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Against the Wind: A Rider’s Account of the<br />
Incredible Iron Butt Rally<br />
by Ron Ayres<br />
This riveting book tells the<br />
story of what many call the<br />
most grueling test of human<br />
endurance in all of motorcycling.<br />
With guts and sheer<br />
willpower, riders must overcome<br />
fatigue and danger, calling<br />
upon reserves deep within<br />
themselves. Imagine ten consecutive<br />
thousand-mile days on a motorcycle in<br />
a mental race against unknown obstacles, a route<br />
that can change at a moment’s notice, and a ruthlessly<br />
ticking clock, and you’ve imagined the Iron<br />
Butt Rally. Sftbd., 6 x 9 in., 240 pp., b/w illus.<br />
AYRE $19.95<br />
Around the World on a Motorcycle:<br />
1928 to 1936<br />
by Zoltán Sulkowsky<br />
The year was 1928 when<br />
two young Hungarians<br />
decided to travel around<br />
the world on a motorcycle.<br />
The trip, on a<br />
Harley-Davidson<br />
motorcycle with sidecar,<br />
started in Paris, France.<br />
During the next eight<br />
years Sulkowsky and his<br />
friend Gyula Bartha traveled through Europe,<br />
Africa, the Mideast, India, Australia, southeast<br />
Asia, China, Japan, North and South America,<br />
and back to Europe. They earned enough money<br />
to keep traveling by selling photographs and<br />
accounts of their experiences and giving lectures<br />
in the many cities they visited along the way.<br />
Sulkowsky gives a very clear-eyed view of the<br />
world in the 1930s—a world where the colonizing<br />
influence of Europe had affected much of<br />
Africa and Asia. He describes in detail the overwhelming<br />
effect the British had on Indian culture<br />
and contrasts that with countries farther east<br />
where the trappings of European dominance<br />
barely reached beyond the major cities.<br />
Sulkowsky and Bartha experienced the riches of<br />
sultans, witnessed primitive cultures and extreme<br />
poverty, traveled through wilderness with the<br />
ever-present danger of wild animals, and<br />
traversed roads of all descriptions. A must-read<br />
for anyone with a lust for adventure!<br />
Hdbd., 6 x 9 in., 413 pp., b/w illus.<br />
AWM $29.95<br />
Against the Clock:<br />
The Incredible Story of the 7/49<br />
by Ron Ayres<br />
Back by popular demand, this book<br />
relates Ayres epic motorcycle ride<br />
to shatter the Guinness Record for<br />
visiting the 48 contiguous states in 6<br />
days and 31 minutes.<br />
This account thoroughly captures<br />
the flavor of the ride as it happened.<br />
It describes the internet community’s<br />
reactions to the daily, hourly, and<br />
even minute-by-minute updates.<br />
Many of the frantic e-mails concerning<br />
his condition, mishaps, victories, and concern<br />
for others are all recounted here. Sftbd.,<br />
5-1/2 x 8-1/2 in., 252 pp., b/w illus.<br />
CLOCK $24.95<br />
Dreaming of Jupiter<br />
by Ted Simon<br />
In 1974 Ted Simon set out on a<br />
round-the-world trip on a<br />
Triumph motorcycle. His extraordinary<br />
account of his four-year<br />
odyssey, Jupiter’s Travels, was a<br />
huge bestseller.<br />
In 2001, at the age of 69, Simon<br />
decided to retrace his journey.<br />
Would the journey be too arduous<br />
for an older man How much had the world<br />
changed Come along as Simon rediscovers the<br />
thrill of riding solo around the world. Dreaming<br />
of Jupiter is thrilling, hilarious, and moving—a<br />
fascinating read! Sftbd., 6 x 9 in., 448 pp.,<br />
DOJ $24.95<br />
Two Wheels Through Terror: Diary of a<br />
South American Motorcycle Odyssey<br />
by Glen Heggstad<br />
While riding to the<br />
southern tip of South<br />
America, Glen Heggstad<br />
is kidnapped by<br />
Columbia’s ELN army.<br />
Ripped from his motorcycle,<br />
robbed of everything,<br />
and forced to<br />
march through jungles<br />
with assault rifles in his<br />
back, he is fed small<br />
amounts of rice and water. It was a “do-or-die”<br />
act of desperation that eventually secured his<br />
freedom. Hdbd., 276 pp., color illus.<br />
TWTT $24.95<br />
Hard Miles: 11 Days, 11,000 Miles (DVDs)<br />
The Iron Butt Rally,<br />
11 days and<br />
11,000 miles on<br />
two wheels. Some<br />
call it The World’s<br />
Toughest<br />
Motorcycle<br />
Competition. And<br />
until now, no one<br />
has successfully<br />
shown the story of the Iron Butt Rally on film.<br />
We have two dvds showcasing the 2007 and 2009<br />
Iron Butt rallies. Includes a history of the rally<br />
with founder Mike Kneebone. DVD, NTSC std.,<br />
65 min., color<br />
HMD 2007 Iron Butt Rally $29.95<br />
HM2D 2009 Iron Butt Rally $29.95<br />
Jupiter’s Travels<br />
by Ted Simon<br />
Ted Simon took his Triumph<br />
Tiger around the world, logging<br />
four years, 78,302 miles,<br />
and fifty-four countries. But the<br />
true journey in Jupiter’s Travels<br />
is the one which he takes into<br />
his soul. This travelogue<br />
describes the external landscape<br />
of the places he visited, as well as<br />
the inner landscape of his philosophical<br />
and personal reflections.<br />
Jupiter’s Travels has been printed in six languages<br />
and has sold over 300,000 copies. Sftbd., 5-1/2 x<br />
8-1/2 in., 447 pp., b/w illus.<br />
JUPTR $24.95<br />
One More Day Everywhere: Crossing 50<br />
Borders on the Road to Global Understanding<br />
by Glen Heggstad<br />
In 2001, Glen Heggstad began a<br />
journey on his motorcycle, but was<br />
kidnapped by local rebels and held<br />
captive (see above).<br />
Three years later he again set out<br />
on his bike, this time searching for<br />
truth in a world that had become<br />
strangled by a climate of fear. Starting<br />
his trip in Japan, he traveled through<br />
Siberia, Mongolia, Europe, the Middle<br />
East, South East Asia, and Africa,<br />
stopping in more than 30 countries to<br />
deliver his message of the real United States, as<br />
he knew it. Sftbd., 6 x 9 in., 422 pp., b/w/c illus.<br />
OMDE $18.95<br />
Iceland: A Motorcycling Paradise Unlike<br />
Anywhere Else on Earth (DVD)<br />
New knobby tires transform<br />
motorcycles into backcountry<br />
beasts. With birds and whales as<br />
companions, gravel and water<br />
their playground, you’ll watch<br />
as three motorcyclists set out to<br />
travel 30 days and 3,000 miles<br />
over the land of fire and ice.<br />
You’ll view exhilarating riding<br />
through raging rivers, breathtaking fjords, and<br />
expansive lava fields. Helge Pedersen leads this<br />
incredible journey across a land forged by fire<br />
and honed by ice. DVD, 60 min., color<br />
ICED $19.95<br />
IndoChina Expedition (DVD)<br />
From Vietnam to Singapore, traveling over 8,000<br />
miles in 71 days, the IndoChina<br />
Expedition captures a motorcycle<br />
adventure that few have<br />
experienced...<br />
Starting in Saigon, Vietnam,<br />
follow their adventure as they<br />
travel through extremes in<br />
weather and terrain, and discover<br />
the rich cultures of Vietnam,<br />
Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, and Malaysia. After<br />
71 days on the road, their epic journey finishes<br />
up in Singapore. Spectacular footage!<br />
DVD, NTSC std., 100 min., color<br />
IED $24.95<br />
Silk Road Adventure (DVD)<br />
This eight-week adventure crosses the vast<br />
deserts of Central Asia, high<br />
mountain passes, and through<br />
crowded, bustling cities.<br />
Experience the difficult riding<br />
conditions, mechanical breakdowns,<br />
and accidents, and<br />
understand why the intrigue of<br />
the Silk Road’s history, countries,<br />
and cultures makes the<br />
hardships more than worthwhile.<br />
Ride along and explore a part of the world<br />
seldom visited by foreign travelers. DVD, NTSC<br />
std., 240 min., color<br />
SRAD $29.95<br />
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