Comments by "Jay DiBernardo" (@jaydibernardo4320) on "The Rise and Fall of Route 66 (Why America's Greatest Road Fell into Oblivion)" video.

Back in 2012 I drove Route 66 (Chicago to Santa Monica) on a Yamaha FJR1300, camping & moteling along the way. What a great adventure! So many things to see & great people along the way, I never had a dull day. One thing I noticed is at that time there were more people from other countries then Americans on 66. I grew tiresome of all the gift shops so I then turned my attention to the old abandoned structures that were once popular. Old gas stations, motels diners, bars etc. I even found some of the original highway, it was super narrow. What an amazing journey back into time! I've had many, many motorcycle tours in my life but Route 66 was by far the highlight of them all. It really is a slice of America that everyone should put on their bucket list. I would highly recommend anyone reading this comment to make the trip. You won't be disappointed.
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Because you are!
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@SKBottom If I recall correctly, two weeks.
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Back in 2012 I did it on a motorcycle so go for it!
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@MrChuckGrape I guarantee you will not regret it. Do it while you're in good health, don't put it off
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@jacksonspitsfax4526 Sure did! Awesome place.
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@Stoagie_Lemincelli From what I remember I'd say 6-7 feet. Enough for one vehicle so drivers coming the other way would have to pull over.
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@sabrinashelton1997 Go for it, you'll have an amazing adventure. Just remember to give yourself plenty of time. Don't be in a hurry or you will miss a lot of cool places.
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@johnbethel9725 Sorry, I don't remember that particular road. I'm sure you can find the answer on the web though. There are web sites devoted to Rte 66 so I'm positive someone knows the answer. Good luck & safe travels.
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@DT-7727 Never too late to comment or hope and plan for a better future. Thanks for the comment and hope you get to fulfill your dreams. 🏍️
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@tragik183 Have fun!
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@juuYT Motorcycle or car. A convertible car would be awesome!
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