On the long list of “important things for successful and enjoyable motorcycle riding” is your physical endurance. All prods toward maintaining strength, flexibility, an agility through physical training aside, this post is about staying hydrated.
The hours and miles can slip by quite quickly on the bike, and before you know it, the combination of excitement, heat, air circulation, and not stopping enough to sip from a water bottle can have you physically dehydrated. As any physician would tell you: Being dehydrated slows your mental and physical reactions, and adds to the number of factors that could lead you to injury.
Where will you hide your spare key during long distance motorcycle travels?
Continuing with this topic of “How to Pack for Your Motorcycle Trip,” the video for Part 4 is now up on the RIDE Adventures YouTube Channel.
Another installment in our “How to Pack for Your Motorcycle Trip” video series has been posted and can now be seen on the RIDE Adventures YouTube channel along with other informative videos.
Part 3 of this series touches on the types of clothing you’ll want to bring, and the “philosophy” behind choosing each item:
Giant Loop ™ Moto, a company that is seeing rapid growth in the motorcycle travel industry, presented one of the most notable products at the BMW MOA Rally in Bloomsburg.
Riding a motorcycle in a group is one thing, but riding alone is a whole different animal.
(Above, Megan and Francois from DualSportTouring.com on the Continental Divide Trail.)
Another RIDE Adventures video has been posted, and it’s the first in the series “How to Pack for Your Motorcycle Trip.” This video is just Part 1 of what will be a 4-Part series, and talks about preparing the motorcycle, and mounting and securing your luggage for adventure tours.
