Aiming for the goal of providing the ultimate motorcycle cruise in South Florida is a bit more complicated than it sounds. RMM (Rent My Motorcycle) in West Palm Beach is setting high standards for this exciting way of traveling the Sunshine state. Urban, suburban and rural areas are part of the itinerary included in their week-long trip that starts near their shop and covers places like Naples, Key Largo and Miami.
The Miami Seaquarium near Key Biscayne may not be on the itinerary this time. Gather literature and postcards to take home. The shark area and dolphin tank are favorite attractions for visitors. Your family will want to travel with you to see the Seaquarium and other sights the next time you take a motorcycle tour with RMM. It’s like a family vacation where everyone gets to check off part of their bucket list!
You’ll be surprised to find the extensive display of newer Harleys and BMWs included in RMM’s rental fleet. An RMM employee will lead the guided motorcycle cruise through South Florida. Part of his checklist is making sure the bikes customers select for their ride are tuned up, clean, and ready to go. An example is the BMW F800 ST, complete with a high windshield, full fairing, and touring cases. Ergonomically designed for touring, the raised handlebars and comfortable seat provide a pleasant ride.
After the intense vegetation of the Everglades, the white sand, blue waters and colorful buildings of South Beach in Miami is a sharp contrast. Stores, art galleries and upscale boutiques rub elbows with an eclectic display of eateries. You’ll enjoy riding through the area and getting familiar with locations you want to return to at another time.
There are definitely more riders interested in one of the South Florida guided motorcycle cruises than there are spaces available. It’s a small group event scheduled several times during the year. The October 2015 ride still has room, but the November 2015 event is closed. For more information on our guided tours through South Florida and to book reservations for 2015 and 2016 rides, call the RMM staff at 561-837-1032.