Food and Drink during motorcycle tours

[unicornadventures]

Riding is what is for all of us here the most important BUT once the bike is on the stand and clicks nicely, proving the ride was great and the scenery motivating, it is time to come back to what makes also life great: enjoy the local food and drinks!

We have started a serie of notes on our blog (http://www.unicornadventures.org) about food and drink in the regions our tours ride through (http://www.unicornadventures.com):

Corsica (http://www.unicornadventures.org/index.php?enjoy-food-and-drink-during-a-motorcycle-tour-in-corsica)
Provence (http://www.unicornadventures.org/index.php?enjoy-excellent-food-and-drink-during-a-motorcycle-tour-in-provence)
Languedoc Roussillon (http://www.unicornadventures.org/index.php?enjoy-food-and-drink-during-a-motorcycle-ride-in-languedoc-roussillon)
Alps (http://www.unicornadventures.org/index.php?enjoy-food-and-drink-during-a-motorcycle-tour-in-the-alps-through-the-alpine-passes)
Parmegiano (http://www.unicornadventures.org/index.php?discover-the-parmegiano-reggiano-during-a-motorcycle-tour)

Enjoy and let us know if you want to read more about this delicious topic.

[VickyBeads]

For those of us who don't make it to those places, I offer the following links:

http://www.dfwfreedomriders.org/bikergourmet.html

http://www.nighthawkers.com/riders/Friendly_to_eat.html

http://www.cyclefish.com/bikerfriendly.asp

Granted these are not all inclusive, but it give some options.

Beady

[MarkEngland]

For those of us who don't make it to those places, I offer the following links:

http://www.dfwfreedomriders.org/bikergourmet.html

http://www.nighthawkers.com/riders/Friendly_to_eat.html

http://www.cyclefish.com/bikerfriendly.asp

Granted these are not all inclusive, but it give some options.

Beady
Any place with a 'grease drum' in the back is a good place to eat. :)