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Best motorcycle roads in europe.... Triumph Tiger 900 GT Pro, DJI neo 2 How everything began:    • Germany - Spain on Motorcycle Ep1   In Italy heading to some gravel-fun passing 2 pass roads Strada dell'Assietta (Assietta-Kammstraße), Straße SP173, Torino, #triumphtiger900 #motorcycle #Phil_tattooartist #travel #travelvlog #milesformemories #adventure #alps #italy #dji #mini4pro #sony #drone #amazing #motorcycle #assiette #djiosmoaction5 The Strada dell'Assietta (SP173) is a military road approximately 27 km long, stretching from Pian dell'Alpe in the northeast to Colle Basset in the southwest. The road was built at the end of the 19th century at the same time as a number of fortresses and was used to supply them. Both the fortresses and the road lie consistently at an altitude between 2,000 and 2,500 meters, providing an overview of the Susa Valley to the north—with the towns of Susa and Sauze d'Oulx—and the Chisone Valley to the south, with the towns of Fenestrelle and Sestriere. The eastern access to the Strada dell'Assietta is located at Pian dell'Alpe, which can be reached from the village of Fenestrelle/Pourrieres in the Chisone Valley via the southern ascent to Colle delle Finestre (SP172). From the main road SP23R in the Chisone Valley, this involves about 8 km on a well-maintained asphalt road. The western access begins in the ski resort of Sestriere and leads to Colle Basset after about 7 km. This access route is entirely a gravel road. The section between Pian dell'Alpe and Colle Basset is part of Assietta Natural Park, which is why leaving the road is strictly prohibited and can be heavily penalized. This section is generally open from June 1 to October 30. In July and August, motorized vehicles are prohibited on Wednesdays and Saturdays between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. In addition, the road is closed on July 19 due to celebrations commemorating the “great Savoyard-Piedmontese victory” of 1747. The route is a well-maintained gravel road that is easy to drive in dry conditions and good weather. However, in rain and wet conditions, sections with clay soil quickly become slippery and difficult to navigate. The road is located in the Province of Turin in the Piedmont region of Italy. https://www.instagram.com/milesformem...