Mexico On A Motorcycle: Riding Out The Recession    by Mac Patrick
Price: $5.99 USD. 5940 words. Published on April 22, 2011. .
Mac Patrick, Pacific Northwest rigger and motorcycle enthusiast describes...An Adventure of a Lifetime! Mexico On A Motorcycle is the result of a 17,358 mile Motor Tour that the author took on a BMW R 1200 GS into the heart of Mexico. If you say, “Yes!” to hopping on a bike and charging full throttle into the world, this is the book for you! Mexico! The Sun! The Music! The Food! All Here!

Personal Ride    by Peggy Johnson
Price: $0.99 USD. 6460 words. Published on June 18, 2011. .
We've all heard of haunted houses, but a haunted motorcycle? They say revenge is sweet sometimes revenge is 1200 cc of terror.

The Unleash Your Adventure Packlist: What To Take, What To Leave, & The Hows & Whys Of Motorcycle Travel    by Sherrie McCarthy
Price: $0.99 USD. 13300 words. Published by Unleash Your Adventure  on September 19, 2011. .
The unanswerable question, what to pack? On a motorcycle trip you need to make every kilo count. “The Unleash Your Adventure Packlist” is not just what to take or leave behind, but why. It is a mini handbook of the absolute essentials needed for those who dream of going on their own motorcycle journey. This handbook looks at why you should go,some things to help you prepare, and how to save.

Iceland: A Stormy Motorcycle Adventure    by Sherrie McCarthy
Price: $3.99 USD. 37500 words. Published by Unleash Your Adventure  on November 30, 2011. .
Active volcanoes, glaciers, rivers without bridges and killer sheep - Iceland offers the kind of riding that motorcycle adventure dreams are made of. Ignoring the lack of off road skills in one half of the partnership, Patrick and Sherrie set off on a 6 week journey from Germany to Iceland and back in the summer of 2010. Includes 8 maps and 21 color pictures.

Four    by Phil Walker
Price: $9.99 USD. 66040 words. Published on January 12, 2012. .
Four friends connected by the bonds of motorcycle adventure head off on what initially seems like a weekend of companionship and fun in the Appalachian Mountains. The mountains, and their unpredictable weather, have their own plans for the weekend and the four suddenly find themselves perilously caught in a freak snowstorm, lost and cold.

Excuse me, which way is the Baja 1000?    by Airborne Andy
Price: $5.95 USD. 31180 words. Published on May 7, 2012. .
An aging working man and avid motorcycle enthusiast finds himself with one more chance at real adventure. With off-road riding skills developed as a teenager but unused for several decades, no desert racing experience, and a general purpose motorcycle suited more for commuting than off-road racing, Airborne Andy throws caution to the wind and reaches for the brass ring – The Baja 1000!

The Ducati Girl    by Alfonso Borello
Price: $1.99 USD. 8810 words. Published on June 8, 2012. .
Jenny rides a yellow Ducati. She meets a motorcycle pal with whom she sails to San Miguel in the Channel Islands. Before the arrival the man disappears.

Grandma's Motorcycle    by Carlene Eye
Price: Free! 1100 words. Published on July 1, 2012. .
My Motorcycle describes a grandmother's humorous and unsuccessful attempts to ride a motorcycle. Even after professional lessons and assistance from motorcycle cops, the skill to stay upright eludes her. After a thousand miles of falls, road rash, and burns, the grandmother reflects on her failure.

Fernweh: A Trans Continental Motorcycle Adventure    by Sherrie McCarthy
Price: $2.99 USD. 39010 words. Published by UnleashYourAdventure on July 29, 2012. .
A motorcycle adventure through Europe, Russia, Asia and South America. Take a seat in a Russian banya, a Mongolian ger, or a campfire in the deserted pampas. Ride through icy deserts, over dizzying mountain passes, through swamps and endless forests. And more important than the places, meet the people that make a motorcycle trip the most memorable adventure of a lifetime.

David & Suzanne's Big Frickin' Canadian Motorcycle Adventure    by David Moore
Price: $2.99 USD. 132530 words. Published on September 13, 2012. .
The trip began innocently enough. All they wanted was a simple, week-long vacation to celebrate their new freedom. How hard could that be? Armed with poor planning, poor judgment, laughter, love, and an optimism usually reserved for the perilously insane, our daring duo cast caution to the wind and headed straight into the heart of the deepest, darkest continent known to man: Canada.