Today was a day off for me. I made a 215 km (135 miles) ride to Arundel, a samll place in the Laurentian, to start the A to Z game for Quebec.
To go there, I took the road 364 (from Morin-Heights to Huberdeau), one of the most dangerous and deadliest road for motorcycles in Quebec.
They call that road the motorcycle cemetery. Lots of young folks on sportbike every week-end there, running much too fast. They just get killed.
That road is twisty with a lots of bumps and steep hills : faster sections alternate with tight and very slow curves.
The worst, is that most of the time, you don't have much visibility on what's coming next, after that turn or hill.
And, lots of people live along that road. So they get out their driveway right in the middle of the road, between two curves.
Still, when you're cautious, carefully watching those road signs warning you of the danger ahead, it is a fun road to ride, when there is no one in front of you, to slow you down. hi hi.
An old wooden chapel, the second oldest of the Laurentian area.
There is a bunch of telecommunications antenna, on a summit, near Montcalm (formerly Weir). That is quite surprising, since it is a very remote area.
I tried to take a video of that road, with my gopro. It worked !
That was my first try. So I got a 50 minutes, very clear video, of my gaz tank and speedometer.
Aaaarrrrggghhh..... What a shame !
My gopro was pointing just too low. We don't see the road. I was using a chest mount.
Next time, I'll try a chin mount, in front of my helmet.