Is there a map floating around with this route?  I was in Westlake this afternoon getting in about 40 miles.  It's pretty much the north end of my typical rides leaving out of Keller.  I've often thought about riding around Lake Grapevine from my house, just not sure what a good route would be.
Robert

I just drew the latest, and hopeful final version of this route.  While it's not yet public, here's the bikely link to the route, which came out to 102k:
 
http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/95972
 
Nelson - I added about a mile or so to ensure it came out to at least 100k.  Thanks again for coming out to Flower Mound to rest ride it with me.  An absolutely wonderful, though slightly windy day.

Ray,
 
For all those that might be interested, this route is less than 10 miles from Bush & I35. That means relatively easy access for many in the group, including me. Very interesting.  
 
Richard

Man, you are braver than me.  I've ridden 114 once out to TMS, and it scared the crap out of me.  When I want to go out that way, I take Walnut south out of Roanoke, west on Parish, across 377, the road changes names to Henrietta Creek, curve south onto Allen Trail, right onto Haslet Roanoke, which makes a 90 degree left turn, then right (west) onto Keller Haslet, under 35W, then you can go either west on Westport Parkway to 156, or up the east side of Alliance Airport on Heritage Parkway and Eagle Parkway also to 156, then north to rejoin the route.  Of course, all of this would make it a little longer, but would avoid 114.

Bent Eagle (Steve W), where do you live?  I haven't seen any other Ti Aeros in the DFW area for years.
 
Thanks for the route info between 377 and 156.  I'll have to check it on the map.  I rode that area extensively on my motorcycle to find alternate  roads and didn't find any.  
 
Compared to many other state roads I've ridden as part of Randonneuring, this portion of 114, especially since it's a paltry 2 miles with a wide shoulder, is no problem at all....

Steve, if you look at the bikely route, it minimized road traffic.  After coming off Grapevine darn, and onto highway 26, the route takes the very first right (I dont know the name of the street).  It's less than a mile on highway 26, which has a wide shoulder.  After turning right from highway 26, you go down about 1/2 mile, then turn left on Dove Rd, which takes you all the way to Keller (through Grapevine, Southlake, etc.).  
 
Let me know if you ever want to hook up and ride.  There are a lot of great roads starting in Flower Mound, then traveling north and north west.  Nelson rode with me a few weeks ago, and I bet we saw at least 100 cyclists. This Saturday I'm doing a Lone Star Randonneur 200k out of Italy.  If I'm not riding a 200k or longer, I'm usually always training in the Flower Mound area.