TRAVEL FEATURE I TOURING MOAB ON TWO WHEELS
P90
turned out to be friendly, and they
allowed us to approach and en-
gage a bit before we rode off.
Day three was reserved for the
"little" bikes, so we sought out
tighter and more technical trails.
There is no shortage of these
in the Moab area. You can easily
find what you want for any type of
motorcycle.
On the next and final day, it
was back on the adventure bikes,
and Jason Abbott now made it a
crew of seven. We headed north
and turned right onto paved High-
way 128. We followed it along
the Colorado River for about 30
miles. What a great area with
great camping, ranch-style re-
sorts, and old-school mercantile
stores along the way.
The plan was to ride Onion
Creek Trail and see if we could
punch through one of the moun-
tain passes to make it a loop
rather than another out-and-back
ride. Just off the 128, Onion
