Life Is a Road, the Soul Is a Motorcycle

by Daniel B. Meyer

I was on a lonely stretch of road. There were no lights other than the moon and stars, and I had not encountered any traffic in at least 10 minutes. Far ahead of me a figure stepped out of the brush and stood on the shoulder of the road. The figure was still far out of my headlight range, but was visible as a stunning and marvelous silhouette in the bright moonlight.Capturing the essence of the riding experience through a series of adventures and a candid look into the author s mind, this book explodes the myths and shows the reader something few books have before-the complex motivations of an avid motorcycle rider.

208 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2003

Reviews

[Greg · Rating 3 out of 5]

Entertaining bit of fluff about the dreams and fantasies, mixed in some proportion with reality, of the motorcycling author. Written as a collection of short stories, a nice interlude for a few quiet moments on a cold winter evening in an easy chair with a cup of hot chocolate.

[Marinus Swanepoel · Rating 3 out of 5]

Expected more. Did not like the fantasy bits, the Valkyrie is a bike, not a dragon. Still quite enjoyable.

[Kevin Earls · Rating 4 out of 5]

This story is longer and more in-depth than usual. I liked it that much more.