Everywhere Virtually

As some will know the 800 is going back to bumw. That story has been done to death now and I’m looking to the future. I have had lots of ideas. Too many ideas in some ways. I want a touring bike but I also want an adventure bike. I want a light bike but [...]

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It is with great sadness that I have to hand back my F800GS. The recession has bitten me hard and I can’t afford the bike anymore. I could only afford such an expensive bike on finance and I can be glad I had two great years on it seeing places and meeting people others only [...]

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Late last year I took some time out to write a full review on the F800GS for Visor Down magazine. Thanks to Mark Godsland in the UK he made me aware that the article had been published along with all the feedback from my many friends and fellow 800 riders in the UK and beyond. [...]

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Fixing a bent footpeg – Attempt 1 from everywherevirtually on Vimeo.

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They’d probably not be as good as these… So the videos are fine but everything looks good in the factory. I can tell you that I have had over 5 heavy offs whilst riding the bike off road and in the snow. It has gone down hard and the bars only sustained cosmetic damage. In [...]

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Well my Moo cards arrived in their fantastically presented box. I also ordered two card holders. One for my web work cards (When I get around to creating them) and the others for my “everywhere virtually” activities. They arrived in the nick of time from London because by chance I have to travel to… London. [...]

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The last time I did it was on the shore of Lake Prespa in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. Fitting brake pads in Macedonia from everywherevirtually on Vimeo. After staying the night in the little village of Stenje beside lake Prespa in Macedonia I decided it was a good time to do some early [...]

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Some of you may know that despite riding the Balkan leg of the Sibirsky Extreme project I am also the creative brains behind the website and supporting media. The logo is a different matter. That honour goes to Matt Hill of Terra Circa. He also designed the Mondo Enduro logo and is a very talented [...]

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Back in the autumn my friend Steve happened upon a flock of sheep and started herding down a country lane with his BMW R1200 GSA… One Man & His BMW R1200 GSA from everywherevirtually on Vimeo. Starring Steve Coleman, farmer Giles & Shep The sheep didn’t like this and sadly later on in the day [...]

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