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 Way to much detail November 16, 2008
John R. Longhi (06110)
This atlas is great if you are traveling by car, but on a motorcyle the maps have way to much detail. There is no way you can follow these maps while riding.
 Harley Davidson has Done it Again! July 14, 2008
Roy Lynn Godkin (Beaumont, Texas United States)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is a must to any who are touring on their HDs. Maps are presented for every state in the union. Local HD Dealers are noted on the maps along with phone numbers and addresses. Sample rides are included along with highlighted maps. If you ride a Harley - this is it.
Informative June 1, 2008
David Tate (Paragould Arkansas)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
This is great atlas, I would recomend it to anyone who travels on a mototcycle or drives a car. The ride atlas is very detailed it shows the best routes that a motorcyclist like myself would need to take to see the best part of the U.S. Another great feature is it's water proof don't have to worry about it coming apart in the rain, it's very well made and should last for years if you ride a motorcycle and been looking for an atlas to take with you then this is it, it's fits in saddle bags as well.
Dave Tate
Great for having on your bike! March 23, 2008
J. Jason Poole (Virginia Beach, VA USA)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
This is a great tool for carrying on your bike. Full of info. you can use anywhere in North America. Very detailed and helpful.
extremely great and convenient map March 1, 2008
T. Hess (south carolina, usa)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
this map has it all...very detailed road content found in the large rand maps with a tough, closeable magnetic binder that fits nicely in any saddlebag. it has good suggestions for scenic rides and some state laws for anywhere you can ride a motorcycle. i dont ride a harley and dont necessarily care for them either, but this is one 'harley' item i had to have. the only negative thing i can think of is that due to its size, many states are split onto seperate pages. it is a necessary evil, however they tried to mitigate it by creating a 'overlap' of the map area on each consecutive page so you can quickly refind your spot/road.
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