BMW GS Safari Enduro = adventure motorbikes, news, reviews, publication

Adventure Rider Issue #32

• Sahara To Sunraysia = australian motorbike riding tours news event magazine
• The Best Job In The World = australian motorbike magazine
• Sri Lanka – adventure motorbike tour, motorcycle magazine
• Fit out – australian adventure motorbike riding
• A Precautionary Tale from Karen Ramsay
• Managing Risk with Miles Davis
• We Didn’t Have PLBs In Those Days
• Yamaha Tracer 900
• BMW GS Safari Enduro = adventure motorbikes, news, reviews, publication
• It’s what we do – adventure motorbike magazine
• Locked Gates – motorbike magazine, australian motorcycle publication
• Ural Adventure Ride 2018
• Congregation 2018
• Read Between The Lines
• Strap Yourself In
• Thinking Big? Start Small with Andy Strapz
• Checkout
• Wet Arses
• The Dempster
• BMW F850GS Rallye X
• TomTom Rider 450

Is there anything to compare to the feeling of being on a sensational bike in one of the world’s most devastatingly gorgeous adventure destinations and knowing every aspect of the ride has been taken care of? The riding, the catering, bike servicing, accommodation…everything? That’s the BMW GS Safari. Or in this case, the BMW GS Safari Enduro, a five-day romp around Tasmania where the only thing more heartbreaking than the wilderness scenery were the winding roads.

The ride started with the mainlanders boarding the Spirit Of Tasmania for an overnight run across Bass Strait. It’s not easy to explain, but there’s something monumental and over-whelming about being parked on the dock and having that huge lump of floating steel pull up alongside. Riding up the ramp and into the hull is an adventure experience all on its own, and the thrill never fades, no matter how often it’s done.