Hello All,
I'm doing some traveling on my RT this summer. One of the legs will be from Fargo to Duluth.
Any opinions on U.S. 2 vs. U.S. 10? It looks like they both are about the same distance.
Thanks
Al
Hello All,
I'm doing some traveling on my RT this summer. One of the legs will be from Fargo to Duluth.
Any opinions on U.S. 2 vs. U.S. 10? It looks like they both are about the same distance.
Thanks
Al
BMWMOA #143326
Both are good rides, take your pick. Going to Aerostich?
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'02 R1150RT
Highway 2 swings you further north and into more woods and lakes. Highway 10 doesn't go all the way to Duluth, so you'd have to swing off on other highways, so no big deal.
10 may take you through more small towns and stoplights and stop signs, but you'll get to see them, at least. I've gone up 10 a few times from here in the Cities. I think highway 2 may have a bit more character, woods, lakes, etc.
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Brad D. - Member #105766
'77 R100RS - Black Beauty (big pipe, baby!)
'94 R1100RS - Sylvia
I have ridden both several times between your destinations. Both have four lane sections (10 perhaps more) and have by passes for many of the small towns. Truck traffic on 2 has struck me as different than on 10. I am not certain if it is the number of trucks or the way you encounter and deal with them.
What about using a circle route? Use one going and the other returning. Reverse the two on another trip and you will see the same route from a different perspective.
Pass the mustard and UP THE REVOLUTION!
If you're into Bob Dylan at all, one of those gets you pretty close to Hibbing, MN, Dylans hometown. They have a festival every year. Other than that I don't know if it would be worth an intentional side trip. There is a Zimmys restaraunt, I think related somehow. Also the Greyhound bus museum. Yeah I know, it's just me....
Gilly
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Have a great ride!!!!
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'02 R1150RT
Every Monday I leave Duluth and head to Fergus Falls on Hwy 210,very good road, wide brushed back shoulders very little truck traffic,hardly any animals on the road,maybe a turkey every once in awhile.The only downside is on the weekends everyone headed to the cabin,this might be a little longer but a lot better road,rolling farmland west of Staples.
Just did a Duluth - Fargo - Duluth segment and took Highway 200 that parallels 2 for most of the distance. Two lane, good surface, trees. Weekdays less traffic.