Tall Tales But True From Lifetime In Motorcycling

Motorcycling is not just a hobby, it's a way of life. For many riders, the thrill of hitting the open road on two wheels is an experience that cannot be replicated. From long journeys on scenic routes to adrenaline-filled adventures, the world of motorcycling is filled with incredible stories that often seem like tall tales but are, in fact, true.

1. The Haunted Highway

Imagine riding on a deserted highway at night, the only source of light being your bike's headlamp. Suddenly, you notice a shadowy figure in your peripheral vision. As you turn to get a closer look, the figure disappears into thin air. This eerie encounter was experienced by a rider who claims he encountered a ghostly apparition while riding on a notoriously haunted highway. Was it a figment of his imagination or a real paranormal experience? The mystery remains unsolved.

2. The Cross-Country Journey

One adventurous rider set out on a mission to travel across the country, covering thousands of miles in just a matter of days. With determination and a powerful machine, he embarked on an extraordinary cross-country journey, setting a new record for the fastest coast-to-coast motorcycle ride. Battling against the elements, fatigue, and road challenges, he proved that the limits of human endurance can be pushed to achieve remarkable feats.

VINTAGE MORRIS: Tall Tales but True from a Lifetime in Motorcycling

by Brooke Levine(Kindle Edition)

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3. The Biker's Guardian Angel

There have been countless stories of bikers finding themselves in precarious situations, but sometimes, help comes from unexpected sources. One fateful night, a motorcyclist found himself stranded on a remote road due to a sudden storm. As he anxiously waited for someone to pass by, a stranger appeared seemingly out of nowhere. This mysterious person provided comfort and shelter until help arrived. Was it a chance encounter or a guardian angel sent to protect him?

4. The Man Who Rode Around the World

Picture yourself embarking on a journey that takes you across continents and cultures, experiencing the diversity of the world first-hand. One man turned this dream into a reality as he rode his motorcycle around the globe, covering more than 100,000 miles. From perilous terrains to breathtaking landscapes, he encountered unique challenges and unforeseen friendships throughout his globe-trotting adventure. His story inspires all riders to embrace the unknown and follow their passion for exploration.

5. The Solo Rider's Transformation

For some, motorcycling is not only about the thrill but also about introspection and self-discovery. A solitary rider embarked on a long journey across desolate landscapes, searching for answers within himself. The solitude and time spent alone on the road allowed him to reflect, reassess his priorities, and make life-altering decisions. This transformative experience serves as a reminder that sometimes, the true adventure lies within.

Motorcycling is a gateway to incredible stories and life-altering experiences. From ghostly encounters to unimaginable journeys, these tales remind us of the sheer exhilaration and profound impact that motorcycling can have on our lives. Whether you're a rider or an admirer, these true tales will leave you yearning for your next motorcycle adventure.

VINTAGE MORRIS: Tall Tales but True from a Lifetime in Motorcycling

by Brooke Levine(Kindle Edition)

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	2191 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Print length	:	443 pages

FREE

Lester Morris is Australia's longest-serving, and probably the most published, specialist motorcycle writer in the country, with most of his peers considering him to be 'iconic', or even 'legendary'.

His first articles, on simple maintenance and safety, werer published in REVS Motorcycle News (paper) in 1968; followed for the next 50 years by test reports of new models, Classic motorcycles, race reports, and a series of humorous columns published in eighteen of Australia's top-selling motorcycle magazines.

From 1948 he spent over 20 years in the trade; his first book, "Motorcycling in Australia", published by McMillan in 1976.  Lester is also a noted race commentator, often featuring as an expert motorcycle compere on 'Torque', a 1970s National TV Motoring programme.

His E-book, "Vintage Morris: Tall Tales but True from a Lifetime in Motorcycling" is just that, a memoir of his 'many-and-various' - and often hilarious - experiences in the fascinating mototcycle industry.