A Himalayan to the South Pole. Pretty amazing.

Living in the Alps must give many opportunities for beautiful rides. I’ve visited the Alps in Germany, Austria, and Italy, but have never had the pleasure of the French Alps. I can understand why you need snow tires.

And I also understand the growing desire for comfort. It is life…

Vivre dans les Alpes doit offrir de nombreuses possibilités de belles balades. J’ai visité les Alpes en Allemagne, en Autriche et en Italie, mais je n’ai jamais eu le plaisir des Alpes françaises. Je peux comprendre pourquoi vous avez besoin de pneus neige.

Et je comprends aussi le désir croissant de confort. C’est la vie…

Moi aussi, j’ai besoin de rouler et après avoir acheté des pneus Heidenau snowtex, j’ai acheté des pneus Anlas grip winter plus. J’habite au Mont-Saxonnex dans les Alpes Françaises à plus de 1000 mètres d’altitude. Il n’y pas que le froid qui bride nos envies de rouler en hiver; nous vieillissons et nous aimon de plus en plus notre confort et de moins en moins les prise de risques. C’est la vie…

Hello Steve,

I too need to ride and after buying Heidenau snowtex tires I bought Anlas grip winter plus tires. I live in Mont-Saxonnex in the French Alps at over 1000 meters above sea level. It’s not just the cold that curbs our desire to ride in winter; we get older and we like our comfort more and more and less and less risk taking. That’s life…

I have one machine that has captured my imagination. I can’t wait for the backroads to defrost!

I ran the snowblower as well. It was prescribed by my cardiologist and has been a pleasure to use.

The driveway and roads are clear but I’ve been sidetracked by other things. But soon I’ll go for a ride.

It’s rough riding when you’re face isn’t covered and it’s 20F outside!

After two years of pandemic an approach toward spring I thought the world was growing brighter. And then the world seems ready to burst into flames.

Dreaming of future rides, like you, keeps me occupied.