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<blockquote data-quote="OldWrench" data-source="post: 80766" data-attributes="member: 232"><p>After you leave Yosemite on highway 120 you don’t need to backtrack all the way to Sacramento to hit the bay area, I assume you want to cross the Golden Gate Bridge.</p><p></p><p>I would take 120 down to Manteca and pickup interstate 5 north to Lodi and take highway 12 across to Fairfield where you pickup interstate 80. Now if you want to tour Napa Valley take highway 29 over to Napa, if not continue on down 80 to highway 37 take it across to highway 101 then south into San Francisco. </p><p></p><p>Personally there is no way I would want to ride through San Francisco on a motorcycle but that is just me. That city has some of the most aggressive drivers I have ever seen. With that said though there is a lot to see and do in the city. </p><p></p><p>After leaving SF I would head south on highway 1 and to highway 92, take it east to skyline and take skyline all the way down to highway 9 the back west to Santa Cruz, that is one beautiful ride. </p><p></p><p>That coast highway 1 between Monterey and San Simeon is one of the most beautiful rides one can take. Take your time and enjoy the scenery. If you can check out Hearst Castel as San Simeon, it is worth seeing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="OldWrench, post: 80766, member: 232"] After you leave Yosemite on highway 120 you don’t need to backtrack all the way to Sacramento to hit the bay area, I assume you want to cross the Golden Gate Bridge. I would take 120 down to Manteca and pickup interstate 5 north to Lodi and take highway 12 across to Fairfield where you pickup interstate 80. Now if you want to tour Napa Valley take highway 29 over to Napa, if not continue on down 80 to highway 37 take it across to highway 101 then south into San Francisco. Personally there is no way I would want to ride through San Francisco on a motorcycle but that is just me. That city has some of the most aggressive drivers I have ever seen. With that said though there is a lot to see and do in the city. After leaving SF I would head south on highway 1 and to highway 92, take it east to skyline and take skyline all the way down to highway 9 the back west to Santa Cruz, that is one beautiful ride. That coast highway 1 between Monterey and San Simeon is one of the most beautiful rides one can take. Take your time and enjoy the scenery. If you can check out Hearst Castel as San Simeon, it is worth seeing. [/QUOTE]
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