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Wandering in the North

"If you are going to ride naked make sure you have a clean can" the voice intoned. "The Voice" belonged to Oilburner,...
First Time Gravel

Hopped on the bike and headed towards Franklin, NC. The temps were wonderful at 65 degrees, but there was a foul, chilly wind blowing that s...
Animals of Central America

There were green alligators and long necked geese. Some humpyback camels and some chimpanzees. Some cats and rats and eli-phants...
The Ghost in the Machine

Luckily we didn't have any motorbike mechanical issues on the trip. However, we didn't get through unscathed with all of our machin...
Uh. Duh!

Cell phones, laptops and PDA's are so prevalent in our "advanced" society. Does anyone remember that our species has survived...
Trip Reflections, "continued"

The Geography and Countries I left Northern Michigan in late October, the end of the fall and beginning of the cold weat...
Trip Reflections

The Bike My bike, a 2006 Kawasaki Vulcan 750 did as well on the trip as I could have hoped. While many others tak...
Day 10 - Gorham, NH to Bah Hahbah, ME

East or west? East or west?? It's Sunday and we have a week. Where do we go?? I was put off of heading east simply because I felt ji...
Border Crossings

This posting is mostly pertaining to crossing borders in Central America with a motorcycle or a car. Though obviously my experience was wit...
People of Central America

Starting the trip off of course was my favorite person, my dad. While Stephan was not "of" Central America...

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