Click here to see Rene Larrave’s notes of his motorcycle ride across Africa. The hardest, wildest, and what promises to be the most exciting motorcycle trip he has ever undertaken. The trip was scheduled to start on Sep 12, 2014, but for a variety of reasons it was delayed to Read more…
Click here to see Rene Larrave’s notes of his dual sport motorcycle adventure across California in March 2019, across all that California has to offer – desserts, sand, mountains, canyons, rivers, from below sea level at Death Valley to 10,000+ ft. in the Sierra Nevada.
Click here to see Rene Larrave’s notes of his motorcycle adventure to Mexico’s La Huasteca region and all its natural wonders. A geographic and cultural region comprising parts of the states of Tamaulipas, Veracruz, Hidalgo, Queretaro, Puebla and San Luis Potosi.
Click here to see Rene Larrave’s notes of his dual sport motorcycle adventure across Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and NY in June 2018 all on dirt with some camping under the stars.
Click here to see Rene Larrave’s notes of his dual sport motorcycle adventure across Arizona in early 2018 across all kinds of terrain, challenges, and a lot of camping under the stars.
Click here to see Rene Larrave’s notes of his motorcycle adventure from Dallas to Oaxaca, Mexico, in 2018. 8 motorcycles, 4 couples riding two up visiting Mexico City, Puebla, Tehuacan, Oaxaca and the Sierra Madre Occidental.
Click here to see Rene Larrave’s travel notes about his motorcycle adventure to the Himalayas in 2017 riding a Royal Enfield motorcycle from New Delhi to Leh Ladakh.
Click here to see Rene Larrave’s notes of his motorcycle adventure to the mountains of New Mexico in 2016 — all dirt, sand, woods, climbs, hills, and nature at its best … on big dual-sport motorcycles. Camping too!
Click here to see Rene Larrave’s notes about his motorcycle adventure to Bolivia in 2016 — one of the most remote, land locked, and unique countries in the Americas. All at high altitudes ranging from 12,000 to 14,000 ft.
Click here to see Rene Larrave’s notes of his second and final attempt to cross the Baja peninsula from Tijuana to Cabo San Lucas on a motorcycle. All 1,000 miles. And, then across to the mainland, through Copper Canyon to Big Bend and back to Texas. In 2012, he had Read more…