Being proactive in communities and contributing to important causes around the world is a key component of adventure motorcycling for many. What we found in our moto-centric group are big-hearted individuals who use motorbikes as the catalyst, and often the tools, for giving back. Taking on such projects requires one heck of a lot of effort, and there are a few organizations out there pooling their resources to ensure not just the community around them, but also the world, is a better place. To bring some of these folks and their projects to your attention, we talked to a few of them about their organizations.
MOTOR CYCLE RELIEF
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