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Tag Archives: Adventure
Motorcycles, Social Media, and Doing It For the Gram
Over the last few months, I’ve heard multiple podcasts making mention of “fake people” on social media (in a much more eloquent fashion). While they’re correct, I can’t help but feel the tone of the message was painting social media … Continue reading
Posted in Random Blurbs
Tagged Adventure, Honda CRF250L, Instagram, Motorcycle, Social Media, Travel, Triumph Scrambler
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Kentucky Adventure Tour: Interview with Jeff Stoess
I brought home the Scrambler in mid-summer 2016. Still fitted with street tires, Not long after I found myself staring down a mud field I dared not cross for fear of dumping the bike in the mud or getting stuck … Continue reading
Posted in Interview, Ride Reports
Tagged Adventure, dual sport, Interview, KAT, Kentucky Adventure Tour, Motorcycle
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How Do You Adventure?
Between racing and rubbing elbows with folks in the local motorcycle community, the impressively diverse nature of the motorcycle population has really grabbed my attention as of late. In a world where senseless (keyboard) arguments explode on social media about … Continue reading
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Tagged ADV, Adventure, CRF250L, Motorcycle, Philosophy, Triumph Scrambler
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Honda CRF250L Long-term Review: Life on the Too Fatty
A few weeks ago James left a comment on YouTube asking about everything I’ve done to the CRF250L since I bought it. In the back of my mind, I’d already been debating doing a long-term review of the 250L; after … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Adventure, Adventure Bike, CRF250L, dual sport, Honda Powersports, Motorcycle, Ride Red
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Mark Your Calendars: Red River Scramble 2020
By popular demand, we will be returning to Lago Linda Hideaway next spring. Mark your calendars for Thursday, May 14th through Sunday, May 17th for next edition of Red River Scramble, and get over to the Registration page and get signed up. … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Adventure, dual sport, Motorcycle, Motorcycle Rally, Red River Gorge, Red River Scramble, Scrambler, Triumph Scrambler
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Should We Share Adventure Destinations?
A few weeks ago I “liked” a photo of a waterfall on Instagram. Considering who it was, I suspected it was near Red River Gorge. The photo didn’t have any hashtags indicating the location, so I asked where it was … Continue reading
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Tagged Adventure, Honda CRF250L, Kentucky, Motorcycle, Red River Gorge, Red River Scramble, Triumph Scrambler
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Red River Scramble 2019: News and Updates
That last few weeks have been an amazing blend of work and fun. Needless to say, I love hosting this rally; it’s great seeing the looks on people faces as they roll in from a ride on some of … Continue reading
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Tagged Adventure, Adventure Rally, Bluegrass Adventure Rally, dual sport, Motorcycle, Red River Scramble
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14 Reasons to Start Adventure Riding
I’ve recently welcomed another rider into the “adventure” world. To his credit, he rode dirt bikes “back in the day”, but has been dedicated to street riding for many years now. After seeing all the crazy photos here on the … Continue reading
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Tagged Adventure, Adventure Motorcycle, dual sport, Honda CRF250L, Kawasaki KLX250, Motorcycle, Off-road, Triumph Scrambler, Triumph Tiger
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How to Measure Adventure Riding Skills
As the temperatures have dropped and the joy riding has slowed, I’ve spent the last few months consuming a lot of “adventure” riding media. I’ve also dedicated a lot of thought to reviewing “best practices” from various motorcycle events I’ve … Continue reading