By 
- It’s What We Do
- Contributors
- ADV de Wineries
- The Dark Side
- It’s All About You
- Industry Players:Steve ‘Wolfy’ Smith
- Trek Tasrainia
- Scott Britnell
- Ol’ Mate
- Shangri La
- AdventureMoto F800GS
- Reader’s Pic
- Wish You Were Here
- It’s All Good with Karen Ramsay
- How To Ride with Miles Davis
- Setting Up with John Hudson
- Preparing For Adventure with Robin Box
- Adventure Travel Film Festival
- Reader’s Ride: Three Corners And The Simpson
- Kawasaki KLR650 Shop Bike
- The Scrapheap Rally
- Reader’s Bike: Shaun Rudd’s 2014 KLR650 New Edition
- Checkout
Trek Tasmania seemed like such a great idea. Imagine riding around one of the world’s great adventure-riding destinations with a guide, sweep, and some great blokes. Imagine the scenery, the trails, the old-growth forest and the history, the trip across on the Spirit Of Tasmania …it rained for the first four days, and believe it or not, it was still one of the best rides ever. Riding in Tasmania is just that good.
After a few administrative challenges the nature of Trek Tasmania changed from a paid ride – where readers paid a fee and were escorted around Tasmania – to where the publisher said, “Let’s forget all this paperwork. Let’s just go for a ride and whoever wants to can come with us.”
So on a sunny Melbourne afternoon Adventure Rider Magazine readers Craig Major and Mark Edney joined up with the editor and rolled on to the Spirit Of Tasmania, ready for a few days of a new world.
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