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Ce n’est pas une brochure. Ce sont les routes que nous roulons quand personne n’a rien réservé : l’état du revêtement, quand y aller, quelle machine emmener, et ce que ça fait vraiment. Chaque photo ici est de nous, sur nos propres machines.

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Rio de Janeiro as a motorcycle passenger: the ride, with no licence needed A professional pilot takes the traffic and the corners; you take the rainforest, the lookouts and the Atlantic. Read the story → Catalonia, Spain Sitges and the Garraf coast road: a day ride from Barcelona on the C-31 A road cut into the cliffs above the Mediterranean, lunch by the sea, and home again before dinner. Read the story → Barcelona, Spain Riding Barcelona: Tibidabo, Montjuïc and the best views of the city A pine-forest climb to the top of the city, the Olympic hill, and the Sagrada Família without the queue. Read the story → Picos de Europa, Spain Choppers in the Picos de Europa: a route built around the bikes Limestone gorges twenty kilometres from the Atlantic, cloud sitting on the passes, and a week drawn to suit the machine we wanted to ride. Read the story → Catalonia, Spain A weekend out of Barcelona: into the Pyrenees, through Andorra, back along the coast The mountains start ninety minutes north of the airport, and almost nobody who flies in finds out. Read the story → Andalusia to Morocco Two continents in one ride: Andalusia, the Tarifa ferry, and the roads on the other side An hour on a boat from the southern tip of Spain, and the riding stops resembling Europe. Read the story → Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Riding Rio de Janeiro: the forest climb, the beach road and the coast heading west A rainforest climb, a mountain lookout and an empty ocean beach, all inside one morning. Read the story → Serra dos Órgãos, Brazil Serra dos Órgãos: the mountain road to Teresópolis Two hours north of the beach, ten degrees colder, and the granite towers the range is named for. Read the story → Serra da Bocaina, Brazil Serra da Bocaina: the dirt roads between Rio and São Paulo Red clay, eucalyptus and cane dust, on the backroads most visitors fly over. Read the story → Spain, Andorra and France Crossing the Pyrenees: Catalonia, Andorra, Aragón and the French side A week over the range on cruisers, through three countries and almost no traffic. Read the story → Carrancas, Minas Gerais Carrancas: dirt roads in Minas Gerais, and the sky at the end of them Unpaved roads through green hills, an afternoon storm, and a night with no light for fifty kilometres. Read the story → Andalusia, Spain Andalusia: the Sierra de Grazalema and the dunes at Punta Paloma Cork oak, gravel and white hill villages, then sand dunes with Africa on the horizon. Read the story →

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