Motorcycle Journeys Through the Alps and Corsica
Editorial Reviews
American Motorcyclist
"It's pretty simple, really. If you even dream of riding your motorcycle in the Alps, you need John Hermann's book. The first edition has become the bible for Alp pass-baggers, and this newest, expanded edition includes more roads and new destinations, like Slovenia and Corsica.
"Hermann covers most of the known, and little-known, passes with a pleasant writing style and simple scoring system (two stars means a "must" ride). He includes invaluable information about local hotels, customs and motorcycle-specific information. He describes 68 individual day-trips (19 more than the first edition) that will make your mouth water and throttle hand twitch. It's a great guide and a good read." American Motorcyclist
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Autoweek
"A book for motorcycle riders that car enthusiasts can use. We found that what Hermann said was true--about the roads and about the towns and interesting places along the way. So here's a guide who can be trusted, and a guidebook for the enthusiast who has done his 155-mph sprint down the autobahn and now wants to follow the switchback stairways to the mountaintops . . . And for the drivers and riders alike, there's the "Alps Pass Bagging List" that includes 214 mountain passes--rated with stars--and where to find their routes in the book. Sure it might take a lifetime to bag them all, but what a lifetime it would be." Autoweek
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Motorcycle Journeys Through the Alps and Corsica
Motorcycle Journeys Through the Alps and Corsica,John Hermann,Whitehorse Press,1884313329,Alps,Corsica,Corsica (France),Europe - Switzerland,France,Guidebooks,Motorcycles - General,Motorcycling,Transportation,Travel - Foreign,Europe,Motorcycles: general interest,Transportation / Motorcycles / General,Travel & holiday guides
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