Expert advice on motorcycle tours & holidays
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ส.ค. 2024
- It’s never been easier to see the world by motorcycle with more companies offering incredible experiences on two wheels. But where should you go, what should you pack and how do you ride abroad?
BikeSocial talks to some of the biggest and best motorcycle tour companies at Motorcycle Live to find out.
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I would say it was much easier to tour back in 1978. You got a map and a camping guide, put a bit more air in the rear tyre and asked your girlfriend to ride pillion. No restrictions for entering cities, no stickers needed for using motorways. Only toll roads in France and Italy and you could always turn around and find some smaller roads. You always used two star camping sites, no reservations needed, always quiet and nice. Sometimes on the way home you only had money left for petrol and you had to do some free camping. People were always helpful. Good times.
no matter what you ride . its all bout the adventure on two wheels :) our tours rank in the top best tours on earth , see the real Vietnam
Most important tip for touring in my experience..... 100% Merino wool base layers, I lived in mine for 8 weeks under my riding gear and you can do away with clothes basically. Perfect for cold weather riding from the north of Canada all the way down to the heat of Baja. I highly recommend Icebreaker but any 100% brand will do, no smell no moisture retention... I won’t leave home without it.
Adam Efrat, yep agree on the base layer. Try Decathlon online for more affordable options of base layers 👍
Where was the advice part?????
That Garbage Run guy is right on.
He was right in his review of Oxford Mondial jacket I've got one he was bang on
Great video, thanks Michael and team.
May need to update this soon re Europe unfortunately (and I mean that from a riders point of view, not a judgement of whatever way anyone voted)
Check emission rules if visiting cities as these can vary from city to city (as well as times of the day and days of the week) and.... think what you are doing when turning left out of a junction! Sounds stupid, but that one little lapse of concentration can easily have you pulling out onto the wrong side of the road. Done it myself a couple of times and seen others do it as well.
nicely done. Good tips and advice.
Some great tips and tricks there!
"Wrong side of the road in Europe"? We're driving on the right side, haha!
Nathan Millwards an interesting chap will be finding out more about him and his journeys.
Nathan is awesome, I fully recommend his books.
I pick up a new to me bike up this Friday and I ride to Belgium the day after. I won't have the v5, what issues will that cause please?
In relation to motorcycle tours, here's our 'The Colombia Cast' podcast interview with the founder of the Cali-based motorbike tour company, Motolombia: www.spreaker.com/show/the-colombia-cast
we all have a lot to learn huh?
Too waffly. TD.