When you plan a multi-day trip, do you pick the roads first or the overnight stops first?
Been going in circles on this planning a longer run on the 2024 Wing.
One way: find the roads you want, string them together, then figure out where you're sleeping - and accept that some nights you're rolling into a town at 8pm taking whatever has a vacancy.
Other way: lock the overnights first, because a bad motel at the end of 400 miles ruins the next day more than a boring stretch of road does, then connect them with the best pavement you can find in between.
Both have an obvious failure mode. Book ahead and you end up doing slab in the afternoon to make a reservation. Wing it and you're hunting for a room at dusk in a town that doesn't have one.
Which camp are you in, and how far ahead do you actually book? Curious whether the two-up riders answer this differently than the solo guys.