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Summary: Life is a Road Review 2004
Review: This guy wrote a great book for all motorcyclists who travel the USA Roads. He has several miles under his belt and I have personally met him. The Book life is a rode was informative for some of us younger riders, had lots of rode information and was very pleasing to read!
Funny at times, and held my attention throughout. This is the kind of riding I like to read about, I've never been on such a ride, but it does place a spark in my 50 year old heart!
The Girl in the book is a dream to a lot of riders, and it brings out some of our own imaginations too.
I believe that you'll enjoy the book. I give it 5 Stars for entertainment, 5 Stars for story telling, and at times... 5 Stars for all the excitement.
I have read it twice and picked up more the second time than the first.
Thanks Daniel Meyer for a most enjoyable book!
Rating: 
Summary: Great read
Review: This is a light, fast paced, and highly enjoyable set of stories about one man's experiences on the road. It should strike a chord with anyone who rides, and inspire anyone who's always wanted to.
Rating:
Summary: Great read
Review: This is a light, fast paced, and highly enjoyable set of stories about one man's experiences on the road. It should strike a chord with anyone who rides, and inspire anyone who's always wanted to.
Rating:
Summary: A great read
Review: This is one of those books that you either love or hate, either it touches you and makes you long for the open road and the adventures beyond the next "twistie" or you throw up your hands in disgust and consider it wasted time. This is not a novel, on the surface its a simple set of small narrations of what happened during a trip: I took road x, stopped and had x for dinner, slept in motel x, etc. For many people this is all they get from it and its not terribly exciting. For others, those who have the travelling "bug" this is a thrilling narrative of the romance of the open road. What it feels like to leave work on a friday, all strung out and hit the "twisties" and stop at small places where people call you "hon" and to begin to put your priorities back in order. Mr. Meyers feelings towards his ride and his enjoyment of the open road, the desire to just start riding, pick roads at random and see where you end up... more importantly his ability to enjoy things that others avoid, like riding in the middle of a storm or right through the middle of a dust-devil..appeal to me, its something that people either understand or look at you funny about. If you understand then this book is for you!
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