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Rode a 48 Indian Chief through Europe, North America and Asia.

"(This) website chronicles the adventures and misadventures of my motorcycle trip through North and South America, 2002-2003."

Ride across US on his motorcycle using only dirt roads. "I found out about the Trans-American Trail in June, 2000. I am fortunate to be the first person to ride the entire route starting in Columbia, TN."

"Dual Sport adventures and photos in Colorado, ride reports in the area."

"Dave Barr, from California, rode his 1972 Harley-Davidson around the world. Six continents, three and a half years (September 1990 - May 1994) and 83,000 miles. Dave is the only one to tour the world on a Harley. If this wasn't enough of a distinction, he's also the only disabled person to have accomplished such a feat. Dave is a double amputee, lost both of his legs to a land mine explosion in Angola in 1981. Dave has written and published 'Riding The Edge'. Deciding he needed yet another challenge, in the WINTER of 1996-97, he started at the French coast of the Atlantic Ocean and across Europe, Russia and Siberia all the way to the Pacific Ocean! The total mileage of the journey was 13,000 ridden miles. Documented in 'Riding the Ice'"

It has travel stories and photos from rides to California and other states in 2001, 2002, and 2003.

Traveled throughout the world on their BMW. They have just finished their 2003-2004 world trip.

Central America (Jan 02), Sturgis (Aug 01), and Alaska (Jun 00).

"So far my adventures have taken me to Greece, Mexico, France and all over the USA! I'm currently working on a tour of Central and South America."

Through the Darien gap by Rokon motorcycle.