Welcome to Just One More Mile .com!

About this site

This is the personal website of Paul and Tracy Beattie and chronicles our adventures, big and small, as well as being a source of information on our company, Just One More Mile Ltd.

It is not intended to be a Corporate website detailing all the services our company offers. If all you're looking for is information on how we can help you with your motorcycling aspirations, then click on the "Motorcycle Training" button and you will find what you are after. Or, if you'd like to discuss how Paul can help with your business' Enterprise Architecture or IT Strategy, then email him. Or, if you'd like to sample Tracy's delicious produce then email her.

If, on the other hand, you've a spare week or two and are curious as to who we are and what we've been up to, then make yourself a brew and explore what the site has to offer!

Here, you will find tales of trips past, including the stories from Paul's epic 2009 adventure riding a motorcycle from Alaska to Argentina (the Trans AM Blog) and his 2011 ride across America following the dirt-roads of the Trans-AM Trail. You will also find our old blogs from when we were planning our Round-the-World adventure, which also record details of the accident in 2007 that ended the dream, and of Tracy's remarkable recovery.

You will also find a collection of images from various trips in the Gallery section, including Paul's thirst-inducing collection of Beer Pics.

Finally, you can find out what we've been up to lately in the Latest Blog section, where Paul will be attempting to keep things more up-to-date than in the past (although don't be too surprised if he fails once more!)

We hope you enjoy the site and if you have any comments, either add them to the blog via the comments or email us at

Paul or Tracy

Now you can follow Paul on Twitter too!

So why “Just One More Mile”?

Simple: whenever we went out to ride our bikes, that’s the cry that we gave before we finally had to turn round and head for home…



It is perhaps a little less appropriate these days, but it still sums up our love of travel...