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"The longest, most difficult, and most
perilous motorcycle journey ever attempted." The Bicycling
World and Motorcycle Review "Anyone who desires to diverge
from the beaten path and visit points that may be of
peculiar interest to him personally, the motorcycle is
undoubted the only satisfactory means of travel." Syracuse
Herald "One must die sometime and to die with one's boots
on is very noble." Carl Stearns Clancy while riding his
motorcycle at night in Spain, 1913. This travelogue
originally authored by Clancy is for the avid motorcycle
adventurist, the travel dreamer thirsting for motorcycle
touring. Clancy circled the globe during 1912-1913 on a 1912
motorcycle. There were no GPSs, ATMs, Internet, and often no
gas, roads or motorcycle repair shops. It describes the
first motorcycle global adventure ride by the man who
survived a dream quest with his gun, determination, grit,
and guts. Edited by author Dr. Gregory W. Frazier,
"America's #1 extreme motorcycle adventurer," who has raced,
ridden, and repaired motorcycles over 1,000,000 miles and
five times around the world. Best-selling author,
journalist, film producer and professional photographer,
Frazier's works include 14 books and 10 films. He says of
motorcycle adventures, "I hate adventure that involves
snakes or sharks."
