On this episode of RAW, we discuss recognizing and resolving conflicts while travelling, whether it’s with someone you started the trip with or someone you meet along the way and decide to ride with. Common sources of conflict include differing riding styles, daily routines, decision-making, or budget mismatches. The panel talks about how to communicate effectively on the road, ways to compromise, when to take space, and how to reset after tension or disagreement.

Listen to the episodes on ARR featuring two riders who faced issues while travelling from Atlanta to Alaska together. They ended up parting ways and didn’t remain friends. Each appeared on the show in separate episodes to share their side of the story. 

Abandoned on the Dalton
Abandoned - The Other Side of the Story

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