Two Wheels to Adventure (Alaska to Argentina by Motorcycle, Bigfoot 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.13 (634 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 097622030X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 755 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
One of the best motorcycle adventure-travel books ever published Danny Liska's book is one of the greatest adventure riding books written. Whenever he he tells a story that is so amazing you think it cannot be true, it is backed up with photos. The man's adventures have been an inspiration to a generation of dual-sport travelers.. two wheels to adventure Angel in the west i borrowed this book inter library loan and it is an awsome book! a large portion of the book covers his crossing of the darien gap. lots of good pics. he runs out of money in peru and works as a movie extra, push, pulls, and drags his trusty BMW from his home in nebraska to the furthest north you can ride, turns around and rides to the furthest point south and . Olga L. Kramar said What an adventure!. This story had me gripped for days until I finished, and many days after. Danny Liska is a true adventurer and I feel lucky to have traveled his journey, even if only from the comfort of my home.
He was the first person to complete an overland route, riding over 95000 miles between the Arctic Circle and the tip of South America. For this feat, he's included in the Guinness Book of Motorcycle Facts and Feats as a champion rider along the Pan American Highway. In this book the author Danny Liska rode his motorcycle - a BMW R60 - from Alaska to Argentina. This second edition hardcover book features more than 600 photographs and illustrations as well as the same extraordinary high quality printing on all of its pages to exactly match the first Edition released in 1989.. This book has become an extremely hard-to-find classic! It is 755 pages of pure adventure like few have ever known! Nearly every page has a photo or illustration! This is one of the best travel books ever written -- and the best motorcycle travel book ever