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Ride The World Motorcycle Tours operates with our network of partners in all countries to provide you with Experiences Beyond The Ride.

07/02/2025

I will let you work this out.

07/02/2025

I guess this is what they really look like.
I thought they were better looking.

31/01/2025

We are thrilled to announce our new partnership with iRideArusha! This collaboration marks our third partnership, and I couldn’t be more excited about the unforgettable two-wheeled adventures that await. 🌍🏍️

iRideArusha is our trusted partner and is the leading motorcycle rental company in Tanzania and East Africa. It is renowned for the quality of its bikes and the competence and friendliness of its staff. Whether you're a seasoned rider or an adventurous spirit, a journey awaits you!

Discover more about their incredible tours here:

Choose iRideArusha, the #1 Motorcycle Rental Company in Tanzania. Experience high-quality Motorcycle Rentals and Tours with us.

19/01/2025

The Road Safety Committee of the Ulysses Club compiled a list of tips that you may find helpful when planning any long ride.
• Stay Hydrated - pack a bottle of water and drink at every stop – preferably water rather than sugary drinks.
• Check your tyres before you leave, and each morning at least.
• Take a puncture repair kit and you can never have too many cable ties!
• Make sure you carry a spare key!!
• Eat light; better to stay hungry than to lose focus -beware of the after-lunch nods.
• Weigh your loaded saddlebags before the trip and try to keep even load distribution; you don't want to be accused of being unbalanced.
• Don't trust Google Maps for riding time; add extra time for breaks and refuelling
• Plan to stop every 90 minutes; when covering considerable distances, two hours is too long without a stop
• Stop before you are thirsty, stiff, sore or tired
• Take chain l**e and use it
• Have a group first aid kit and a PLB if riding a remote route
• Look after each other; if you see other riders' concentration drop, signal to the group that you need a break
• Check https://www.livetraffic.com/ for road works and significant traffic delays
• All riders should download the Emergency Plus app
• Always carry a roll of 50mm 'gaffer' tape - often handy when things start falling off or rattling loose (this applies equally to the bike and the rider!)
• Ride your own ride. When the rider in front overtakes, don’t blindly follow. Be satisfied that you can safely pass before moving out.
• Ear plugs. If you’re not wearing them already, you should be!
• Stop for the coffee. Stop for the photo. Don’t let the world pass you by entirely.

We hope you find the above useful.

Live updates, traveller information and personalised alerts for NSW roads.

10/01/2025

With Freedom Biker Tours – I'm on a streak! I've been a top fan for 6 months in a row. 🎉

07/01/2025

Freedom Biker Tours: A fun non-fact for you about our clever wildlife before you arrive in Australia to Ride Australia's South East.

07/01/2025

Here are some interesting facts about Canada and a link to how to see some of it on a motorcycle of course.

Read the entire list and there is a skill-testing question at the end with a surprise reward.

15 Things About Why Canada is a COOL Country...

1. Canada is a Vast and Wild Land: As the world's second-largest country, Canada boasts breath taking landscapes, from the Rocky Mountains to the Arctic tundra.

2. A Shoreline Without End: With the longest coastline globally, Canada offers endless opportunities for coastal exploration and marine adventures; Over 243,000 kilometres of shoreline.

3. A Land of Lakes: Home to millions of lakes, Canada is a true water wonderland, perfect for boating, fishing, and simply enjoying the serenity of nature. Canada has more lakes than any other country, with over 2 million lakes covering about 8% of its land area.

4. A Name with Roots: The name "Canada" itself has Indigenous origins, reflecting the deep connection to the land. Canada's name comes from the St. Lawrence Iroquoian word "Kanata," meaning "village" or "settlement."

5. Ancient Beginnings: Canada holds a piece of Earth's history with the Acasta Gneiss, the oldest known rock on our planet. Approximately 4.01 billion years old.

6. A Time Zone for Every Mood: Spanning six time zones, Canada offers a unique perspective on the passage of time and the diversity of experiences across the country.

7. The Highway That Never Ends: The Trans-Canada Highway, the world's longest, is a testament to Canada's vastness and the spirit of adventure. The Trans-Canada Highway, which spans over 7,800 kilometres.

8. Wildlife Galore: From majestic bears to playful beavers, Canada's wildlife is diverse and abundant, offering incredible opportunities for wildlife viewing.

9. The Sweetest Syrup: As the world's leading producer of maple syrup, Canada offers a taste of its natural bounty. Over 70% of global production.

10. A Tapestry of Cultures: With a rich tapestry of cultures, Canada celebrates diversity and welcomes people from all walks of life. Over 20% of Canadians are foreign-born.

11. A Bilingual Nation: Canada embraces both English and French as official languages, reflecting its multicultural identity.

12. Island Paradise: Manitoulin Island located in Lake Huron in Ontario, the world's largest freshwater island, offers a unique and captivating experience.

13. Natural Wonders: From Niagara Falls to the Canadian Rockies, Canada is a treasure trove of natural wonders that inspire awe and wonder.

14. A Creative Hub: With a thriving arts scene, Canada nurtures creativity and offers a vibrant cultural experiences.

15. A Land of Opportunity: Known for its friendly people, high quality of life, and strong social safety net, Canada is a welcoming and inclusive nation.

This is just a taste of the reasons why Canada is a cool country, but who can tell me what the VERY BEST thing about Canada is?

The correct answer will be announced Jan 31 and anyone who responds with the correct answer will be entered into a draw for a $500 discount off of our "Ride Canada's Maritimes" tour in June 2025. One (1) Winner Only.

Click the map to Learn More about the tour program. https://www.freedombikertours.com/rides-canada/ride-the-maritimes/

06/01/2025

The meeting have end so tine to return via the Royal National Park.

06/01/2025

The first business meeting aka the first ride of the year with Walter Nand
We are very excited with what is planned for 2025 and beyond.

05/01/2025

Hey Freedom Biker Tours, look at what we have in store for you in November.
Just as well, you are travelling with a local who has survived almost 70 years here.

04/01/2025

This is very exciting for us at Ride The World Motorcycle Tours. The team at D-Tours have so much experience in the motorcycle touring business and the region they cover. We look forward to sending you riders who will enjoy the experiences you offer on the ride.

🌍 Big news, riders! 🏍

D-Tours is thrilled to announce our new partnership with Ride The World Motorcycle Tours in Australia! 🇦🇺 This collaboration opens the door to unforgettable adventures on two wheels, spanning continents and offering new horizons to explore.

Stay tuned for an exciting offer coming your way soon—designed to fuel your wanderlust and take your riding experience to the next level!

Make sure you're following D-Tours so you don’t miss the big announcement when it drops. Adventure awaits! 🌟 Get ready to with D-Tours! 🌟

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04/01/2025

02/01/2025

2025 is going to be an interesting year business-wise for our motorcycle riding and touring business.
We are encouraged by the idiom "Many hands make light work".
We have been in discussions with people worldwide who have businesses like ours.
These are small businesses powered by passions. They love motorcycle riding and sharing that with others, whether they be 'old hands' or 'newbies.'
Each is a local guide and expert on their region.
We'll make sure to let you know as progress is made.
Here is where we are thus far on the journey.
https://ridetheworldmotorcycletours.com/wp/trusted-partners/ and we are sure the list will grow as I find more like minded people.

Welcome to the page where we share details of those companies we trust and endorse. They are in alphabetical order as they are all our favourites and will be yours. D-Tours Motorcycle Tours Click the logo to go to D-Tours Motorcycle Tours. D-Tours Motorcycle Tours is THE motorcycle tour company that...

31/12/2024

And so 2025 has arrived.

31/12/2024

We wish you a Happy New Year for 2025.

20/12/2024

Friday, the weekend and Christmas is coming. Something to prepare you for the weekend and beyond.

18/12/2024

We wish you Season's greetings and look forward to helping you with your motorcycle touring plans in 2025 and beyond.
As a bonus, we will have more countries to offer you.

17/12/2024

It's Wednesday, and today, we look at riding pants and their importance.
Motorcyclists should prioritize pants designed specifically for riding to ensure safety, comfort, and protection from the elements. Here are some key options and factors to consider when choosing motorcycle pants:

1. Motorcycle-Specific Pants:
Kevlar/Aramid-Lined Jeans: These look like regular jeans but have reinforced panels in high-risk areas (hips, knees, and thighs) to resist abrasion in case of a fall.
Textile Riding Pants: Made of durable materials like Cordura or other abrasion-resistant textiles, these often include waterproofing and ventilation for varied weather conditions.
Leather Pants: Classic choice for maximum abrasion resistance. They’re durable, long-lasting, and provide great protection but can be hot in warm climates.
Adventure/Touring Pants: Designed for long rides, they combine protection, comfort, and weatherproofing. They may include removable thermal or waterproof liners.
Overpants: Worn over your regular pants, these provide an extra layer of protection and are easy to remove when you reach your destination.
2. Protective Features to Look For:
CE-Certified Armor: Ensure the pants have impact protection in key areas like knees and hips. Many pants come with removable or adjustable armour.
Abrasion Resistance: Materials like Kevlar, leather, and Cordura offer excellent protection during a slide.
Reinforced Stitching: Double or triple stitching in critical areas prevents seams from tearing.
Fit: Pants should fit snugly but still allow for movement. Loose fabric can flap and wear, while tight pants may restrict motion.
Boot Compatibility: Some riding pants include zippers or gussets at the bottom to fit securely over or under riding boots.
3. Climate and Comfort:
Weatherproofing: Waterproof or windproof pants are essential for wet or cold conditions. Look for Gore-Tex or similar breathable materials.
Ventilation: For warm weather, pants with mesh panels or zippered vents provide airflow while maintaining protection.
Layering Options: Touring and adventure pants often come with removable liners for versatility in different climates.
4. Visibility:
Reflective piping or panels increase visibility to other road users, especially in low-light conditions.
5. Budget:
Motorcycle pants are available at a range of prices. Invest in the best you can afford, as quality riding gear is a long-term investment in safety.
Final Tip:
Always try the pants with your full riding gear (jacket, boots, etc.) to ensure a good fit and compatibility. Whether you’re commuting, touring, or riding off-road, the right pants can make a world of difference in your comfort and safety.

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PO Box 1018
Sydney, NSW
1499

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8am - 5:30pm
Friday	8am - 4pm
Saturday	9am - 12pm

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http://www.ridetheworldmotorcycletours.com/

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The meeting have end so tine to return via the Royal National Park. #motorcycletours #motorcycletouring #motorcyclelife

We wish you a Happy New Year for 2025.

Our last ride for 2024.

Our classic ride through the Royal National Park but for once we returned the same way.

A Christmas message from our resident Santa to you and your family.

Out for a 'Thursday Ride' with Ulysses members. #ridetheworldmotorcycletours #motorcyclelife #Ulysses #ThursdayRide

It's Saturday and that is when we look back at trips, not tours. This one was heading southbound on the Sea Cliff Bridge north of Wollongong. This time, it's a video. The audio has been edited to cut out the travel companion's chatter. #ridetheworldmotorcycletours #motorcyclelifestyle #seacliffbridge #ridewithfriends #harleydavidson

The last day of staying off program. Today, we look back at last Tuesday, our fifth and final day on tour. It's time to head home from Orange. Yet another enjoyable breakfast, this time at Factory Expresso. We returned to the hotel and packed the vehicles and departed taking the backroad through Rock Forest. After Bathurst, we went to O'Connell and then stopped at Tarana, where we met a group of riders for a bike chat. Onto Lithgow and the Bells Line of Road to Bilpin for our last meal together. The last leg to Richmond and Windsor and then home. We hope you enjoyed us sharing this ride with you, and we look forward to you riding with us in the future. #destinationnsw #ridetheworld #ridetheworldmotorcycletours #motorcyclelife #motorcyclelifestyle

Another week of staying off program. Today, we look back at last Monday, our fifth day on tour. It's time to start heading home via Orange. We headed back there as we enjoyed yesterday's great breakfast at Gusto Cafe on Peel Street Tamworth. The day mainly was riding, and the 100 kph riding was taking its toll on the Himalayan's fuel consumption .A stop just north of Coolah to check out the black stump and stretch the legs. Being old blokes, there was, of course, another reason. The next stop was Dunedoo for pies and drinks. A bit of silo art, bird statues and Neptune the planet. We returned to the road after filling up with the Himalayan on reserve. We took a backroad to Wellington and discovered wind farms and acres of solar panels. The next town was Stuart Town, originally called Ironbark and made famous by the Australian Poet Banjo Patterson. Arriving next into Orange with the Himalayan well into reserve. That night a wonder meal and a good night's sleep. #destinationnsw #ridetheworld #ridetheworldmotorcycletours #motorcyclelife #motorcyclelifestyle #tamworthnsw #werriscreek #quirindi #goldenguitar

Another week of staying off program. Today, we look back at last Sunday, our fourth day on tour. Perfect riding weather. So after a great breakfast at Gusto Cafe in Peel Street Tamworth, two of us head first to the Powerhouse Motorcycle Museum to see less than a hundred of one man's motorcycle collection, which they change every so often with those in storage. Then off to Werris Creek to the Railway Memorial and Museum. It was closed, being Sunday, but we fluked it with some of the museum committee being on site and we were able to have a fantastic guided tour. We then rode to Bob's Shed in Quirindi and were met by the son, Garry. I am intrigued by how someone can have a wife who lets him keep all his treasure in one shed. We returned to Tamworth for photos at the Golden Guitar and Oxley Lookout. We went out for dinner at the Bollywood Tadka. An excellent choice. #destinationnsw #ridetheworld #ridetheworldmotorcycletours #motorcyclelife #motorcyclelifestyle #tamworthnsw #werriscreek #quirindi #goldenguitar

Another week of staying off program. Today, we look back at last Saturday, our third day on tour. The weather had improved, with no rain, but the cold had moved in. Who'd have thought it was Spring? A breakfast at Maccas as we had to be on the road and at Ural Australia by a set time. Breakfast done, we headed for Uralla and arrived early even with the Himalayan only travelling at 100 kph on the flat and downhill. A good look at the two-wheel drive Ural outfit and an excellent chat. We then headed a little north to Michael's Cafe for morning tea. On our return to Tamworth, we went via Dobson's Distillery in Kentucky for a bit of tasting, only a little tasting as we were riding. After purchasing a bottle each, we headed for the reason for our trip to Tamworth: the Bar-B-Que Festival and Thunder Roll. What a disappointment, $45.00 entry and little to show for it. We had a late lunch of a Lamb roll and then returned to the motel. #destinationnsw #ridetheworld #ridetheworldmotorcycletours #motorcyclelife #motorcyclelifestyle

Another week of staying off program. Today, we look back at last Friday, our second day of our six-day NSW intrastate ride. After trying to dry off ourselves and gear, we went to the local pub for dinner. Today's ride took us up the Oxley Highway and through some roadworks as they are upgrading the road. We didn't stop at Asply Falls as we wanted to get to Tamworth. We did stop at the Royal Cafe at Walcha. The food, as always, was great, and the fire in the fireplace warmed us up for the next stage of the ride. West to the New England HIghay and at Bendemeer, then South to Tamworth. We check in to our motel and then off to the motorcycle shop to buy replacement wet weather gloves. Back to our room for delivered pizzas. #destinationnsw #ridetheworld #ridetheworldmotorcycletours #motorcyclelife #motorcyclelifestyle

Another week of staying off program. Today, we look back at last Thursday, the first day of our six-day NSW intrastate ride. The plan was to ride the Harley Davidson Softail Deluxe, but the valve stem popped out of the front tyre's tube, leaving the Harley with a flat front tyre. One always needs at least one spare motorcycle, so the Royal Enfield Himalayan was called into duty. On the first day, we travelled from Sydney to Wauchope, and the rain stayed with us all day. The wet weather gear couldn't handle the water that fell on us, and we ended up soaked. Here is the trip for your enjoyment. #destinationnsw #ridetheworld #ridetheworldmotorcycletours #motorcyclelife #motorcyclelifestyle

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