That thing we do!!
At NOMAD in ME, we believe that motorcycling is more than just a mode of transportation; it's a tool for exploration and a gateway to unforgettable experiences. Unlike traveling in a car, riding a motorcycle immerses you in the moment, connecting you with the road and its surroundings. The exhilaration of being in the saddle is endless, but we understand that discomfort can limit your journey. It's about how much you can push through the discomfort, how you can learn to embrace it, that determines how far you can go.
Our motto, "Explore Experiences Connecting Curiosity," encapsulates our commitment to fostering a community of adventurous riders, nurturing their curiosity, and igniting a passion for exploration. Whether you're a seasoned rider or just starting your journey, NOMAD in ME is here to guide you, connect you with like-minded explorers, and help you create your own memorable stories on two wheels.
Join us as we embark on this exciting adventure together. Let's embrace the road, explore new horizons, and awaken the nomad within you.
We have been partners in crime for 20 years now. Travel was always a wish list that was constantly unfulfilled. Eventually we have found time to follow our passion. Motorcycling restarted for us two years back and we found a perfect tool to get us places. We have been trying to manifest results and control all the variables, Travel and motorcycling taught us that we while we we cannot control everything , the journey is what matters and experiences are what fulfill us. We also found that motorcycling together (not pillion) connected us much better.
Cultivating the Addiction:
Motorcycling isn't just a hobby; it's an addiction that's cultivated over time and nurtured with each ride. As with any addiction, it's essential to keep it in control and not let it overwhelm you. We understand that riding isn't always easy, and sometimes, you need that extra motivation. Venturing off the regular highways onto smaller, less-travelled roads isn't a natural inclination; it has to be encouraged. That's where finding like-minded groups and experienced riders comes in. They provide not only safety in numbers but also guidance and reassurance that your journey will be memorable and safe.
Alexa Young, CA
