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Another video. Snowbanks, sand, gravel and a Guzzi. Is there anything any better?

If you have an hour to waste spend, I was recently interviewed for the Adventure Rider Podcast. It's on-line now at: Not Just Any Old Bike: Nick Adams — Motorcycle Podcasts Adventure Rider Radio & RAW Nick

Compared to the stunning scenery Austin and Anne are enjoying, my little trip passes through less eyewatering terrain. What it lacks in scenic grandeur it makes up with with scale, bleakness and isolation. Anyway, for those who might like to ride hundreds of miles of empty gravel seeing one car...

Yep another back roads tootle in eastern Ontario. Nick

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Get To The Gravel! - Adventure Rider Nick

Following my tradition of inflicting my motorcycle trips on you, here's my trip to Canada's mini equivalent of the NC500. It's only about 300kms, but delightful, all the same. I'm still waiting for Austin and Anne to fly over here again (hint, hint). Nick

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Hi Folks, Tomorrow morning I'm heading west. I've started a thread on ADV which I will be trying to update regularly with tales of new disasters. If you want to follow along, the link is: 1972 Moto Guzzi across Canada (as long as I don't break down too much) Nick

50 year old bike, 5 days, 1800 miles, covered bridges and COLD. Early Spring travels in Eastern Quebec. Nick

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But I can't resist. If the maps says it's a road, it must be a road. Right? Well, I guess it depends on your definition. As usual I took one of my bigtrailies for a little exploration. Nick

Exploring 150kms of gravel in northern Ontario Nick

I've used parts of this ride before but I though one or two of you might like to follow along for a while longer. Sit back, relax, grip those imaginary handlebars to help me work my way down this rather enjoyable, if a trifle bumpy track, while my Guzzi trundles along through the back woods of...

No gravel roads were hurt during the production of this video (unfortunately), but here's my take on a rather decent bike. Nick