Dominique Rambié #101141 Mississauga, Ontario 100,000 miles
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Dominique Rambié
Rambié said he has had a lot of fun riding many different BMW motorcycles. The one he’s liked the most and put the most miles on is his 2009 R 1200 GS with a factory low- ering kit. Over the past 12 years he’s ridden the Trans-Labrador highway to the 2015 BMW MOA Rally in Billings, Montana. He then continued to Anchorage, Alaska, and has also ridden through the Canadian mar- itime provinces of Nova Scotia, Newfound- land, Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick. His favorite and most memorable rides
include the Million Dollar highway in Col- orado, the Going To the Sun Road in Gla- cier National Park, the Beartooth Pass in Montana, the Top of the World highway to Chicken, Arkansas, and the Cabot Trail in Cape Breton, Canada. Other favorites include the Blue Ridge Parkway, Skyline Drive and the back roads of central and western Pennsylvania. We have a saying in the BMW Motorcy-
cle Club of Ontario: “The best motorcycle roads in Ontario are all in Pennsylvania.” Retired, Rambié says he now has oppor-
tunities to take a few trips every summer. His idea of a good time is a riding vacation anywhere the two-lane roads are as empty and as curvy as possible, especially during the spring and fall before the heat of the day doesn’t take away from the joy of riding a great road in a beautiful setting.
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