Tag Archives: Motorcycle Touring

In 2014, a two year journey on a bitch of old Ural 650 motorcycles with sidecars was started by a group of artists stitched together from all over the world. They began their journey from Halle Saale (East Germany) with ...

Jacob Laukaitis is a motorcyclist loving life. He's a self-proclaimed "digital nomad – a Wi-Fi and computer powered traveler", Jacob can work from anywhere as long as he has those two things. He spends 9-10 months of the year travelling. With no ball-and-chain physical office space, Jacob has visited over thirty countries in the past two years and is currently working remotely on ChameleonJohn.com, a company he co-founded.

Riding a motorcycle in Iceland is an out of this world experience. Riding on an island covered in volcanoes, waterfalls, glaciers, and mountains, it’s an adventure motorcyclist’s paradise. We’re sitting down with Shawn Edmonson, creator of Where the Glacier Meets the ...

The best websites for motorcyclists and other great online sources and websites for those who love riding their motorcycles.

Sometimes a ride takes you to a place that is simply magical. You almost start laughing because what you are riding through is so spectacular and you feel unbelievably lucky that the forces that govern the universe have allowed you ...

This is my kind of road: another near empty one winding up another scenic canyon in northwest Colorado on the way to Dinosaur National Monument. EDITOR’S NOTE: If you haven’t already, please see Part 1 of Jefe’s Colorado Motorcycle Ride. ...

On this 3000 mile ride, nearly half of it was on near-empty, excellently surfaced roads like this with views that just took your breath away. Fortunately motorcycle helmets are not air tight and replacement air was available. EDITOR’S NOTE: If ...

Back in my younger years, when I was overfilled with adventure spirit and as intrepid as the little dirt bike I rode in on, I took my very first multi day motorcycle trip. One that really showed me what adventure ...

If there were ever a time to say “Fork it!” and go for a ride it would have to be after leaving your job and ending your seven year marriage. While most of us would go for a weekend or maybe week ...

Viking Bags makes an exceptional large sissy bar bag. It works with or without a sissybar by mounting under your back seat, has huge hard shell 4080 cubic inch capacity. Motorcycle House sent me the bag for free in exchange for a fair and honest review of the bag, no asses kissed, no punches pulled, no holds barred. Here it is.