New YorkNew York Sport Bike Roads

Submitted by David VFR Thompson e-mail: Dthomps1@rochester.rr.com
Highway(s) Sport-Tour Rating

(1 to 10)

Total Miles LEO

(Low Med High)

Cages (None Low Med High) Compass Direction Start @ Junction Miles (from) Finish @ Junction Miles (from) Notes
US 20A 7 12 L-M L W NY 64 & US 20A 29 Rochester NY US 20 & NY 15A 27 Rochester NY Rolling hills & Sweepers
NY 21 7 51 L-M M S US20 & NY 21 2 Canandaigua NY NY 21 & NY 36 3 Hornell NY Rolling hills & sweepers. Scenic Canandaigua Lake & vineyard overlooks. Good food @ Bob & Ruth's restaurant in Naples
US 417 7 69 L-M L W US15 & NY 417 7 Corning NY US 417 & Pa 44 0 Ceres NY Rolling hills & sweepers.
NY 174 8-9 9 L-M L-M S NY 5 & NY 174 9 Syracuse NY NY 174 & NY 175 16 Syracuse NY Tight Sweepers w/ short straights & short sight lines.
NY 13 13 43 L-M L-M S NY 5 & NY 13 14 Syracuse NY I 81 & NY 13 1 Cortland NY Rolling hills & sweepers. Stop @ Wheatberry Restaurant in Cazenovia for a great lunch/breakfast
NY 26 8 36 L L S US 20 & NY 26 27 Utica NY NY 26 & NY 41 16 Cortland NY Rolling hills & sweepers
NY 10 9 66 L L N NY 5 & NY 10 31 Schenectady NY NY 10 & NY 8 48 Utica NY One of the greatest roads in Adirondack park, long hills w/long sweepers and good sightlines
NY 8 8 110 L L W NY 9N & NY 8 38 Glens Falls NY NY 8 & NY 28 13 Utica NY Lots of tight sweepers
NY 28 8 97 L-M Notes S US 20 & NY 28 26 Utica NY NY 28 & NY 30 27 Kingston Fairly tight sweepers and light traffic except between Cooperstown & Oneonta. (NY 28 continues to Kingston NY, but not ridden & rated)
NY 73 6 29 M M-H W I 97 & NY 73 50 Plattsburgh NY NY 73 & NY 3 -- Lake Placid NY Scenic, Tight curves,(Major tourist route from I 87 to Lake Placid, NY)
See Notes 9 104 L L N-A NY 74W & NY 9 1 Ticonderoga NY CR43 & NY 22/74 0 Ticonderoga This "loop" route, covers 11 separate roads thru the Adirondack mountains. 80% is sportbike heaven, 20% is connecting roads. Except for two small villages, it's all rural and only 25 mi. rises to the level of moderate traffic. 48 mi. is virtually deserted. All is paved but winter takes its toll, so be prepared for some bumps. Detailed map available (Ticonderoga) Contact DThomps1@rochester.rr.com .
See Notes 9 246 L L N-A NY 31 & NY250 11 Rochester NY NY 65 & NY 31 4 Rochester NY This "loop" route, on county roads known only to the locals & a very few sport bikes is 95% cop-free, has more than 40 route changes & crosses some of the most scenic areas in the Fingerlakes / Southern Tier region of New York and passes near the Glen Curtis Museum (an early Sportbiker!) Detailed map available (Steuben Loop1). Contact Dthomps1@rochester.rr.com
See Notes 9 191 L L N-A NY 31 & NY250 11 Rochester NY NY65 & NY 31 4 Rochester NY This "loop" is also mostly county roads winding south & west before returning through Letchworth State park, 17 miles along the west rim of the Genesee River Gorge. Best to ride early spring, midweek to enjoy traffic free sportbiking. Detailed map available (Letchworth Loop). Contact Dthomps1@rochester.rr.com
See Notes NY97 7-9 69 L N US209 0 Port Jervis, NY NY17 0 Hancock, NY Route hugs the Delaware River

 

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Updated: 12/07/07 by J Knutson (ytk@sportbikeroads.com)