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The Iceland segment will be featured in the next issue (Fall) of Overland Journal, where Greg, Sinuhe, Arctic Trucks and I crossed the largest glacier in Europe using two Land Cruiser 78s. It was one of my most memorable adventures. Greg, having fun on the coastal dunes

The Montana is a pretty useful GPS. We just bought one a few weeks ago. Works great in the truck and on the bike.

It is the Sony leather case

Great suggestions Marc. From our experience, it seems to be a chicken/egg situation. We added a Mitsubishi forum just a few years ago based on user feedback, and it now has 1,000 threads and nearly 15,000 posts. I am glad you like the "Getting Started" concept too. I think it will be an...

DIG that C5 Joash. Such a sweet ride. I could easily see a vintage (and vintage styled) section in the future.

This is a good suggestion, and we might change the "Rider Gear" to "General Rider Gear and Equipment" to cover all of the items not specific to a class of motorcycle.

Great suggestion. Maybe we can try that in the "getting started" first, and see how the conversation goes. If we need to add a more regional, or ride-specific section, we can evaluate it after the initial category start-up.

HA! Well played.

As the activity of the Expedition Motorcycle section has increased, we are looking for ways to help organize the threads and better support the discussion. Just like the 4wd sections expanded many years ago, we are looking to do the same in this forum. Instead of just making the change, we...

Fantastic choice. Wonderful machines and RTW ready!

WOW! Mmmmmm

Or he was just being funny. . .

Certainly not a dirt bike. . . ;)

I remember the first GS I ever came across. It was a yellow one like that, parked in front of an REI in the early 2000s. The dry clutch and higher first gear seems to be the only real limitation for serious trail work with that platform. Looking forward to the updates

Offroad, single track, jumps, logs - sure.

Ok, one more. . . As an interesting technical note, this image is actually a single frame video capture from a Canon 4K 1DC

A full trip report from Chris Cordes. Thanks again for the fantastic adventure Mark! http://www.expeditionportal.com/adventures/featured-adventures/2181-casner-mountain-trailan-unconventional-account.html

Will be curious of your impressions of Almaty. It was certainly a city in rapid change. The cheapest room we could find (without prostitutes "checking" you in) was $140 per night.

The performance of the Ural is somewhat irrelevant. It is the smile it brings to your face, the sense of nostalgia, and of course, it is extremely stylish even sitting still! Image: Bruce Dorn

Heidi, you are welcome to take ours for a ride in Prescott. The least we can do in thanks for your active duty service!