NYS Bike Route 11 & 17 Cues
09-08-22, 09:28 AM
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NYS Bike Route 11 & 17 Cues
Does anyone have cues or links to cues & maps to NYS Routes 11 & 17?
The NYS state site maps don't show very much
Thanks
The NYS state site maps don't show very much
Thanks
09-09-22, 02:08 PM
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Struggling to understand your question...
09-10-22, 07:00 AM
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I am looking for anyone who has ridden either NYS Bike Routes 11 & 17.
The NYS site only shows the starting and end points,
Need someones prev cues showing mileage/food/bike shope motels etc.
The NYS site only shows the starting and end points,
Need someones prev cues showing mileage/food/bike shope motels etc.
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https://www.dot.ny.gov/portal/pls/po...arg_values=148
There's a decent link for the 17. I can't seem to find anything good for the 11.
I've ridden the 11 several times. Going through Syracuse is a challenge. Binghamton is not bad. Most of it is pretty nice.
I haven't ridden the 17 on a bicycle but the areas it goes through are really nice.
There's a decent link for the 17. I can't seem to find anything good for the 11.
I've ridden the 11 several times. Going through Syracuse is a challenge. Binghamton is not bad. Most of it is pretty nice.
I haven't ridden the 17 on a bicycle but the areas it goes through are really nice.
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Since you have ridden Rt. 11, do you hav cues showing mileage/food/bike shope motels etc.?
I know how to get to Rouses Point, just gotta figure a route back to Albany from Binghamton
I know how to get to Rouses Point, just gotta figure a route back to Albany from Binghamton
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I wish I could help. 11 doesn't go between Binghamton and Albany.
