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ABOUT ME

 Hi Everyone,

Welcome to my Blog My Solo Motorcycle Ride. 


I would like to share to the world my motorcycle journey, my inspirations and experience with other riders. I would like to be friends with other motorcycle riders to learn from them ideas and listen to their experience.


My Motorcycle

My name is Michael Anonat, I am from the Philippines. I ride a 250cc Classic looking motorcycle and have been very interested in motorcycles before I got one.


This is my motorcycle I use everyday for work and for adventure. 

I want to take this blog to the world of motorcycles and is looking forward in the future to see the world in motorcycle. I am inspired by many riders that goes to the wilderness for camping and I would like to do the same. This is me with my motorcycle.





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