Motorcycle Trip Canada - Chain Failure in Thunder Bay, Foggy Roads & a Bear in Sault Ste Marie

Описание: On our motorcycle trip through Canada toward Alaska, this ride along the north shore of Lake Superior took an unexpected turn. While traveling by motorcycle through Northern Ontario, a rattling chain forced us to stop in Thunder Bay, making it impossible to keep riding safely. What started as a scenic on-road adventure quickly turned into a problem-solving moment every motortraveller recognizes.

This episode follows our overland motorcycle journey from Thunder Bay to Sault Ste. Marie, dealing with foggy roads, road construction, changing weather, and mechanical failure. Along the way we visit the railway museum in Schreiber, experience misty riding conditions near Lake Superior, and end the day with a surprise when a bear plunders garbage bins in Sault Ste. Marie.

If you love adventure motorcycling, motorcycle travel, overlanding by bike, on-road and off-road riding, or motorcamping, this episode is for you. Inspired by long-distance motorcycle travel styles similar to Itchy Boots, Alex on Road, and Got2Go, this series documents the real challenges of traveling by motorcycle through Canada — breakdowns included.

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