Two Wheel Dreamer

Motivating, Inspiring and Challenging All Two Wheelers to Dream Big and Go Beyond!

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I WONDER…

WANTING TO HOLD ON,

BUT KNOWING I SHOULD LET GO…

I WONDER…

WOULD I GIVE ALL MY TOMORROWS

FOR A SINGLE YESTERDAY?

Green Frogs, Bull Frogs and Fireflies

It’s 3:12 AM. As I nestled inside my Hyke and Byke two-person tent trying to find some sort of shut eye before dawn declared another day, I found myself surrounded by the sound of bullfrogs and green frogs trying to claim their territory or mate, or both. Who knew when I arrived at 6:30 PM the night before in Augusta, Maine that I would be struggling some nine hours later to find sleep. Maybe it was the excitement of the ride up from New Hampshire earlier in the day and the first leg of my test run with my newly installed Yakima bicycle rack on top of my Roadman Camper.

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Two Wheel Bikes

One rider’s lifelong two-wheel journey is an ongoing quest to help others answer their own who, what, when, where, and why questions

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Partners

Experts and innovators speak on the technology, trends, and challenges of Two Wheel rides. Advice and inspiration from Two Wheel Dreamer partners who have done it successfully.

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Classroom

Dave is a life-long educator, coach, and motivational speaker. He lives for the power of curiosity-one of the most powerful tools we own. Join his classroom where his experiences will inspire and inform you on life’s journey as balanced on two wheels.

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Follow your dreams. They do come true.

Your single biggest motivator in life isn’t your coach. It’s not even your best friend, it’s not even your mother or father. It is someone else. Someone who has the power to push you to even greater heights. When you wake up tomorrow morning, look in the mirror. The answer will be staring back at you. YOU are your biggest inspiration. Go out and get it done!

What’s It Like To Bunk On A Trip With Bunk-A-Biker?

Bunk-a-Biker is a worldwide community of motorcycle riders who voluntarily provide accommodations to traveling bikers. It’s a network that is designed to be utilized along the road for meeting new friends, making road family, and getting support for maintenance needs.

“If you surpass opportunity, your dreams will be only that-just dreams. You’ll never know what could have been.”

David W. Elliot

Teacher and Free-Lance Writer

A DREAMER’S STORY

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Smile and read our blog!

We have the ability to reach out and smile towards people. To open our arms, eyes, heart, and soul for they were made of warmth and love. To bring forth words of wisdom that you have not yet shared.

I used to think I loved myself less because I wouldn’t let myself love me more. Thoughts and feelings mean so much to me. Understanding is my goal. If people could bring forth feelings, I could smile into the sun – knowing I have been given warmth and love.

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CONTACT US

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Dave@twowheeldreamer.com

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