The Wonder of Wandering a Uniqueness Motorcycles Create

For as long as history goes back there is evidence of travel and our need / desire for the nomadic nature. We traveled by foot hundreds of miles, then horse and carriage we ventured thousands more, then came automobiles, motorbikes, ferries and planes... and oh my! The world is open for exploration.

There is more world than can be seen in one lifetime, more experiences than the mind can hold in 100 years... but life is richer with every step you take towards adventure. As the saying goes, "Travel is the only thing you buy that makes you richer."

I sit at my desk with an antique map tacked to my wall. I have pins of adventures I have taken, and every time I look at it, my mind wonders about all the amazing places I have yet to visit.

Travel gives us a unique gift that you cannot get from anything else.

It creates a desire for more and a yearning to wander. My desire for travel was highlighted when I came across motorcycle travel. It opens you up to the world unlike any other.

You experience the good and the challenges that much more. The connections to people are close at hand and not limited behind windows and doors. You also feel every raindrop, every tip-over, the stall-outs in the river crossings... and somehow these challenges continue to add to the adventure and not detract.

Motorcycle travel is unique and provides a rawness to the type of experiences you will find along the road. It can be solo, with a group, pillion, or even sidecar with your dog! There are so many options and all lead to amazing experiences.
 

Once you make the decision to get out on the open road you will meet other brave souls that have taken to the world by motorbike. You may meet other adventure travelers at events like Horizons Unlimited or the Overland Expo, but even if you don’t like big groups, you are bound to meet up with other 2-wheeled riders while you are out adventuring.
 

Brave the unknown, venture outside of your comfort zones and embrace the open road thatis calling to you... if you ignore it, it only gets louder!

Enjoy the ride.

Written by Danell Lynn, Guinness World Record Rider, www.DanellLynn.com, @DanellLynn

Photo credit: Danell Lynn