Country Information and North America links

Olson says: "I can never stop thinking about the next trip.  My wife and I are expecting a new Baby this spring and I know that I may be homeward bound for awhile.  By getting involved in this community I feel maybe I can meet some fellow travelers and live vicariously through them during my baby sabbatical.  I'm very knowledgeable about travel in Mexico and can provide a nice backyard for tent camping (showers too) and a nice garage for wrenching in."

Sounds good to me, thanks Olson! Contact Olson via the HU Community listing for Fayetteville, NC.

There's a direct link between the development of small scale factory mills and the development of motorcycles so it seemed perfectly natural to stop at a working flour mill that was constructed in 1790 and "modernized" in the late 19th century to examine the gearing mechanisms.

Drop in on Alaska Leather on your Alaskan adventure for service, tires, accessories and a hot cup of fresh coffee!

Motorcycle Touring in Colorado. "The goal of this site is to guide you to the best motorcycle roads in Colorado and help you find what you need when you get there, whether it's motels, campgrounds, great food, bike repair, rallies — you name it."

Provide information on motorcycle roads. You can submit your favorite road.

Information provided by National Highway Traffic Safety Administration "concerning the importation of a passenger car, truck, trailer, motorcycle, bus, or multi-purpose passenger vehicle (MPV) that was not originally manufactured to comply with U.S. or Canadian safety standards."

Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade - Advisories, travel info etc.

"Provides an overview of Customs regulations and procedures that apply to travelers entering or exiting the United States... Things To Know Before You Travel"

USA's Most Famous Highway, everything you need.

A site with a list of motorcycle friendly campsites and other places to sleep or drink. Include Europe and part of US.

Publishes "Backroad Mapbooks" for most Canadian provinces.

Canadian Tourism site - tons of info.

Yes, there are bears in North America and they can be dangerous. Read this and be smart about bears.