13,000 Miles Beyond Incredible

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A day-by-day photo-journal of my August 2005 journey through the Western states and provinces.

A 30 Day 12,000 Mile Cross-Country Odyssey

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Join Jim and Lynda on their 2006 Odyssey, from west coast to east and back again, and see how this pair of old friends discovered a new love together. The sights cataloged and miles described will set you dreaming for your own Odessey.

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You know, there are just some places that make you say "I'll Be Back!", to borrow an oft-used phrase from one of our more famous Californians. For me, one of those places is California's "Lost Coast" region. Since first touring the area in May 2004 while attending the Sport Touring Net West Coast Regional Meet in Fortuna, I'd felt an almost magnetic force drawing me back, seducing me into exploring all those little nooks and crannies that are nothing but a blur when you zip...

Rob Wilson

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A Note from the Editor: With 40 years’ riding experience you might expect someone to take in stride an opportunity to ride. Newer riders, I can relate on good authority, view an impending multi-day ride like the approach of Christmas Eve. So it speaks volumes to read about a veteran’s anticipation and fresh perspectives when granted a few free days to explore on a trusted pair of wheels. Rob’s telling of his trip in August reads a bit like a summer vacation’s journal, rife...

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A Note From the Editor: Long holiday weekends are a great time for reflection. Thanksgiving is an especially thought-provoking time of year, when we devote a day or an entire weekend to our families, and pause to give thanks for our fortunes before plunging headlong into the frenzied holiday “season”. Papa-Ken has had more Thanksgivings to reflect on than most of the Pashnit forum members, so it is always a pleasure to drink of the wisdom of his years. Over the Thanksgiving...

Wanderlust

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A solo trip from Dixon to Happy Camp, to Yreka, and back.

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A ride on the infamous ROAD TO HANA on Maui.

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Hidden Gems of Southern Indiana – The Unabridged Version I finally got it together – the unabridged version of my three-day ride through southern Indiana last weekend. Some of the pictures are repetitions from my previous posts about the same trip, but I thought it would be interesting to see how the pictures of the road, the barns, and the cars all fell in together. With only one or two exceptions, all the pictures here are posted in the same sequence they were taken. I’d been...

Scott Ingram

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A solo ride through California's central valley.

SklyWag & FxyTail on the Road

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Ten days, 2290 miles, Zion, Grand Canyon, Sedona, RT66, Mojave and Death Valley

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In light of another passing year, a female rider contemplates the meaning of challange and friendship on the scenic route.

Rob (aka Bosco)

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A description of the eastern 2/3's of Montana

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A day trip over Hwy 108, eastbound across Sonora Pass, then back via the awesome Hwy 4, westbound over Ebbetts Pass - where the remaining rubber on my rear tire was scrubbed to a delicious nothingness.

A circuitous adventure on an Aprilia RSV R

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The Plan: Since I usually take 198 to Carmel Valley road to get to Laguna, why not mix it up and take some of these other wonderful roads I've been reading about lately? Relying on the AAA central coast map, I drew a very squiggly line which started at the 99, 180, J1, New Idria Road, Clear Creek Road, Los Gatos Road, Coalinga, 198, 25 G13, G15, G16, G20, then to arrive at Laguna Seca. Well I'll tell you straight off, AAA LIES! They draw lines where only turkey trails exist!!! Thank you AAA! ...

Better late than never.

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A review of the 2005 riding season.

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Join two new riders at the start of a year, propelled to adventures great and small with the Pashnit forum, and follow along for 28,000 miles of new experiences, new friendships, and two lives changed by the incredible California motorcycling community.

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With the sunny beaches of Goa just across the Arabian Sea, I made this my target for a quickie visit. I arranged for the rental of a bike via the internet and upon my arrival in Goa, my hosts were waiting for me at the airport. A one hour trip through a maze of Goan roads led us to the home base. A sort of biker's country club for Europeans visiting Goa. Now, mind you, while in Goa, there's a wide variety of two wheelers you can choose from. there's the modern Honda Hero single...

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The "itch" began like a quiet, subconscious thought in the back of my mind. It began after I returned home from the hospital with my family, including the newest member. When things settled down, and the visitors began to come and go less frequently I started to think about the bike again. By then, it had been about a week since I had even fired it up. That itch was getting stronger. I knew my opportunity to ride would be very limited, though, as my wife was recovering from a...

A Photo Journal of the Green Hell

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Photos of moto action on Germany's famed raceway, open to the public for 2- and 4-wheel speed thrills. On several summer days, Eifelrider, a local motorcyclist captures the activities via camera.

rawb

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In search of Expresso and great motorcycle roads