Nice 2 hours trip from Montreal-Rawdon

[nfs_riffle]

Yesterday, I rode with two friend on a really nice piece of road. We departed from Montreal, followed de 40 east to Repentigny and then we took the 341 to Rawdon. A nice piece of road where you zigzag around the corn fields and deep woods of Lanaudière.

But boy it was cold! 13 celsius and I wasn't prepared for it.

Anyway, I'll ride there again for sure, a lot of corners and fairly good asphalt.

That's our bikes @Restaurant Kenny

A google streetview of one section of the 341

[griffon412]

Alot of nice twisties roads in our province as long as the asphalt is nice and no damn

orange cones!

[nfs_riffle]

Alot of nice twisties roads in our province as long as the asphalt is nice and no damn

orange cones!

I know, road construction is bad during summer. Where do you live Griffon412?

[shpielers]

Looks like pretty country

[rschlegel]

Looks beautiful. Also makes me ask this. Do those deer whistles really work?

[nfs_riffle]

Looks beautiful. Also makes me ask this. Do those deer whistles really work?

Actually never tried those as I rarelly see any Deer on the road, I'm asking myself the same question.

I remember driving in Yukon and being stopped by a pack of Bison. Those creatures are HUGE. I would install a bison whistle for sure...

[griffon412]

A little village between Sorel and Drummondville called St.gerard-majella.

[nfs_riffle]

Never been there, ca a l'air sympathique!

[griffon412]

Thanks but where you ride on the north shore of st.lawrence like the lanaudiere or

the laurentians the roads are more interesting for sports bikes. Here on the south shore

its more for cruiser types . More often i ride in the eastern townships or Vt.,N.H or Maine

they have nice twisties there!

[nfs_riffle]

Yeah for sure, I drove my car from Sherbrooke to Bar Harbor, Maine and those roads where awesome, I got to go back with the Katana. And south of the border, the asphalt is SMOOTH!

[michelm]

Looks beautiful. Also makes me ask this. Do those deer whistles really work?

No they don't. It's a myth