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0 McR Points

Motorcycle Type : Sport - Touring

Rt 5 is indeed gorgeous and not difficult. The plantations are accessable and the owners are amenable to visitors. Stop by Malvern Hill and see the site of the infamous 7 Days Battle. The cannons are set up and there is a nice audio/visual presentation. Dont forget the Osbourne Pike area, too. If you are a War of Northern Agression buff, this is a cant miss route. (Lincoln was mentally ill, you know)

0 McR Points

Motorcycle Type : Cruiser

They have recently repaved large sections of this road making it even more enjoyable. Fall colors make it awesome mid to late October. Patrolled regularly by state patrol so keep the throttle in check. There are some great sweepers.

0 McR Points

Motorcycle Type : Cruiser

This route is a wonderful ride... no matter what time of the year it is (as long as there isn't any Ice). Departing Virginia Beach, we'll normally head north up Rt 10 to just south of Hopewell, cut across Rt 156 over to Rt 5 and then south back towards Hampton Roads area. Plently of sweepers on both sides of the river and the country side is pleasant to the eyes. Best done during the day... the deer come out to play at night... and that could be hazardous.

0 McR Points

Motorcycle Type : Touring

I live just south of the city of Richmond right off of Route 5. Working second shift I am able to enjoy this road during the week in the mornings. It is a great ride to Williamsburg and back (100miles total) to put a few miles on the bike before work. I would recommend the route to any motorcycle rider.

6 McR Points

Motorcycle Type : Cruiser

Very pretty and easy ride. Some nice stops such as Charles county courthouse restaurant.

52 McR Points

Motorcycle Type : Adventure Touring

Road this heading from Virginia Beach to Winchester. So much history historical markers lined up in rows. Good ride.