Beach's Motorcycle Adventures

New England Riders is a community of motorcyclists that self-organize to ride and have fun with other riders. It is not a club – no dues, membership, rules or officers. We are an inclusive group and all motorcycle brands are welcome. We believe in safe group riding and being respectful towards others. Everyone is welcome to participate in the forum, at social gatherings or on rides.

Rob, Mike & Lisa chat about the sights and smells you experience traveling by motorcycle versus by car but even more importantly, they chat about how to get more women riding, and more!

Rob gives Mike a detailed description of Beach's Sicilian Sojourn tour of Sicily, Calabria & the Amalfi Coast.

Rob, Mike & Jane chat about her long relationship with BMW and how important motorcycling is to mental well-being, especially in this time of partial isolation. Motorcycling is a true social distancing sport that will also keep you centered.

Canadian motorcycle dealer Larry Lage, owner of Excalibur Motorcycle Works, joins Rob & Mike to talk about what's happening in the motorcycle industry. There was a bit of a bad connection here and there but it's worth listening through!

Mr. Al Walker of Wanaka, New Zealand joins us to talk about what New Zeland has to offer and lays out Beach's 2021 tour itinerary in detail.

Rob & Mike get dirty with BJ from DC Dirt Camp. DC Dirt Camp is a Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) sponsored and American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) chartered Dirt Bike Training School in Northern Virginia.

Rob & Mike are joined by Ben Machamer to talk about picking the right touring bike if you are inseam challenged. They also talk about a bunch of other stuff.

Karen Salemi joins Rob & Mike to talk about being a solo woman rider, joining a tour alone, and encouraging women to get out there and ride! They also chat about motorcycle size, gear, and much more.

Rob & Mike are joined by their lovely and patient wives, Gretchen & Bonnie, to talk about touring from the passengers perspective. This should be good!