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I think we'll probably have more than one slogan, and perhaps one focused more on the non-English speakers.
It's interesting that trotter translates so well in French and Spanish and Dutch. When I first heard it, my initial thought was of 'globetrotter', which is fine in English, but perhaps overused? Grant thought of a racehorse, so that just shows that even in English, words mean different things in different countries!
Keep them coming, we're getting some great stuff here! 
Any thoughts around the word 'community'?
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I really don't like the word 'community' much. It's become a cliche I think.
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doesn't 'Horizonzons unlimited' says it al ?
btw; I don't like the slogans about a paved world. I like the unpaved roads.
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Seek the Adventure
Explore the Adventure
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How about something simple like "7 continents-2 wheels--1 home". I personally would like you to include the www.---.com. It would make it easy for anyone seeing a shirt or mug etc. to find us!
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I concur with steve above - simple and effective..
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Horizons Unlimited:
ONE WORLD(or PLANET OR HORIZON) AT A TIME.
THINK GLOBALLY, RIDE LOYALLY; Horizons Unlimited
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Think globally ride Limitlessly: HU
Think globally ride remotely; HU
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Horizons Unlimited
'Bikers Without Borders'
Notes:
1) Google returns no hits for this slogan.
2) bikerswithoutborders.com is squatted by someone who doesn't use it but the '.net' and '.org' domains are available, and bikers-without-borders.com too.
3) If I win, I'll need two T-shirts as my girlfriend is riding too. BTW she's telling me that if the logo contains characters, it should be a couple - not just one guy - but I'm sure you already thought about it, Susan 
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Hi Pierre
The standard one will definitely have a couple. We figure most men's fantasy is to find someone who wants to travel around the world with them and provide the domestic services - cooking, cleaning, etc, etc.
Although if anyone wanted a solo version it's not too difficult to remove the passenger from the graphic.
Here's Pierre's version with the HU on top:
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I still prefer "Bikers Without Borders" but here are three more suggestions...
Horizons Unlimited
'One World - Two Wheels'
Horizons Unlimited
'Ride Your World'
And the last one brings a new meaning to the RTW acronym...
Horizons Unlimited
'Ride The World'
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I have a double feeling about Bikers without Borders. There are several simular organisations: Docters without..., Advocats without..., Pilots without,...
But these are (as far as I know) organisations with a goal / mission. The folks involved voluntary (or semi voluntary) help people out when in need of specific help. I know that advocats without borders are involved in the UN-court of Arusha. Doctors without borders (Medecins sans frontiere) knows everybody.
I think we should be carefull by choosing that slogan, it might not yet be claimed as a name for an organisation... it does carry some weight.
But, on the other hand, if anyone comes up with an idea how bikers could be of any help in I don't know wich region in trouble: I'll be willing to plan my holiday to go and help out if could do so by riding around somewhere.
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I am going to have to agree with fireboomer, the 'without borders' name does have greater implications in more than one language. Besides, we all have had problems at one border or another, ie I would be in China right now. I think we should focus more on the nomadic type slogans, and definitely a map should be incorporated somehow or other on the tshirt and mug
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How about
Circum-Motorcycle the world
www.HorizonsUnlimited.com
or something like that?
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Just a few more notions. "your local source-whatever your locale" or "wherever you are-you are here!" Maybe just a variation on your current slogan, "share the world". Just kind of free associating here as I go. Will post more later.
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I like Pierresas idea:
Horizons Unlimited
Ride The World
With the logo on top the meaning would be pretty clear in english. Not to sure how it would translate though...
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