Single Bikers

Here are some of the top locations for motorcycle riding in the U.S.: Blue Ridge Parkway (Virginia and North Carolina), Tail of the Dragon (North Carolina and Tennessee), Pacific Coast Highway (California), Beartooth Highway (Montana and Wyoming), Going-to-the-Sun Road (Montana), Bluebonnet Trails (Texas), The Great River Road (Multiple States along the Mississippi River), Route 66 (Multiple States), Mount Evans Scenic Byway (Colorado), The Million Dollar Highway (Colorado)

Determining the most motorcycle-friendly state can depend on the availability of scenic routes, favorable weather, motorcycle events, and the overall attitude of residents towards motorcyclists. Several states in the U.S. are often considered motorcycle-friendly for various reasons: California, Florida, Texas, Colorado, North Carolina, Arizona, Tennessee, South Dakota, Oregon, Georgia.

One of the most iconic and popular motorcycle routes from the East Coast to the West Coast of the United States is the "TransAmerica Trail" (TAT). The TAT is a mostly off-road route that spans approximately 4,500 miles from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean, taking riders through a diverse range of landscapes and terrains.

South Dakota: Home to the famous Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, one of the largest and most well-known motorcycle events in the world. California: Known for its diverse landscapes and iconic coastal highways, California has a large and active motorcycle community. The state hosts numerous motorcycle events and rallies.

Considered safer for motorcyclists due to factors such as well-maintained roads, motorcycle-friendly infrastructure, and lower accident rates. Here are a few cities that are often mentioned for their motorcycle-friendly environment: Fort Collins, Colorado, Eugene, Oregon, Colorado Springs, Colorado, Madison, Wisconsin, Tucson, Arizona, etc.

Some states that have been reported to have higher motorcycle fatality rates in the past include: Florida, Texas, California, Pennsylvania. It's important to note that while these states may have higher absolute numbers, fatality rates are often calculated per registered motorcycles or per vehicle miles traveled to provide a more accurate comparison.

Sturgis, South Dakota is widely recognized for hosting the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, one of the largest and most iconic motorcycle gatherings in the world.

Cities like Sturgis, Daytona Beach, and Milwaukee are known for hosting significant motorcycle rallies and events, attracting large numbers of riders during those times.