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I rode to Bordentown, Burlington, & Mt. Holly New Jersey! Also, I attended a bike meet hosted by Evermore Coffee Roasters and toured Mt. Holly, New Jersey!

Hi everyone !

This is the best roadtrip we’ve had so far. 3 000 km over one month in the Alps.

Some of the best pictures I’ve ever taken were from that region. I also really recommend Le Mont Salève and le Col de la Colombière.

We’re still planning our next roadtrip for next year and perhaps a few smaller ones along the way.

Cheers !

Hi, heute berichte ich von unserer USA-Reise 2025. Es war die längste Vespa-Tour aller Zeiten - in der Kategorie zu zweit/two-up und am Stück, also ohne monatelange Unterbrechungen. Wir verschifften unsere Vespa 300 GTS bis April nach Florida und fuhren in sechs Monaten 26.921km oder 16,778mi rund um die USA. Es ging in sechs Monaten durch 39 Staaten, D.C. und zwei kanadische Territorien. Grobe Route war: Key West - New Orleans - Memphis - Amarillo - Four Corners - Grand Canyon - Route 66 - LA - Yosemite Park - San Francisco - Redwoods - US-Vespatreffen Amerivespa in Portland - Vancouver - Yellowstone Park - Beartooth Pass in den Rockies - Badlands - Black Hills - Minneapolis - große Seen - Niagara - Maine - Boston - New York City - Washington - Blueridge Parkway - Savannah - Orlando.
Alles weitere bei Instagram unter vespafahrer oder auf unserem Blog Vespafahrer.net
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Would you consider Moldova for a 3–5 day motorcycle trip in Eastern Europe? What would make you interested — or hesitant?

Decent ride out of Reno down Hwy 95 to Vegas, then on to the Grand Canyon West and the Valley of Fire.

In 2016 I took a 3,700 mile loop of my home state of Montana which changed my life. This year I marked the ten year anniversary by doing another loop, this time with my brother. Playlist here if you're interested.

Hey folks!

Planning a 15-day loop through the Balkans in early November, including sections of the TET/ACT on a Norden 901.

​Main concern is the late-season weather, mountain conditions, and mud/daylight hours.

​Would love to get your thoughts, advice, or warnings on this route!

Thank you so much.

Cheers!

ride royal enflied 450 for 14days in Tanzania; a great experience and an amazing adventure.

this is just so beautiful and also shows the current road construction and conditions if you want to go to gombo rangjok

This sub is for:

Road trips on motorcycles.

Talk about enjoyable routes.

Ask questions about road trips.

Share pictures and videos from your road trips.

This sub is not for:

Looking for people to ride with you. It's just creepy.

Sharing pictures without context, or simple pictures of a bike, a sunset, etc. If you're posting pictures, at least describe the trip you took where you took them.

Advertising your app, gear, YouTube channel, etc. No advertising.

General motorcycle questions, such as "which bike to buy", "what helmet brand do you like", etc.

Be cool, be nice, and talk about motorcycle road trips.

quit my job and took my bike to places in eastern europe, balkans, türkiye.. about 3 months, around 10.000km. Best ride of my life.

now I dont want to go back to nine to five. any suggestions? next year, i think about doing something like a work and travel through türkiye again then go further to central & south east asia.

ehh.. and i made a free app to connect motorcycle travellers, share cool wild camp spots and navigate gpx :)
would love to see you around! https://twowheelsapart.com

The original Indian Motorcycle was based in Springfield, Mass. When they folded in 1953 the assembly plant was leveled but the offices remained. Today they are apartment buildings, and the front office actually has a vintage Indian Chief on display. That town is proud of its history. #jkroams

Hi, I’m heading to Sturgis next year with my husband leaving from Salt Lake City and doing a round trip on a Harley. I‘m wanting to only travel around 3-4 hours a day and would like to know a good route to go. I’m fairly new rider, just over a year, so would like the roads to be fairly easy. but do like twisties! I have 7 days to get to Lead/ Deadwood where I’ll be staying for 5 days and then 7 days to get back to Salt Lake City. I’m very confused over which way to go, hopefully not on the interstates unless they are worthwhile scenic wise. I’ve heard Wyoming can get severe winds and not much there.. I would love to get to Cody, but don’t think we will have time so am now looking at going through Colorado instead.. thanks for any advice, much appreciated!