adventurer | overlander | photographer | motorcyclist
What made it, what didn’t?
…reviews of products and gear so far.
I think A to F is a good way to go, cause most of us have been to school and we know getting an F is as bad as it gets, but obviously YMMV.
All parts and gear was reviewed for 7000 miles
What I carry is for any country in the world, 4 season riding, camping, cooking, but obviously, I look to be in warmer climates as much as I possibly can be. If I forget something or need something I buy it on the road I try to cover all bases to a minimum but at the same time not overload.
all riders have an opinion on what their perfect bike is for RTW travel, choose what makes you want to ride it every day, if stock doesn’t do it for you, modify!
Time for a new bike for me, a 2016 500exc Six Days, time to prep it and get it ready for a RTW journey
On incline starts and general climbs in the sand, it really was a great help making riding a breeze, where a normal knobby would have taken a little more concentration on my part.
Packing is a very individual thing and each person will differ greatly, but for those of you who like to read pack lists and are trying to reduce your pack size/ weight, this might be the post for you This is the gear that works for me, it may not work for you but itContinue reading “RTW packing in 40 liters, and less than 40lbs…challenge accepted”
From Guatape to Medellin we took a dirt track via Alejandria and Conception until we met the pavement, it had rained the night before and lots of baby heads for the whole way
MotoZ Tires – Tractionator GPS 19,200km/ 12,000 mile review
The key to good quality parts for your motorcycle is once they are mounted you never think of them again, this was the case with this seat
San Blas’ largest pile of garbage isn’t a pile of plastic bottles on a beach somewhere it is this…It was put there by what can only be described as a total idiot, and by put there I will explain.
rtwPaul 
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