Adventure Bike Rider

Best bike book I've read to date.

Excellent book he takes you on a roller coaster of an emotional journey you find yourself willing him on to go deeper into the wilds and of course does he get the girl ?

I've got this stored up ready for the Christmas holidays, looking forward to it, and I'll post something when I'm done.

A fantastic read,

One of my favorite books since I read it a few years ago. Recently re-read it and found it even better. He is very determined and honest in his writing and it has a message of hope for anyone.

I read this book shortly after it came out, bless Swindon Library. I wax so enthralled & captivated by it, I didn't go to work for two days until I had finished it (slow reader) afterwards I couldn't help tell people about it & lent it to a friend on my library ticket. I was hard up at the time & they went out & bought me the hardback copy for me to keep.
Swindon library kindly got Jonnys second book in for me to read when that was published too. A good read & it enlightened you on a few things that happened in the first book. For me personally I didn't enjoy it as much , primarily because of the first book was a bike related adventure.
I think this book is a must for any budding adventurer, as well as anyone who has hit a particularly low point as he had. This book gives you the inspiration to get up & get on with life again taking what knocks come along on the way.
Don't ask what it's about, get a copy & read it.

I read this book not long after it was published and was very impressed with Jonny's determination. It helped inspire me to travel which I have done quite extensively since, but this journey I would call real adventure travel.

I didn't realise its so old :-) but a brill book. Taking Ian much's books with me on my jaunt round Europe they look funny.

I’ve had the book since its first edition in 1995, in Hardback, and it’s been a while since I’ve last read it, but what a read. While a traveller at heart already, it was the very sad loss of his fiancée. Just reading the Prologue is hard enough…

He was going with a friend but, I think, (it’s been fifteen years) he had to pull out which left Jonny to do the trip himself. Yeah, not just a story of Adventure but an insight into the life, spirit, heart and mind of someone who, for a moment, was lost. An Adventure of the soul.

A must read.

Thanks Lolo, I'll put it on the list. Quite a few RTW type motorcycle books all start with a significant loss of some kind.