Motorcycle Outreach (MoR) is a registered charitable organisation which works to introduce effective healthcare delivery in remote areas of developing countries.

Effective healthcare in rural areas depends on transport. Vehicles used for this purpose need to be systematically maintained and managed. Motorcycle Outreach assists governmental and non-governmental organisations in this.

Motorcycle Outreach has grown from the vision of the late Simon Milward, a global humanitarian motorcyclist from the UK who championed effective healthcare delivery by motorcycle based upon the successful Riders for Health (RfH) model which is already well established in Africa.

Motorcycle Outreach supports an established project on the island of Flores in Indonesia. Health for All (HfA) provides primary healthcare transport for a catchment area of over fifty thousand people living in over fifty villages.

In cooperation with Motorcycle Outreach, Globebusters, offer a motorcycle expedition of North and West Africa in support of the charity.

The four week, 7000km motorcycle trip includes scenic diversions in Morocco, a Sahara Desert crossing (Western Sahara and Mauritania), travel in Senegal and Mali, a safari park expedition and a tour of The Gambia. The expedition ends in Dakar, Senegal.

The first expedition took place in November and December 2008 and was a major success. Bookings are now being taken for the next expedition in January 2010.

Further details can be found at Globebusters.