Conversations With A Motorcycle

Equal parts autobiography, philosophy, and humor, this is a testosterone-fueled account of one man’s struggle to define himself through his first motorcycle. The author’s approach to riding will delight serious bikers who lean through high-speed curves, feel the sting of the rain, and experience the touch of fog. New riders will learn that a biker’s image is forged by thousands of solitary miles, flavored by sweat, which occasionally runs cold. Those who love a rider may question their motives while yielding to their desires. Writer, speaker, and humorist, Jack Riepe bought his first motorcycle in 1975. His motives were the worst, though his heart was almost pure. Conversations With A Motorcycle explains the mysterious voice riders hear when on the road, and the consequences of listening too closely, or not at all.