Good roads in Quebec

[hassangh]

does any 1 know any good roads up in quebec around montreal??
cheers?

[RockerGuy]

Make sure u try this road, there's an admission fee but its well worth it!

http://maps.google.ca/maps?hl=en&ll=...,0.617294&z=11

[boooya]

That looks awesome, been to Quebec many times but never thru there

[RockerGuy]

There are a few lookout points

[hassangh]

awesome
i was looking at the map and that place definitely is in the cards
anywhere else worth checking out??

[Denster]

I'm not 100% sure if this is true but I herd thatin quebec if u have a helmet that is over 5 years old or u have a loud exhaust the cops will tow ur bike and give you a ticket! Was at a bike meet in ottawa and some harley guy said it happened to then

[slowbird]

Quite the gorgeous rd.

What is the fee?

[CanadianBiker]

I'm not 100% sure if this is true but I herd thatin quebec if u have a helmet that is over 5 years old or u have a loud exhaust the cops will tow ur bike and give you a ticket! Was at a bike meet in ottawa and some harley guy said it happened to then

It's true. And if you're from out-of-province, you must have your helmet inspected and certified by the Regie du Casques. I believe the fee is $75.00. Upon passing the inspection, they give you a sticker that must be displayed on your helmet at all times and is only good for a year. The fine for not having a valid helmet sticker is something like $350.00, so well worth it. Ontario plates are like a red rag to a bull, so best to have the inspection sticker done. You can find out more here: Regie du Casque

[RockerGuy]

Quite the gorgeous rd.

What is the fee?

I think it was $8, but then u get less traffic, but the occasional SUV/car with a canoe on its roof. Watch out for cyclists too

It's true. And if you're from out-of-province, you must have your helmet inspected and certified by the Regie du Casques. I believe the fee is $75.00. Upon passing the inspection, they give you a sticker that must be displayed on your helmet at all times and is only good for a year. The fine for not having a valid helmet sticker is something like $350.00, so well worth it. Ontario plates are like a red rag to a bull, so best to have the inspection sticker done. You can find out more here: Regie du Casque

What a way to make money off visitors eh?

[BioRouge]

It's true. And if you're from out-of-province, you must have your helmet inspected and certified by the Regie du Casques. I believe the fee is $75.00. Upon passing the inspection, they give you a sticker that must be displayed on your helmet at all times and is only good for a year. The fine for not having a valid helmet sticker is something like $350.00, so well worth it. Ontario plates are like a red rag to a bull, so best to have the inspection sticker done. You can find out more here: Regie du Casque

This makes me sad.


*edit: yes .. i did get rick rolled lol*

[CanadianBiker]

It's true. And if you're from out-of-province, you must have your helmet inspected and certified by the Regie du Casques. I believe the fee is $75.00. Upon passing the inspection, they give you a sticker that must be displayed on your helmet at all times and is only good for a year. The fine for not having a valid helmet sticker is something like $350.00, so well worth it. Ontario plates are like a red rag to a bull, so best to have the inspection sticker done. You can find out more here: Regie du Casque

It's a joke, people, albeit a lame one. Click the link.

[RockerGuy]

It's a joke, people, albeit a lame one. Click the link.

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Very funny! Not everyone can access Youtube at work u know?

[gcrouse]

wow that road looks amazing

[jc100]

The roads around Mt Tremblent are very picturesque but I didn't find anything very twisty and the ones with good prospects are low speed limits and heavily policed as they are near the ski village. Brebouf is a nice town to pass through though. The roads north and west of Tremblent are on my to-do list for next week I think. I'll get back to you with what I find.

[hassangh]

The roads around Mt Tremblent are very picturesque but I didn't find anything very twisty and the ones with good prospects are low speed limits and heavily policed as they are near the ski village. Brebouf is a nice town to pass through though. The roads north and west of Tremblent are on my to-do list for next week I think. I'll get back to you with what I find.

awesome thanks!!

It's true. And if you're from out-of-province, you must have your helmet inspected and certified by the Regie du Casques. I believe the fee is $75.00. Upon passing the inspection, they give you a sticker that must be displayed on your helmet at all times and is only good for a year. The fine for not having a valid helmet sticker is something like $350.00, so well worth it. Ontario plates are like a red rag to a bull, so best to have the inspection sticker done. You can find out more here: Regie du Casque

thank GOD thats a joke, i was about to freak out!!!

[boooya]

Make sure u try this road, there's an admission fee but its well worth it!

http://maps.google.ca/maps?hl=en&ll=...,0.617294&z=11

Amazing road, was there last weekend. Fantastic .

[shanekingsley]

Make sure u try this road, there's an admission fee but its well worth it!

http://maps.google.ca/maps?hl=en&ll=...,0.617294&z=11

Did you guys ride the road just to the west of this park that seems to just end - seems like another nice one and about 100km out and back..

[boooya]

Did you guys ride the road just to the west of this park that seems to just end - seems like another nice one and about 100km out and back..

Yes we did.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcwdhP6wjek
Sry bout the crappy sound quality .

[RockerGuy]

Did you guys ride the road just to the west of this park that seems to just end - seems like another nice one and about 100km out and back..

Yes there is an exit on the end.
I think it is around 60-70kms. I only had a chance to ride it once because I didn't want to fall behind schedule