The moment something goes wrong on a Dominican road, your instincts from home stop being useful. You will want to pull the bike off the road, exchange information, and...
Nobody in the Dominican Republic learned to ride from a manual. They learned from their tío, from watching a motoconcho carry three sacks of plantains and a toddler through...
You don’t need ten days and packed panniers to feel the Dominican Republic change under your wheels. Some of the country’s best riding sits two hours or less from...
Your riding gear is going to work harder in the Dominican Republic than it does at home. That’s the honest starting point. Between coastal humidity that doesn’t quit, afternoon...
Your GPS says the next town is 40 kilometers away. It doesn’t say whether that town has a gas station open, whether it takes cards, or whether the “gasolinera”...
