Worldwide content

"27 countries with the same bike, 63.000 km on the same saddle (and a total of 98 countries with different locomotion tools.)" Gilles is a beekeeping consultant, hence, the "beekeeping journeys & missions" webpage.

"...in conjunction with World Vision, I am embarking on Ride4Kids, an around-the-world overland trip on motorcycle. I've embarked on the Ride4Kids project out of a desire to help underprivileged children and raise awareness of their standard of living. I think it will also be a great adventure and a remarkable achievement. For more information about this project and me, please visit my

Mika left Germany in May 1999 to travel around the world. Website in German only, but we get an English update for the e-zine irregularly.

"Juni 2002 - Bis September 2003 fuhr ich über 30.000 km durch 18 Länder. Mit meiner Suzuki DR 350. Manche Leute sagen, sie wäre nicht sexy. Andere sagen, sie hat Persönlichkeit. Jedenfalls ist sie zuverlässig. Und darauf kommt es an im Leben. June 2002. Until September 2003 I drove over 30.000 km by 18 countries. With my Suzuki DR 350." Site in German only. Occasionally she sends us something for the ezine in English. But not often enough... ;)

Laurent and Sylvie went around the world on a three-wheel torpedo, a Russian made Ural from 2000 to 2003.

Yes, around the world on a scooter has been done, and here's some more folks interested in travel on scooters, in French and English

Around the world on scooters, 2001-2004. Tour du monde en scooters 2001-2004 70,000 km à la rencontre des enfants du globe.

Spent 1.5 years travelling in Greece, Turkey, Israel, East and south Africa; 6 months Cross North America down to Mexico; 9 months from Sturgis, down through Central America to Costa Rica.

Links to all sorts of motorcycle stuff, and it's Canadian too!

Riding to the Moon is a long-distance adventure motorcycle ride from Los Angeles, California to Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina.... The ride was done by David Baumgarten, Alex Bisarello, Gary Kout, Jason Martin, and Jim Sowers in 1996-97. Jim Sowers then did a Cape Town to Cairo trip in 2000-2001 also documented on the site.