MotoReveries

A motorcycle adventure guide

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Traveling the world on a motorcycle allows for a deeper connection to the places you go and the people you see.

There’s no feeling like it in the world. The supernatural speed. The wind howling at you to go faster. The overwhelming freedom rushing over you. It almost feels wrong to pull back on such a power-thirsty throttle to release an electrifying symphony-orchestra of boiling octane and sizzling race pipes. The bike breathes in and out like an organ. Senses flood in a hair-raising experience of heart-pumping, mind-racing exhilaration. Physics as you know it, go out the window. How can the world slow down so quickly while you move through it so fast? Even the heart beats pump in slow motion. Relativity? According to Einstein, it’s called the curvature of space and time.

Motorcycle tours through Vermont, US

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To give you the most genuine and unbiased review and insights possible, every road and location we review is actually ride-tested daily by us.

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And, what better way to travel across countries to experience geography and nature? What better way to sail down smooth winding roads and carve through canyons as spirit-like mist curls above colossal mountains? What better way to meet the various inquisitive faces and quirky personalities that dwell amongst these wonders? There’s a bit of that traveling vagabond feel when you’re at the mercy of mother nature and her elements but the open road, nature’s surprises and the new faces you meet are what make it a magical experience.

The people you meet on a motorcycle

When I first decided to sit my butt on that hot leather seat and become a biker, I had no idea that I’d be joining an unspoken, almost secret society-like brotherhood of bikers. No matter what language you speak, where you come from, or what part of the world you are in at the moment, there will always be a biker somewhere on that road who will have your back and ride with you. Biker brothers, united by the high-viscosity adrenaline that runs through our veins.

Whenever you are stranded on the side of the road, if a biker passes you, most likely he’ll stop by to check on you to see if you need help. Whenever a biker rides by you, they’ll always wave to say hi or give you a hand signal to warn you of a hazard coming up on the road. There’s a strong camaraderie in the biker community that’s often buried underneath the aggressive tough-guy impression that most people see.

Motorcycle sentiments

Many touring bikers are surprisingly quite the sentimental type. They’ll travel thousands of miles just to see a few minutes of a sunset. They share a painterly eye for serene scenery. There’s a good amount of tranquility underneath all that thunderous throttle.

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Test Riding A Speedmaster Through Oatman Hwy. Golden Valley, Arizona, United States.

After coming out of a 60s motorcycle film flashback, I saddled up my travel bag onto the Speedmaster, popped my collar, and shifted into gear like a rebel without a cause. The destination? I was headed to the Mojave Desert, through Las Vegas and Arizona on Classic Route 66. Afterward, I’d put this Bonneville to the ultimate test on what is known as the ‘Tail of the Dragon of the West Coast’.

Classic Route 66, Arizona, USA

If you enjoyed this motorcycle adventure insight, and you’re looking for more travel destinations and roads to ride, check out my full test ride article through Arizona. Also, don’t forget to subscribe to my YouTube and add me on Instagram. Ride safe out there wherever you are.

Signing off,

MotoReveries

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