Open Road.
Motorcycle miles, places worth stopping for, and what the road teaches you.
Small Chips, Long Roads: Why Harley Riders Collect the Miles
A Harley poker chip may only cost a few dollars, but the road attached to it can hold an entire story. For me, that chip is from Zion, where the scenery, the ride, a flat tire, and an incredible dealership all became part of the same memory. The chips are small. The miles behind them are the real collection.
6,500 Miles, 15 Days, and One Hell of a Ride
Dad and I set out from Indiana with the motorcycles loaded, a rough route across the country, and about two weeks of riding ahead of us. By the time we were done, we had covered roughly 6,500 miles, crossed somewhere around 15 states, visited some incredible places, survived temperatures over 100 degrees, dealt with two motorcycle breakdowns, ridden some of the best roads in America, and collected more stories than I could possibly fit into a single photo dump.