MotoQuest Opens Shop in Long Beach

MotoQuest Tour and Rental

Motorcycle Tour and Rental operator MotoQuest, the long-established leader in adventure riding in its native Alaska, has expanded to the West Coast with the opening of its newest Adventure Center, MotoQuest West, located adjacent to Long Beach BMW / Husqvarna Motorcycles in Long Beach, Calif.

Phil Freeman (MotoQuest Founder and Lead Guide) says: "We are very excited about this location, it is ideal for offering all of our clients the same outstanding experience they have come to expect from us.

"We are extending the hassle free airport pick-up and drop-off service we have been providing for our clients for the past 13 years in Anchorage to our Long Beach clients. With our strategic alliance with our friends at Long Beach BMW, we couldn’t have asked for a better situation"

General Manager Kevin Hagerty is a lifelong motorcyclist, a 40 year resident of Southern California and a MotoQuest guide. Kevin is anxious to help with suggestions with ride destinations and accommodations.

Initially MotoQuest will offer the complete line of BMW GS models, with expansion to street and touring models soon to be added.

Whether you are interested in exploring the American Southwest, the historic Pacific Coast Highway, California’s Giant Redwoods, Route "66", Baja, Death Valley, or the treasure trove of Utah’s National Parks, MotoQuest West is the answer.

To contact MotoQuest, visit them online or call toll free 1-800-756-1990 or Long Beach direct at 1-562-RENT (7368).

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Ron Lieback
One of the few moto journalists based on the East Coast, Ron Lieback joined the motorcycle industry as a freelancer in 2007. He is also the author of 365 to Vision: Modern Writer's Guide (How to Produce More Quality Writing in Less Time).

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