New Book Chronicles Adventure Motorcycle Legends
Aaron Pufal, known for the ADV Cannonball Podcast, has released a new book titled "Chasing Legends." The book expands on his podcast interviews with prominent figures in adventure motorcycling, exploring the interconnected history of the community. It offers insights into the lives and journeys of riders, filmmakers, and authors who have shaped the adventure riding world.
Aaron Pufal, recognized for his work on the ADV Cannonball Podcast, has distilled three seasons of interviews into a new book, "Chasing Legends." This publication delves deeper into the stories of well-known personalities from the adventure biking community, offering a unique perspective on their contributions.
Pufal's journey to writing this book began after a significant life change, leading him to purchase a microphone and embark on a mission to interview the legends of adventure motorcycling. What started as a modest podcast evolved into a comprehensive exploration of the invisible threads connecting decades of motorcycle storytelling. From the intimate settings of Ted Simon's kitchen to the historic Ace Café, Pufal uncovered a surprisingly interconnected global community.
"Chasing Legends" captures conversations with influential figures such as Ted Simon, known for his early circumnavigation; Austin Vince, who proved unsupported global travel is possible; Charley Boorman, a veteran of long-distance rides; and Claudio von Planta, the filmmaker behind Long Way Round. The book also features stories from Lyndon Poskitt, Sam Manicom, Sterling Noren, Elspeth Beard, and Joey Evans, each offering a unique perspective on the spirit of adventure riding. For motorcycle enthusiasts, particularly those who enjoy long-distance touring and exploring, this book offers a rich tapestry of experiences and inspiration.