On the road? Need a safe place to park your bike? Well, just make sure it doesn’t leak and you get stay in a motel on the bottom level. Perfect for road trips.
(Photo from Josh Mills.)
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Sometimes you just want to get away… and this is how you pack for a motorcycle adventure.
Tim Davis’s VFR going south in Patagonia (flickr source)
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Two years ago I posted Jeff Yarrington’s green cafe Ural Racer custom build. Since then he’s become one of my best friends!
Motorcycles bring people together.
Look out for my photos of his bike Tesla in the next couple days!
In less than a week I’ll be traveling to Maryland for a very exciting project with Cafe Racer XXX and Saint Motor Company. You may recall Saint being mentioned both in the Monster Project (Phase 9: 748 Front End on 750 Monster, Phase 8: Fixing the Tank) and the very popular green cafe racer Ural.

The association of motorcycles with LSD is no accident of publicity. They are both a means to an end, to the place of definitions.
Perhaps the greatest road of all time…? Los Caracoles Pass (Chile/Argentina).
Be right back… hyperventilating.
It sometimes feels like a bummer posting this stuff- but it’s a reality of the motorcycle world.
Trevor Ware travelled the America on a vintage Honda- a 1974 CB 550. Recently he was rear ended by a drunk driver and is in a coma. They are selling shirts, accepting donations, and definitely appreciate any reposting of this graphic.
You can watch video of his adventure, “When Were You Young?” on vimeo, read about his trip of Kern Country Kid blogspot, and donate directly to his fund through EverRibbon.
And I’m sorry, but I just have to say it. PLEASE WEAR A FULL FACE HELMET. All of you!
Another shot from when Piper Watson (and her lovely fella John Shea) came through Portland. Piper and John are traveling the country on their Ducati Monsters. Check out their blog the-between.net!
Meet Piper Watson and John Shea! Talk about motorcycles bringing people together… this couple traveled from their hometown of Baltimore, MD a full 5,000 miles and ended up here in Portland! Their trip isn’t over, but they stopped by my work to see the shop (and me!) and we just had to go get dinner.
More photos of Piper will soon follow. You can follow their journey on the-between.net!
Lise studies her map in Verona, Italy on her way to Oslo, Norway. Her T100 Triumph sits in the foreground.
(Submission from Lise Ljones, photo by Henry)
Lois Pryce (from loisontheloose) and the Adventure Travel Film Festival
Greeting an elephant. Not quite shaking hands but…
Ah, what a way to travel on moto.