MOTOR-OSOPHY CONTINUED the opportunity to make choices to propel their lives forward in the direction they want to go. It’s this sense of freedom that enhances our joy of riding. The key is having the ability to do what you want when you want. Motorcycling on the open road exemplifies this concept. Were all in some form connected by our passion of motorcycles but we’re also joined by a belief that our freedom to find happiness is more important than our safety. Since we were all young we have been inundated with the belief that motorcycles are dangerous. We have all heard these dire warnings, many of us have felt the pain of unfortunate accidents while on the open road, some of us have lost friends and family members that have been taken from us while motorcycling but despite the dangers of our passion we are all still here today thinking of our next ride. This mutual theory of thought forms a bond between us all and ultimately creates a very strong community. It’s a pure pleasure to ride alongside all of you and be a part of this shared passion. Dreams are lived every day on two wheels, let the ride continue! Rob Hunt
EDITORS NOTE: Rob Hunt has been riding since 2001 when he bought his first Yamaha for $800. He has been addicted to riding ever since. Rob currently rides a 2013 Honda Interstate but has never met a bike he didn’t like. Rob is married and has two teenaged sons and works as Unit Manager in the corporate sector. He received his B.A. in History from Buffalo State College and loves to combine his interest in history with his passion of riding and writing about the experiences. After college Rob volunteered for two years with AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps. After a tour in Iraq with the United States Army, Rob started writing and began scribing his own blog which primarily focused on the joy of Riding Motorcycles. Rob has been to every state in the continental United States and his current goal is to ride to Alaska in the next two years then go to and ride Hawaii on a motorcycle rental. You can read Rob’s blog at: twotiretirade.wordpress.com Ed.
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