Pictures of Expedition Motorcycles

[Victorian]

My bike started out as a brand new 1996 Yamaha Super Tenere. Was my daily driver and I new that bike in and out. The first trip was to Tunesia.

After 3 years 100.000km on the clock and many adventures around Europe I made some modifications for a 6 month trip across Africa. The bike ended up looking like this: (including my handmade 60 liter Kevlar fuel tank)

Dragged it from Germany 9000km all the way down the west coast of Africa.

Had a "minor" electrical issue in the Sahara that took two months to figure out...

Got a ride on a truck to Dakar/Senegal

Made it work:

Booked a flight back to Germany (with the bike) where I ended up selling it....

 

[Adventurerider]

just a few over the years...

 

[Adventurerider]

continued:

 

[Adventurerider]

We are right in the middle of building up a new Husaberg 570 FE for our next Adv bike, can't wait and will post pictures & info soon.

Cheers All

 

[Petrovich]

2007 Ride through Morocco. We did not care much to take pictures. (now regret it)
But it was 4 Harleys. Great bikes for adventure and overland rides. Bit heavy I should admit, but great!

 

[TOTHEHILLS]

2004 Honda XR650 L

 

[WU7X]

Running out of sunny days

Took this pic today while out for a quick ride in the fall sun. Love this bike!:bike_rider:

 

[weatherm]

Heres me packing up to head back home after a weekend in FL..1st inaugural trip

and the cockpit getting read for the sandblast motorally!

 

[Jeff@QuadShop]

My Honda Transalp customized for better offroad manners :elkgrin:

 

[Hayduke950]

My KTM 525 EXC in expedition mode. :bike_rider:

 

[deminimis]

I've got a ways to go to outfit this monster of a 950 for some adventures, but I'm off to a great start:

 

[skibum69]

Hey there Hayduke, where's the pic?

 

[Hayduke950]

Hey there Hayduke, where's the pic?

I could tell you, but then I'd have to kill you.


I think you've been there before.

 

[dwalt]

 

[traveltoad]

I've got a ways to go to outfit this monster of a 950 for some adventures, but I'm off to a great start:

Just throw a Giant Loop over the back and she's ready to go.