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Driving Roads In The Alps
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

@Ricklovesthepowder, try to take a trip via Le Gorge du Verdon in France, stunning spot about 1.5 hrs from Saint Tropez.. We've done France to death on the motorbike on various touring holidays. Simply cannot fault it. However a word of caution, we have had all forms of weather near the Alps in September from sun stroke to snow.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Many years ago (Sept 1999 if memory serves) the wife and I took our Elan to Annecy, Val d'Isere, over the col d'Iseran, Lake Como, Lake Garda, Col Gran San Bernard, Switzerland, Chamonix - home. We had a great time - except:

1. The mountain roads were great in the Elan, but stopping to take pictures was difficult because quite often it seemed that there was a several inch drop-off at the edge of the tarmac that the Elan's low ground-clearance couldn't tolerate.

2. The Italian drivers were pretty poor (though on a recent trip to the Dolomites I found them much better).

3. We hired bikes in Malcesine but got knocked off. ambulances, x-rays, bandages and all that. Despite an E111 they continued to pursue us for money for some while after. Should have sued the old sod that did it. Wife was pregnant at the time, could have been a lot worse.

I'll have to go and dig out some pictures. (of the good bits!)

LR
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