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Where are you going?
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If you're headed for
the curves and twists of the Southern Appalachians, from Georgia to Northern Virginia,
check out the Motorcycle Adventures series of guidebooks to help you answer
the question, "Where are you going?" At MotoHawk.com, you will
get the answer to that question as well as share riding experiences, learn
about touring from Hawk Hagebak, and find out
about events where you can meet the author of these best selling series of
Motorcycle Adventure guidebooks. If you've got a question for Hawk, this is
the place to ask!
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If
you would like to send Hawk an email, click here: hawk@motohawk.com
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About the series:
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Answer your questions about:
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Where to
go?
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What to
see?
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Good Roads?
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Where to
eat?
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What about
gas?
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Whether novice or
seasoned "road-warrior", you're sure to appreciate these best
selling Motorcycle Adventure Guides. Packed with information that
ranges from getting out of tickets to the "art of the wave" these
books add humorous and adventurous twists not found in other guidebooks.
What you will find in other motorcycle guidebooks that you won't
find in the Motorcycle Adventures series are advertisements and
fluff to make a "fat" book. Other motorcycle guidebooks cover
their operating costs by charging businesses a fee to be mentioned in their
book, turning them into "Advertorials" that you are still charged
for! The Motorcycle Adventures series was written without such prejudice.
If it was a good place to eat, stay or play, it was mentioned. If it wasn't
up to par, it got no mention (regardless of the money offered). Could the
Motorcycle Adventures series be fatter? Sure, but who wants a book that's
obese? We could have fed our books the doughnuts and candy of the
publishing world, by including thousands of photographs to show you every
inch of where you're going, and then charge you extra for a fatter book. In
the lean but strong pages of the Motorcycle Adventures series there are
just enough photographs to give the flavor of the area without ruining you
own discoveries. Watch out for the imitators and ride with pride in the Southern Appalachians!
The trilogy of guidebooks known as Motorcycle
Adventures in the Southern Appalachians cover all of the best
motorcycle routes in the southern Appalachians from the Alleghenies of
northern Virginia to the rolling foothills north of Atlanta, Georgia.
Combined, the three books offer nearly seventy-five routes from which to
choose. Included are gas station locations, restaurants, places to
stay, tips about dealing with a breakdown, avoiding traffic tickets, trip
preparation, and other important information.
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Featured in:
Motorcycle Consumer News, Rider,
Dixie Rider, Wing
World, Full Throttle, Asheville Citizen Times, Atlanta Journal
Constitution, Chattanooga Free Press, and others.
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What they say:
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"iiiij"
!! Motorcycle Consumer News
"Hagebak leaves nothing out..."
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Asheville Citizen Times
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"Hagebak's book goes the extra
mile..."
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Wing World
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"Now, he's sharing his secrets..."
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Atlanta Journal Constitution
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"Killer information... uncanny sense of humor..."
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Full Throttle
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Chapters
include gas stations, distances to the tenths of miles and time
estimates. Written in an easy to read "conversational"
style.
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Restaurants,
historic places and other items of interest are listed. Detailed
directions and maps are on facing pages, making it easy to follow and read
the directions.
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If
you would like to see other books by this publisher, click Milestone
Press
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