Touring maps

Or maps to assist in the art of touring... any recommendations? Not
atlas style (will need to fold and place in tank bag) and immediate
interest is northern France and Belgium.

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jeremy
'02 Fazer 600 in blue
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Any particular series or scale?

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jeremy
'02 Fazer 600 in blue
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jeremy at hireserve dot com

 

Michelin, man, Michelin.

 

Wot he said. Accept no substitute.

 

Thanks for the suggestions.

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jeremy
'02 Fazer 600 in blue
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jeremy at hireserve dot com

 

Bear wrote:

http://www.tuffmap.co.uk/

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1 : 1 000 000 for areas you are just passing through.

1: 400 000 for areas you are exploring.

 

That's what the Sat/Nav is for.

 

The 1:200,000 Michelin Series (230-245) were ideal, but AFAICT they've
stopped making them. They now do a larger scale, which means more maps
and more expense. 1:200,000 is, in our experience, the best compromise
between space and accuracy.

We now buy a 1:200,000 Michelin Road Atlas every year or two and rip
pages out it to take with us!

 

1:1 is good for detail!

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Gaston Pierre la Vachequirit
Le seul vrai Anglais d'UKRM en Angleterre
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Yes, I'm too damned slow! 27 minutes, FFS

 

They're a bugger to fold though.

 

The one I have of the UK is pretty good - though it's at a high scale so
good for A-B but not so good for 'interesting' A-B.

Motrex now do a version, available in M&P and the like.

 

That's what I meant. Makes for more interesting journeys.

 

Tell that to the Indonesians.

 

Looks good, bookmarked.