We've talked to people that have sold everything to go on a motorcycle trip.

Their homes, their possessions, the whole bit.

One even said he sold his clothes.

And when I heard that, I thought, wow, that tops them all.

And it did until today.

So ask yourself this.

What could you possibly have to sell after all your possessions, your home, and even your clothes have

been liquidated to finance your adventure? What's left? Well, stick around and you're going to

find out the answer to that question on today's episode of Adventure Rider Radio.

I'm Jim Martin.

You're listening to Adventure Rider Radio. 18 years ago, Tiffany Coates, with her best friend, Becky Lincoln, decided they were going to ride a motorcycle from the UK to India.

And among the other difficulties that always goes along with planning a trip like this, they didn't have a bike, they didn't know how to ride one, and they didn't have a license.

So after a crash course on learning how to ride a motorcycle, they set off on an adventure.

Zoom ahead to the year 2015, and Tiffany Coates is now considered one of the foremost female adventure motorcycle riders in the world.

She's covered over 200,000 miles on her motorcycle through places like Asia, Australia, Africa,

the Americas, Timbuktu, Outer Mongolia, Madagascar, and even the Everest Base Camp.

And she now works as a freelance motorcycle guide.

She's a speaker and adventurer.

I spoke with Tiffany from her home in Cornwall, England.

My name's Tiffany Coates.

I'm not really from anywhere.

My dad was in the army, so I was born and brought up on a series of army

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