It’s what we do
- Advrider Older Magazines
- July 8, 2023
- Checkout. Christmas!
- Reader’s Ride: Cobbold Gorge, Queensland
- 20 Things You Should Know About: The KLR650
- 10 Minutes With: Cyril Despres
- Packing For Adventure with Robin Box
- KTM700RR with Craig Hartley
- Wish you were here
- Group Therapy with John Hudson
- Simon Pavey
- How To Ride with Miles Davis
- Suspension with Terry Hay
- Getting Started with Karen Ramsay
- YMA’s XTZ660 Ténéré
- Kawasaki Versys 1000
- Ol’ Mate
- TK Remembered
- Head Of The Hunter
- Industry Player: Peter Payne
- Loud Bikes And Locked Gates
- From A2B: Singapore To London – Solo. Part Two
- BMW GS Safari Enduro
- It’s what we do
Taking adventure riding as a pursuit in its own right – as opposed to considering it a type of trail riding – isn’t a totally new idea. There have been adventure riders pretty much as long as there have been motorcycles, and the issue of “what is adventure riding” has been thrashed out on a few web forums and even in a magazine or two, although I’ve never seen a definition everyone agreed on.
There’s no doubt we can all look at a ride and say, “Yep. That’s an adventure ride. Absolutely.” And we can look at others and say, “Pfft! All that support? And staying in four-star accom? There’s no adventure in that.”