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Pack The Right Gear For Your Road Trip Tip #188 from the pages of The Total Motorcycling Manual
Backpackers and motorcyclists soon learn that, as with so many things in life, less is more. The same goes double when it comes to packing for a trip. Some folks buy giant touring bikes, load them to tire-bursting capacity, and then hook up a trailer for good measure. Minimalists will take along...
Published on February 13 2014, 21:00
Source: www.cycleworld.com
From the August 2005 issue of Cycle World. It's been said that use of tools is what separates us from the primates. But after our recent bout with old smoking motorcycles in the fully equipped Cycle World shop, I'm not so sure. There were plenty of primate noises, mad grimaces and much hurled...
Ask any well-traveled motorcyclist who has spent time touring on his steed what to pack and you'll likely hear something along the lines of: take everything you're planning to bring and cut that in half, and maybe halve it a second time. I learned this on my own after a few long trips. During my...
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Michelle Christine is a comedian and writer who loves to ride motorcycles. She was first seen on these pages after taking BMW's Off-Road Academy and writing about her experience. Then she took her first off-road trip as part of RawHyde Adventure's Base Camp excursion in the Mojave desert. This...