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Nevada
Las VegasLas Vegas Strip
Las VegasLas Vegas Strip
Avg. User Rating: 4.50/5 (2 votes):
#595Ride:
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11.27 km / 7.00 miDistance:
1 hourDuration:
FrankSubmitted By:
Jun 14, 2010Submitted On:
Ride Description:
This is the thorough length of the Las Vegas Strip for anyone looking to cruise it on a bike. Las Vegas Blvd runs through the center of all the major hotel Casinos. Expect heavy traffic along the way, avoid the turn lanes if you want to move faster. Lots of pedestrians and lots of police on mountain bikes.
The Harley Davidson Cafe right on the strip always has a few bikes. This is also accessible from an alley way off Harmon if you want to avoid the traffic. Freemont street on the north end is where you get the cheap food and less congested for those wanting to look around. Traveling past the 95 north is not recommended if you dont know the area. Town Square on the south end is an outdoor mall throughout. Traveling south of the 215 opens up to a less congested portion of the blvd with a few malls and off the strip hotels. Almost every Casino along the way has motorcycle parking.
Great scenery of the Vegas Strip along the way. Worth saying you have done it at least once.
The Harley Davidson Cafe right on the strip always has a few bikes. This is also accessible from an alley way off Harmon if you want to avoid the traffic. Freemont street on the north end is where you get the cheap food and less congested for those wanting to look around. Traveling past the 95 north is not recommended if you dont know the area. Town Square on the south end is an outdoor mall throughout. Traveling south of the 215 opens up to a less congested portion of the blvd with a few malls and off the strip hotels. Almost every Casino along the way has motorcycle parking.
Great scenery of the Vegas Strip along the way. Worth saying you have done it at least once.
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