How to prepare for your adventure:

Make sure you have a motorcycle that is in good working condition.
Make sure you are confident in riding your motorcycle.
Bring whatever tools you may need but be as prepared as possible. Don’t feel like you need to bring a whole garage of tools though. Just the basics.
Make sure your motorcycle is street legal.
Make sure you are physically able of riding 150 miles per day through some rough terrain.
Bring a good rain suit.
Join the GroupMe for your event to stay up to date to any last minute changes and get to know the other ride participants.
Be sure to read all event emails.
You must have proper riding gear. We recommend always riding with a helmet, eye protection, knee pads, gloves, jersey, riding pants and a top shell that protects you from abrasion. Be smart. Stupid hurts.

FAQ

Most of the ride is easy to moderate. There are a few sections that can be rocky and steep with some ruts. You will need to be realistic with your skill level and not ride over your head. None of this route is considered difficult by most people. There will also be some creek crossings that can be slippery and challenging to cross.
Yes. We are on public roads. All traffic laws must be obeyed.
No, this is for motorcycles only.
No, this is for motorcycles only.
Yes.
Yes. We are designing an experience for adventure riders who want to grow in the spiritual walk.
Yes, all are welcome.
We ask that you stay with us the entire experience. But if there is an urgent need, then we will do what we can to help get you home.
We will do our best to assist a down rider. You are riding on public roads and must be legal to operate your motorcycle as well as having your own insurance. Each rider is responsible for their own medical expenses, recovery efforts, transportation and damages that may occur. You are riding on public roads so you assume the risk and ride responsibly.
The cost of the trip includes lodging and food. You will pay for your gas, extras, gifts for your kids, and anything else that occurs.