Ayers has one of those great stories, the kind we love here at Road Show of lives being transformed by motorcycling.
In his book, Against the Wind, he skillfully recounts the tale of of a high-power, high pressure executive who, after a couple of missing the run a couple of times due to work conflict, runs the Iron Butt rally in 1995. Although it is his first attempt, he scores well, gets hooked, and after retiring in 1999 formed his tour company.
Now operating off of several continents Ayres is quick to point out that, although some of his destinations represent the holy grails of adventure motorcycling, his tours are of the premium variety meaning mostly pavement and five star hotels.
Having just returned from a 14,000 mile scouting trip in the Ukon and Alaska Ayres continues to expand his horizons and makes new opportunities for his customers.
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Also in this edition....
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A shout out to my friends at the Willard Cantina and Cafe who served me such a great meal. Look for a full review in the next edition of Road Show Magazine.
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AAAAAAAAAAAAAnnnnnnd finally, the return of Ghetto Garage and the weirdest wrenching day ever.
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I am glad to see that everything is going well for you. Please rember that if you are ever find yourself in the area again, there is always a warm meal for you at the Willard Cantina & Cafe
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