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5 miles later, it's time to cross I-40 again, this time by crossing under it

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4774-pisgah-underpass.jpg Here's one of those photos that I have to take each time I pass by here: Route 66 crosses the train tracks at Pisgah sidingThumbnailsMy gears are acting up still, so I pour more lubricant onto themHere's one of those photos that I have to take each time I pass by here: Route 66 crosses the train tracks at Pisgah sidingThumbnailsMy gears are acting up still, so I pour more lubricant onto themHere's one of those photos that I have to take each time I pass by here: Route 66 crosses the train tracks at Pisgah sidingThumbnailsMy gears are acting up still, so I pour more lubricant onto themHere's one of those photos that I have to take each time I pass by here: Route 66 crosses the train tracks at Pisgah sidingThumbnailsMy gears are acting up still, so I pour more lubricant onto themHere's one of those photos that I have to take each time I pass by here: Route 66 crosses the train tracks at Pisgah sidingThumbnailsMy gears are acting up still, so I pour more lubricant onto themHere's one of those photos that I have to take each time I pass by here: Route 66 crosses the train tracks at Pisgah sidingThumbnailsMy gears are acting up still, so I pour more lubricant onto them

I've just left Old Route 66 and am on my way into the Cady Mountains toward tonight's campsite. This is my first time up this road. Will it be rideable after the pavement runs out ahead?