Bike Trips



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Above is how I'm often packed and geared up for my bike trips



Even though I had ridden motorcycles from my home near Greenville, SC as far as Daytona Beach, FL for both Bike Week and Biketoberfest, I never really had much thought of traveling the US by bike. Sure, I always had those dreams and fantasies of doing a loop around the United States when I was a kid, but I never thought I'd even come close to anything like it. On July 7th, 2000, that all changed.

Three months after the purchase of my first sportbike, a 1999 Ducati Supersport 750, I wrecked the bike on Hwy 215 in the mountains of North Carolina and broke my right leg in three places. You can read about the bike and the wreck here: Dead Duck. Shortly after the accident, I decided to quit spending all my vacation time and money doing the same bike rallies and decided to see parts of the USA that I've always wanted to see. The wreck reminded me that life can be, and often is, far too short. So, through a series of events, I started my quest to hit the continental 48 states on two-wheels. By November 2007, I had visited 44 states with the addition of two Canadian Provinces and briefly jumped into Mexico.

If you would like to read about my motorcycle trips, I have compiled them into a book that can be bought at Amazon. You can also purchase it from me directly. You can send me an email at TBoling125@aol.com.


(click on the book cover to go to the Amazon page)

Below, you can see the photos from each of these trips included in the book. Some bonus photos that are not in the book are shown on these pages.



Map Junkie: My Motorcycle Journeys: