Alfa Romeo Stelvio test drive and the Top Mountain Crosspoint Motorcycle Museum

There's something new again, something completely new! The auto industry has noticed that we Harley riders are also very interested in cars, as we already know from various Harley-Davidson events, where car manufacturers often present themselves at events.

And now I have been invited to Tyrol to see the new Alfa Romeo Stelvio SUV to test drive. At first I really thought about it, but then I was told that the test drive would take place on the Top Mountain Crosspoint That's really cool, so it was clear that my blog now also contains traces of cars.

For those who are unfamiliar with this, the Top Mountain Crosspoint is Europe's tallest Motorcycle Museum. Over 230 historic motorcycles and various classic cars are on display across an area of 3000m².

There is also a restaurant offering specialties from North and South Tyrol. And best of all, the museum is beautifully built into the surroundings high up in the mountains at 2,175 meters, but the really best thing is that you have to get there somehow, and you can do that either with the new Alfa Romeo Stelvio or, if the weather is good, take the Harley up the mountain passes via as many detours as possible. If you like winding mountain passes, it's best to go via St. Leonhard in Passeier be driven up to.

I will ride this winding route with the Alfa Romeo Stelvio Let's get going first. There's bound to be some snow here and there, and it should have enough power under the hood to get up the mountains. Let's see., 5.7 seconds to 100 Sounds interesting.

The Stelvio is the first SUV from Alfa Romeo, The more I am curious to see what it can do. The car manufacturer with its iconic past has put together a very sporty and truly interesting product range, so why not try out an interesting car every now and then?.

Top Mountain Crosspoint Photo credit: Alexander Lohmann

Alfa Romeo Stevio SUV: Manufacturer

Opening hours for the Motorcycle Museum in winter 2016/2017:
9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Motorcycle Museum opening hours in summer 2017:
End of May – end of October (like the Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road)
8:30 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Admission: $10.00 per person