Insane roads

[Auraxir]

The title explains it

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[Dennisch]

Might want to retry your title. And your pictures aren't showing.

 

[Auraxir]

errrm how do i make them show propperly?

 

[Dennisch]

Like that. Not really thread worthy. Try some of the other threads here in the rumble strip.

 

[Auraxir]

ok,will do

 

[Grayfox]

Millau Viaduct

 

[Auraxir]

how long is it??

 

[PeterJB]

2460 metres.

 

[commodoreben]

Nullarbor_main1 by commodoreben, on Flickr

I think this counts as a insane road

 

[Slash]

Nullarbor_main1 by commodoreben, on Flickr

I think this counts as a insane road

Oh the speeds I'd attempt to get up to on that...

 

[Simple Matt]

Oh the speeds I'd attempt to get up to on that...

I'm already planning a road trip there shame it's on the other side of australia haha

 

[Grayfox]

Oh the speeds I'd attempt to get up to on that...

And the revenue the state government will get from you too for speeding.

 

[otakukid96]

What in the world?

 

[Simple Matt]

And the revenue the state government will get from you too for speeding.

I was thinking how many cops and cameras would be down there haha.. Seeing as its the nullabore...

 

[Phoenix]

What in the world?

Its called "Atlanterhavsveien", and its based just north of where im living.

But hey, you also got "Trollstigen".

Then you have "Ørnesvingene" which is based in Geiranger.

Don't worry though, all the roads in Norway is like this.
Lots of curves and elevation changes.​

 

[Grayfox]

Its called "Atlanterhavsveien", and its based just north of where im living.

...

Don't worry though, all the roads in Norway is like this.
Lots of curves and elevation changes.​

All you need is a good Grand Tourer vehicle and a convertible GT would be sweeter or something like below.

 

[Phoenix]

All you need is a good Grand Tourer vehicle and a convertible GT would be sweeter or something like below.

Haha yeah, but I prefer the non-convertible one.

 

[otakukid96]

Don't worry though, all the roads in Norway is like this.
Lots of curves and elevation changes.​

And here I think that just the switchbacks on Beech Mountain are scary, even more then they would be at night.

 

[Slash]

And the revenue the state government will get from you too for speeding.

If they can catch me

JK

 

[CodeRedR51]

Monument Road, Colorado National Monument, Grand Junction Colorado.

This road used to be my canyon carving (aka Touge) hangout.

Map:

Photos: (all I could find - Road is 19 miles long)

 

[Grayfox]

If they can catch me

JK

They will use the people to make a roadblock to stop you, like they did on the Hume Hwy.

 

[CodeRedR51]

Radios = faster than any car.

 

[sumbrownkid]

Pretty much any road in India from 5 AM til 5 AM.

 

[Kent]

The Dragon's Tail crossing the border of North Carolina and Tennessee is insane. No intersections or stop signs, 11 miles, 300+ turns, all on the side of a mountain with lanes barely wide enough for a car.

I just did it earlier this spring and until I can ride a bike as well as I drive my Stick-shift I have no intention of going back. It was fun but in a car... Insane.

 

[White & Nerdy]

Monument Road, Colorado National Monument, Grand Junction Colorado.

This road used to be my canyon carving (aka Touge) hangout.[/IMG]

Togue actually exists in the US? You learn something new every day I guess.

 

[failing_finn]

Don't worry though, all the roads in Norway is like this.
Lots of curves and elevation changes.

Gotta love this country! I'm actually planning a little road trip to Norway, it's not that far away after all.


In Finland roads are basically quite boring, but the landscape is sometimes amazing.