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Did a similar trip last summer and having a car was honestly the best decision we made. The distances between places are huge so public transport just doesn't cut it if you want to see anything beyond the main cities. Roads vary but the main routes are totally fine.

Hey folks, planning a road trip through the mountains next month and thinking about renting a bike instead of taking my car. Never rented a motorcycle before though. What should I look out for? Are there decent rental places that won't rip you off?