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Since 1899 when the first motorcycle came into Georgia, you’ve been in the world of motorcycles hubs. You guys are in the top 15 highest motorcycle populations, and  The Suches Loop in the Chattahoochee National Forest was voted one of the best riding routes by MotorcycleRoutes.com. On top of all that riding down the Atlantic Coast through cities like Savannah and Brunswick is a highlight of any motorcycle traveler’s dream. You’re not just the land of the three P’s (peanuts, pecans, and of course peaches)  and nice weather, your a motorcycle rider’s dream state.

We know that riding is best done on a bike that you’re comfortable on and like to ride, so we gotta ask… how is your bike fairing? Has the old girl seen better days or just isn’t cutting it anymore? We know that rider’s styles and aesthetics change over the years, and selling used motorcycles happens from time to time. But how are you going to sell your used motorcycle?

We buy boats too! Augusta, Georgia, on the Savannah river.

Selling Your Used Motorcycle In Georgia To Buyers

You may be asking yourself “Where do I find used motorcycle buyers in Georgia?” well that’s where we come in! Sell-My-Motorcyle.com a nationally recognized brand of used motorcycle buyers. We travel all over the country buying used motorcycles from people near and far. We’ve traveled to big cities in Georgia like Atlanta, Athens, Columbus, and Macon to smaller cities like Fort Oglethorpe, St. Marys, and Cedar Springs. If you’re selling your used motorcycle… we’re buying!

How does this work you ask? It’s simple. You fill out our online form telling us about your bike and we’ll get back to you for how much we’ll pay for it. It’s an easy and simple process that anyone can do. So what do you have to lose? Submit your bike today for a free quote!

We Buy Boats too!

There’s no denying that Augusta Georgia is beautiful and riding your motorcycle there is a sweet trip. Something else that is really sweet is the marinas and boats on the Savannah River, right there in Augusta. Splitting the border with South Carolina from there you can see all kinds of boats. Sellusyourboat.net buys boats. So if you’re looking to move one or upgrade to something new, check it out.

Best way to beat the Georgia heat? Get out on your motorcycle!

A Cool Ride in Georgia

As the summer months start to heat up the Georgian soil around us, we start to look for relief in any way we can. For motorcyclists nothing says “Beat the heat” like a cruise by the Atlantic. We’ve picked the best routes you can take along the coast on your bike for some “Fun in the sun”.

Before we talk about the route though, let’s talk about your ride. Has your bike started to kick the bucket or are you looking to upgrade your ride? Here at Sell-My-Motorcycle.com we are looking to buy your old bike from you for cash. We take all makes and models from all over Georgia, from the Atlanta to Savannah and everywhere in-between. We will buy your bike from you so you can get onto a newer and better ride. All you have to do is fill out our form here , tell us about the bike you want to sell, and receive your free quote on your bike today!

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So now that you have a proper bike to ride on, let’s talk about the route.

Ride to Pelican Point Restaurant

Route miles: 40 miles

Difficulty: Easy to Moderate

To get here:

We recommend getting directions to Richmond Hill, where the route starts. You should jump on I-95 South to exit #90 toward Richmond Hill, once you are off the exit you will hop on US-17 South. This is the beginning of the route.

The Ride:

Take US-17 South for about 20 miles, this is where you can sit back and enjoy the route, take in the scenery and relax while the wind cools you off. Once you hit G-99 South hang a left and then another Left on Johnson Road, take this till it dead ends, then another Left. Follow Sapelo ave all the way till it dead ends and you’ll be right at the restaurant.

You’ll enjoy the view of small town Georgian life, with marshes and wildlife to boot. The road is nice and the ride is easy, so take a load off and enjoy it.

If you enjoyed this route tell us about it! We’d love to hear what you think!