Dirico Mt. Washington - White Mountain Cruiser Tour Photo Gallery

They fry everything in these here parts.

We spend a contemplative moment while enjoying the beauty of New Hampshire's White Mountains.

We cruise across the weathered timbers of the Albany Covered Bridge while cruising the Kanacamagus Highway.

Lake Winnipesaukee seems to be around every bend when cruising around the Laconia area.

The mural on the side of the Paradise Beach Club advertises popular local fare like lobster rolls and fried clams.

I did it! I made it to the top of Mt. Washington.

On our way up Mt. Washington Auto Road. The Dirico Speedster's 110 cubic-inch engine powered us up the mountain.

Finally, truth in advertising!

We stopped at this little curio shop just outside of Conway on the Kancamagus Highway to check out the cool antiques.

It might not look like much on the outside, but the Lobster Connection has the best lobster rolls around. Its clam chowder is mighty tasty, too.

New Hampshire is only a little over an hour from the Atlantic Coast so delicacies like Maine lobster is abundant.

The Tilt n' Diner in Tilton puts out a hearty breakfast buffet for bikers. And don't forget to show your tips!

Pop's Clam Shell was a popular place during Laconia Motorcycle Week.

Wind is a constant at the top of Mt. Washington Auto Road so I did my best "Titanic" impersonation.

The Tilt n' Diner is a popular place with bikers.

Weirs Beach is the heart of the action during Laconia Motorcycle Week.

The road up to Mt. Washington has about 100 turns and a gradient of 12-22 degrees.

The trophy for riding up the Mt. Washington Auto Road - this bumper sticker.

Motorcycles fill up Lakeside Avenue in Weirs Beach.