The best bike in the Alps is small and nimble, and F700GS or F800GS are two of the best.
A 1200GS is good if you want to get out and give it a run on the autobahn.
However, if you ride the twisties, you will be 20km/h to 30 km.h all day long.
Turning radius of a coke can, some pavement actually touches each other as you go around the bend and loop back in the opposite direction.
Speed and hp are not required nor to any great benefit.
A F700GS does really well; lighter and you will be less tired at the end of the day.
200 km a day is a good day, 250 km is a LONG day.
You can rent directly from BMW in Munich too.
A 1200GS is good if you want to get out and give it a run on the autobahn.
However, if you ride the twisties, you will be 20km/h to 30 km.h all day long.
Turning radius of a coke can, some pavement actually touches each other as you go around the bend and loop back in the opposite direction.
Speed and hp are not required nor to any great benefit.
A F700GS does really well; lighter and you will be less tired at the end of the day.
200 km a day is a good day, 250 km is a LONG day.
You can rent directly from BMW in Munich too.