utilizing trails that are inside LBL exclusively. Please note the changes to the bike requirements this year located on the registration page. Also, please take look at the F.A.Q. page to hopefully help clear up any confusion about the ride.
Get more information on their web site: www.lbl200.com
Also, there's some info on the CADS site. That tells me local people have done this event. Check this page
The campsite is a good ten hours from Jax, but if you want to ride some really different terrain, this should be a good event.
