Today Phil Freeman, MotoQuest Founder & Lead Guide, shares fresh memories of two contrasting yet complimentary itineraries you might want to consider riding back to back. We always try to make it easy for riders to extend their ride. Why not, if the road is calling, and time is nodding its head? This is why … Read More
Can anyone ever have enough motorcycle friends? We don’t think so. There’s nothing like traveling by motorcycle to form a bond between folks who began a trip as complete strangers, and by the end of the journey have a slew of inside jokes, “You had to be there” stories, and are making plans for their … Read More
MotoQuest founder Phil Freeman would like to tell you a bit about his experience scouting in Colorado last fall. It sounds cliche to be floating on gravel, standing on your pegs on a BMW GS, billowing through a tunnel of aspen foliage while you pan left to right, soaking up mountain peaks to rustic ranch … Read More
MotoQuest founder Phil Freeman is here to tell us a bit about the creation of our Trail of Lewis and Clark Adventure. It was a labor of love to put together our Trail of Lewis and Clark Adventure. After reading “Undaunted Courage” by Stephan E. Ambrose, I became curious about the landscapes that the Corps of Discovery traveled through. … Read More
The signs of Spring are all around the U.S. Pacific Northwest: cherry blossoms are in bloom, birds are chirping, and the curvaceous roads are calling! Our crew and motorcycles in Portland, Oregon are ready to enable your next two-wheeled adventure. Request Your Portland Motorcycle Rental What comes with your MotoQuest rental? Complimentary route consultation help … Read More
Howdy, MotoQuestrians! This is RoKo, a motorcycle vacation addiction enabler at MotoQuest, and I’m taking over this week’s newsletter while Phil is guiding our American Southwest Adventure. Bon voyage, Phil! I’ll try to make you proud. Today, I would like to tell you about one of our guided adventures that is near and dear to … Read More
Creamy or Crunchy? By MotoQuest founder Phil Freeman They say that there are two kinds of peanut butter: creamy and crunchy. Some prefer one or the other, but I have come to terms with the fact that I love both. When it comes to riding, some prefer pavement, and others prefer dirt surfaces. Again, I … Read More
We’ve got a craving for long, curvy roads, seemingly endless beaches, and… did someone say “tacos?” All symptoms of Baja-itus. It must be going around because we’re getting an awful lot of inquiries from our riders about when MotoQuest is heading back to Baja. Why are so many people jonesing to explore this particular Mexican … Read More