BMW made a pretty good bike in the R1200GS and GS Adventure, right?
"Tar snakes," they're often called. They're among the many potholes, cracks, bumps, and other imperfections out there on the roads we ride across on our motorcycles.
As with many of the motorcycle tours we offer, it's important to have a discussion about your riding history, skills, and preferences before reserving any of these trips.
(Above: Los Cuernos (The Horns) of Torres del Paine National Park in Chilean Patagonia. Wait till you stand there on the shores of Lago Pehoe in person.....)
Plenty of reasons to celebrate as RIDE Adventures, LLC was formally born just a couple of years ago today!
As fine a bike as BWM's R1200GS Adventure is, the motorcycle is not without its shortcomings.
How should you pack? With a topcase or a waterproof bag strapped across the back?
Time for some laughs on a Friday....
Looking back at this photo from the recent AltRider "Conserve the Ride" event in Pennsylvania, I'm reminded of how often the question arises: "Aren't those riding pants hot?"
Not trying to be too direct here, but BMW R1200GS Adventure owners need to buy these engine guards from Adventure Designs. Might as well do so, cause you're going to pay for them one way or another!
