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 response to general interest the organisers of the Milward Memorial Run have put together a motorcycle tour of North and West Africa in support of Motorcycle Outreach. The five week, 8000km motorcycle trip will include scenic diversions in Morocco, the remote region of Western Sahara and a visit to the Riders for Health facility in The Gambia.

GlobeBusters, the UK's leading long distance overland motorcycle travel company, have teamed with the charity Motorcycle Outreach (MoR) to lead a team of riders on this new motorcycle adventure, leaving in early November 2008. A proportion of trip price will go to MoR's work to provide sustainable healthcare logistics, by motorcycle, in rural areas of Indonesia.

Trip updates can be found at Globebuster's Tales from the Road.