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Since his first piece was published in Cycle World magazine in 1977, Peter Egan has consistently captivated his readers with thrilling adventures. Whether it’s a journey along the Mississippi River to New Orleans in pursuit of a tin of chicory coffee, or an exciting flight to Japan to test-ride the latest Yamahas, Egan’s exceptional insight and eloquent articulation transform every expedition into a uniquely captivating experience. Now, for the first time in paperback, Leanings presents a curated collection of Egan’s most cherished feature articles and columns from Cycle World magazine.
This anthology includes 21 feature articles, including Egan’s debut piece for the magazine – a heartwarming story about his and his wife’s transcontinental journey on a classic British twin. Other notable pieces include a nostalgic ride on the forgotten Route 66, a fascinating history of the motorcycle jacket, and an exhilarating account of his visit to the legendary Tourist Trophy race on the Isle of Man.
In addition, a selection of 27 insightful columns are also included, tackling a wide array of subjects. You’ll discover pieces on the fading art of the kick start, a survival guide for enduring the long, motorcycle-less Wisconsin winters, and an empathetic look back at the motorcycle accident that nearly claimed the life of the iconic Bob Dylan.
To enhance your reading experience, Egan provides personal commentary preceding each feature article, offering a unique perspective on his work. This anthology serves as a testament to the masterful storytelling of Egan, whose simple, yet profound, adventures of life remind us all why riding is such a cherished pastime.