When we landed in Mexico and began this journey back in 2017, we were in full vacation mode, drinking beers and eating tacos every day. After a few weeks, the novelties wore off, and we noticed how much our energy levels and immune systems were suffering. As much as we wanted it to be, it …
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Tent vs. Hammock
It was a sad day when we finally said goodbye to our hammock. (Read From Tent to Hammock for our review of the hammock we use.) For months we contemplated this decision, but the switch back to a tent eventually won. The one and only reason we had to consider retiring our Hennessy Hammock – …
Interview with Dirt Orcas
Bren and I were honoured when Paul asked us to be a part of his interview series over at Dirt Orcas. “Dirt Orcas is a site that celebrates the people who share a love of overland travel, the vehicles that they depend on to transport them to adventurous places, and the shared love of wildlife …
7 Simple Bike Mods for a Hassle-Free Journey | Revisited
CORRECTION: Hassle-Reduced Journey. Early on in our journey I had written about some of the quick modifications I made to our motorcycle, in hopes of some hassle free maintenance. Now 12 countries, 15 months, 42,000 long, hard kilometres later it is time for a review of these seven items. Were they worth it, did they …
Across the Frontera | Central America
We are often asked how smooth the border crossing process is with a motorcycle. After eight border crossings we are convinced that if you have time and the proper paperwork, it is easy. Even if there are steps missed and forms unfilled prior to arrival. You can find many detailed accounts of the exact process …