Meet Eric Archambault: Touratech Adventure Expert
Eric Archambault is not only a motorcycle adventure expert and world-class rider, but he manages the Touratech-USA and contributes a regular blog post to our website – Archambault’s Angle.
Eric Archambault is not only a motorcycle adventure expert and world-class rider, but he manages the Touratech-USA and contributes a regular blog post to our website – Archambault’s Angle.
Regardless of skill level, we always want to progress, to conquer tougher terrain, to be smoother and to go faster. It’s no secret that going too slowly can make rough terrain more difficult, but adding speed can be intimidating and increase the risk and severity of a crash.
Touratech’s Beau Sullivan knows how to put gear to the test. When the new Touratech Waterproof line showed up he said, “Let me take it out.”
The number of female motorcyclists getting into adventure touring is on the rise. In fact, many of the well known adventure riders in the world are women. The timing is perfect for the arrival SheADV, a resource for women riders to share, learn, and plan future adventures.
Iain is Touratech’s Chief Riding Officer, appears in many Touratech videos and is part of The Touratech customer service team. They’re motorcycle industry veterans and riders and each of them is an ADV expert with a thirst for adventure and a desire to help you see the world from two wheels. Need advice on parts, gear, installation or anything having to do with your bike? Ask a Touratech Adventure Expert.
Aaron is part of The Touratech customer service team. They’re motorcycle industry veterans and riders and each of them is an ADV expert with a thirst for adventure and a desire to help you see the world from two wheels. Need advice on parts, gear, installation or anything having to do with your bike? Ask a Touratech Adventure Expert.
Simon and Lisa Thomas at the Touratech Booth
At both Touratech Rallies there is amazing rider training available. Whether you’re a seasoned adventure rider with years of terrain behind you or a newbie that just picked up your first dual-sport bike, you can always improve your skill level.
Now that 2016 has started it seems like a good time to take a moment and look back on the past year. I realize I rode in three of the four timezones that make up the lower 48 states last year.