We've heard some incredible stories over the years on this show.

Travelers that have gotten their motorcycles and ridden off to far off places,

exotic lands, had incredible adventures, spent years riding their motorcycle around the world.

And while we're inspired by those stories, and many of us dream of these places when we close our eyes at night,

it simply isn't the reality for many riders who have families or jobs or other commitments or other reasons that they can't or don't want to just drop everything and travel for months or years on end on their motorcycle.

So that means that for the average motorcyclists, adventure usually happens closer to home.

So today we're talking about rides closer to home,

with time slots that the average rider can find, or at least be able to fit into.

We're going to talk about the logistics behind those

trips, how to find and select routes, a lot of great tips in here. So today's episode is dedicated to the

average rider. My name is Jim Martin, this is Adventure Rider Radio. Stay with us. We got a good one for you. I'm Sam Manneaker. Z. Simon, then.

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