Motorcycle Adventures Top 200 Rides

This new 7th Edition of the bestselling Hema Australia Motorcycle Atlas, now called Motorcycle Adventures, has been updated with the latest ride distances, trip highlights and vital information. Discover Australia’s TOP 200 rides, organised by state/territory, with details including start and finish points, motorcycle suitability per trip (Adventure, Cruiser, Sports and Tourer bikes), distance and relevant contact information. Produced in a compact size to fit in your tank bag or pannier, this guidebook is the perfect companion for riders keen to explore and discover our beautiful nation.

ATLAS COMPANION

Each ride features a map reference, which corresponds to the Australia Road & 4WD Handy - 185 x 248mm. This companion product is available for purchase on the Hema Maps website or through authorized retailers.

Australia Road & 4WD Handy - 185 x 248mm

Key Features

Self-drive motorcycle rides for sports, tourer, cruiser and adventure bikes
Ride distances
Visitor information centres
Trip highlights
Rides referenced to Australia Road & 4WD Handy Atlas

Key Specifications

Edition: 7th

Publication Date: 11/10/2024

Number of Pages: 160pp

Height: 248mm

Width: 185mm

Binding: Clear spiral bound on 248mm edge

Packing format: Cartons of 10

Great guide, well laid out and easy to follow, appropriate size to carry on the bike, now I have added more rides to my list I would like to complete.

Top 200 rides

It’s a good idea, I’m going on a trip to Western Australia and this book has come in handy for rides to do while I’m there, having to have a companion book (maps) seems strange, one book doesn’t have the maps and the other doesn’t have the rides, if the two could be integrated somehow simply to see where the ride is in the state then one can load it into their gps map app, I’m considering the purchase of the HX-M1 gps unit where I can have the rides pre marked on a digital map, even better if Hema has a list for all the rides preset in the HX-M1 now that would be awesome.

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Gday, first of all I think it is a good book,
But you’ve missed some great rides after Barry way , there is Elliot way or alpine way.
Also you should consider making the routes line up with one another , as in after Barry way go Elliot way to mitta then either omeo hwy or bright.
It would be easier to follow for us dimwitted.
And I personally would like to see some road trip routes. Recently me and my son did that ride from Briagolong.
1000 k in two days.
Xmas just gone we did a 1500 k trip over 5 days. Thanks for the chance to have some input and please don’t take that personal.