Where Would You Love To Take A Ride?

[CafeBrakes]

Coastal riding is awesome

Have you taken a ride in California yet?

 

[Hippo-Drones]

Never been to America! :-(

 

[RideOnTwo]

Ummm yes to all! I would love to buy a brand new Africa twin or 1250GS some day and load it up with all the stuff and just go and see where I come out. South America would be a great adventure as would a ride up to Alaska. Any trip on a bike is a great trip!
I just got into the traveling on a motorcycle scene, I have always just gotten on and gone for a ride so everything looks good to me at the present time.

 

[RideOnTwo]

Never been to America! :-(

I've never been out of the US. The wife and I are planning to do the passports this winter so we can go to Canada as a start.

 

[Hippo-Drones]

That will be awesome if you could see some new places! Although America is so huge, you could take a life time exploring it!

 

[scooterwuf]

Made it to the Cabot Trail and back. The last pic is from a place called the Lookoff in Wolfville, Nova Scotia.

 

[UncleL]

I had a lot of routes planned but it seams for now it could be a tad bit difficult. But on top of my list is going from the UK to Greece and some wild camping longer trip anywhere with a mountains really

 

[Skant153]

I guess I'm a few years too late, thanks for UncleL for resurrecting it.

I want to do "US-1" next summer. It's from key West to Maine all along the coast. There's some areas us-1 dips inland but there are routes off it to stay along the coast. I think next July would be the time to do it. Maybe we can get a motovloggers ride together. It's always more fun to ride with a group.

 

[Moto Mengy]

Made it to the Cabot Trail and back. The last pic is from a place called the Lookoff in Wolfville, Nova Scotia.

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Holy Cow, I know exactly where that is! I have a pic from 2008 from almost that exact same location, was riding my 2005 Heritage Softail with a few buds of mine up there.

 

[Moto Mengy]

 

[Pooley]

South of France is on the bucket list that's for sure

 

[WEB]

Done both coasts + south islands of Japan, done the NC500, done southern France, done Highway 1... where next?
Dunno. I’ll do the Great Ocean Road here in Australia then maybe India or Vietnam or somewhere maybe in a few years.

 

[scooterwuf]

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It's seems like a well kept secret, but I'm glad I'm not the only one who's enjoyed that view.
Thanks for posting!

- Wolf

 

[WEB]

ok new locaiton on mind: Warsaw to Berlin! F*CK YEAAH!

Do Paris to Berlin

and then get into a lot of discos

 

[F4celess]

I have a plan:
1- Conquer Norway, I have explored the east for a while, but the entire coastline remains to be visited. I wanna do the usual tourist traps as well as the Arctic circle. As well as cross a few mountain passes towards the south.

2- See Europe. More specifically, the typical alpine passes and surrounding landscapes. I also want to explore the UK, maybe the NC500 or at least some amount of the highlands.

3- Come to the US and do a tour or 3. The typical american variety of biomes and attractions makes it a must-do. aside from the usual route66, I wanna do the Tail of the Dragon, The West Coast and other assorted sidequests along the way. I have friends all over the US as well I promised I would visit "if I ever was in the area".

 

[R-Rated]

I really want to do the east to west or west to east coast of the USA. would be ace to do the coast lines too and then back to the coast I started on.

If you make it over here after all this, I would be glad to take time off and join you riding from east to west in the USA and back again.

Maybe take about 6 weeks so we can really enjoy it?

 

[Hippo-Drones]

I would never be able to get that much time off work mate, trips like this are a pipedream for me until I retire!

 

[Moto Mengy]

I would never be able to get that much time off work mate, trips like this are a pipedream for me until I retire!

Ideally I want to retire early, say in 5-10 years, and I'm totally willing to whittle my life down to only the bare essentials, literally no debt and making my living costs as low as possible, solely so I can take long extended vacations and bike trips all over the country on MY timetable and not someone else's.

If I can set up enough little revenue streams of passive income then I'll be able to. I need to install solar panels yet (to eliminate my electric bill) and I need some other ducks to line up. It might never happen and I might need to work until 65, but its also nice to have a focused goal I'm constantly working towards too.

 

[WEB]

Ideally I want to retire early, say in 5-10 years, and I'm totally willing to whittle my life down to only the bare essentials, literally no debt and making my living costs as low as possible, solely so I can take long extended vacations and bike trips all over the country on MY timetable and not someone else's.

If I can set up enough little revenue streams of passive income then I'll be able to. I need to install solar panels yet (to eliminate my electric bill) and I need some other ducks to line up. It might never happen and I might need to work until 65, but its also nice to have a focused goal I'm constantly working towards too.

Invest in property. Have other people pay for your lifestyle

 

[Madlad]

So there's a company in Australia that rents out motorcycles, and you can either take a self-guided tour or a guided tour. Tours last from like 3 days to a whole month! The price covers accommodations and your bike for the trip (as far as I can tell). Definitely on my bucket list; if 'rona season ever ends, this is where I'm going!

Link for any interested: https://www.bikeroundoz.com/default.asp