If you know anyone who has been to Japan to explore – especially on two wheels – they’ve likely ranted and raved about their experience. As we send out this newsletter to you, MotoQuest founder Phil Freeman is on the ground in Japan leading an adventure that just enjoyed an amazing MotoGP event at Motegi. […]
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One of the most rewarding aspects of taking riders on adventures around the world is when they decide to ride with us again on a different trip. Not only is this a testament to the quality of the experiences that we offer, but it also gives us the opportunity to really get to know some riders on a deeper level, and share some truly remarkable experiences with them. In the past we have shared stories from MotoQuest riders like Lee Hobart and Robert Cormier, and this week we introduce to you Robert Arvizo, who has ridden with us on 9 different MotoQuest adventures over the last 12 years.
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Everyone seems to have at least one travel destination that dominates their daydreams and is perpetually at the top of their bucket list. For many motorcyclists, that place is Alaska. The Last Frontier holds a certain charm, and according to native Alaskan Lee Hobart, part of that charm is that “you can truly get lost
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Over the last few years, Japan has become one of the most popular MotoQuest destinations, and for good reason! There is a certain appeal to riding in Japan that makes each of our three unique trips worthy of any motorcyclist’s bucket list. Maybe it’s the warm and welcoming hospitality of the locals, or the incredible
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Every once in a while, a MotoQuest adventure comes along that takes riders through multiple countries. There are typically some subtle differences in culture, food, or dialect after crossing the border, but one trip in particular features some unusual diversity between neighboring countries: the Golden Triangle Scouting Trip. The two countries in question on this
MotoQuest founder Phil Freeman just returned from Japan, where he led a group of riders on our incredible Japan Three Island Tour. Years ago, Phil spent time living in Japan as an English teacher, and ever since that life-changing experience has been returning with groups of motorcyclists to experience the country’s warm and welcoming people,
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Now that’s how you start a race season The 2018 MotoGP season got off to a red hot start with a nail-biter of an opening round from Qatar. For those of you who are not big racing fans, the fact that the race was decided on the final turn of the final lap made it
The MotoGP season is underway. Where will you be when the series comes to Japan? Read More »
Kon’nichiwa from Japan! This past October, MotoQuest founder Phil Freeman and guide Ben Habecker took an adventurous group to Japan for our MotoGP Scout Tour! Ben was kind enough to give us a few day by day highlights from this trip and we’d like to share our favorite moments with you! The 2018 Japan MotoGP Adventure is
2017 Japan MotoGP Scouting Trip Day-by-Day Read More »
As lifelong motorcyclists, we here at MotoQuest are naturally drawn to any and all attractions around the world that feature pretty much anything with a motor. Add to that “gearhead” mentality an affinity for history and cultural significance, and it becomes clear why we make a point of visiting any motorcycle, automobile, or even aviation
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The Golden Triangle refers to an area of approximately 367,000 square miles that overlaps the mountains of three countries of Southeast Asia: Myanmar, Laos and Thailand. This wondrous stretch of landscape is packed with some of the world’s most beautiful riding and a rich cultural history. Which is why we at MotoQuest were thrilled to
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