Revving Up Your Social Circle: A Guide to Making New Motorcycle Friends

Having travelled to over 15 countries on group ride adventure motorcycle riding holidays in this video I’ll share why I highly recommend looking into pre-organized group holidays and how it can be the key to making new motorcycle friends. I discuss the pros and cons of:

  • Time
  • Avoiding admin
  • Meeting new people
  • Less stress
  • Economies of scale
  • You don’t need your own motorcycle
  • Organised trips are tried & tested

Let me know in the videos comments what your experience has been, good or bad. Where have you been? Any recommendations or things to avoid? How you find motorcycle friends, or how to be be more social.

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