The Triple Nickel has the feel of a time long ago. Some may think it has a nostalgic charm, but don?t be deceived. There?s attitude-a-plenty along its miles. Photos by the author.

Nicholas Wallace introduced his Car and Driver piece by writing about the mystique of the best places to aim your car, or in our case, motorcycle: ?Looking for an adventure ? even if only in your mind" Let these treks take you away. Maybe it?s the fact that, despite constricting responsibilities and busy schedules, the car still stands as a beacon of freedom in our daily lives. It would take us hundreds of pages to list every great road, so instead we?ve brought you twelve of the best. Twisty, scenic, dangerous, and remote, these routes offer a lifetime?s supply of variety. So pack your stuff and head out ? we promise it will be worth it.?  
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But my life had changed. Two vertigo attacks within three days had forced me to open my eyes to what might come next. The first bout had been when riding my Beemer on a western Ohio county road. In an instant I simply lost all sense of balance, going left of center and crashing in a farmer?s front yard. Luckily, I was unhurt and there was little damage to my bike. The second attack, when in my car, sealed the deal. For nearly a year since my crash, I?d been without a bike, until today.

The three-wheeled cycle, a 2014 model, had been Chuck?s pride and joy, the best bike he?d ...