Stan Mott's Go Kart World Circumnavigation. Mott of New York, who drove a Lambretta-engined 175-c.c. Italkart (with a ground clearance of two inches) 23,300 land miles through 28 countries from February 15, 1961, to June 5, 1964, beginning and finishing in New York. Why did he do it? A bet over a cup of coffee. The full story at Dean's Garage

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High wheeling through Afghanistan. Via: Cyclorama

Somewhere in Pakistan. Via: Otto Nero

One man caravan: Robert Fulton's trip around the world. The full story at The Velobanjogent

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Pieter Hugo: The Hyena Men. Via: Fantomatik

 Around the world by motorcycle 1901 - 1950. Via:

Riding through Antarctica in 1968. Via: The Velobanjogent

"The last photograph of Frank Lenz, who in the mid-1890s attempted to circle the world on bicycle. He disappeared in eastern Turkey and is the subject of David Herlihy’s new book, The Lost Cyclist.

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Namory, one of the Motorcycle Taxi Drivers of Kaolack, Senegal. Via: I Spy With My Third Eye

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Have Scooter, will travel. Via: Advrider forums

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