[vfrroom]

You should be able to find out some information on the State's DMV website. As an example, California's is listed below. They have a section on Road conditions:

http://www.dmv.ca.gov/

If you are going through any National Parks, they usually list road conditions on their websites also. Good luck.

g

 

[seruzawa]

Try to avoid Utah at all costs.

 

[34449]

Been a while since I've used it, but the AAA folks used to have notices of road construction and other problems to note when putting together a trip ticket.

 

[discostu47]

For a California road listing and description, this is the best I've seen:

http://www.pashnit.com/motoroads.htm

At the bottom there are also links to other road collections. All sorts of good info.

 

[rsheidler]

Agree, if you are talking about pavement condition -- it still is one of my favorite places to ride anyway.



I have bent 3 wheels on my Ducati 900SS on Utah potholes -- 2 to the point they had to be replaced. Of course that could be juat that Ducati uses crappy wheels on this bike. I know a couple of others who also have bent wheels. The lighter Marchesini wheels on the 916/996/998/748 series seem to get bent less often.



Cheers

Bob