The idea is simple...Canadians, Europeans, Australians, South Africans and other nationalities i have met on my time on the road have all expressed a preference to ride in the USA. The main problems i was told is that it is cost prohibitive to ship their bike here, get it insured, or rent a suitable bike to ride off road on trails, forget about buying and insuring if you don't have an American driving license...then there's not knowing where to ride if you haven't been here before.

What if you were given a bike set up correctly for riding 'anywhere', all your gas was covered, correct luggage was on the bike, you were provided with a tent and sleeping mat for wild camping on a trail if need be, if not then all your hotel and breakfast costs were covered.

The ride is a very small group of a maximum of four riders (no pillions) and ride 5000 miles in 18 days...95% of the ride on trails, single track, mountain roads, logging roads, some of the best parts of the Trans America Trail, White Rim Trail, National and State parks even a little time on the Pacific Coast Highway, also go to San Francisco and Las Vegas...the adventure goes thru Colorado, Utah, Nevada, California, Arizona and New Mexico.