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Welcome To Our WebsiteWe Hope You Enjoy Your Visit.Motorcycle Fiction began as any other fiction might begin; with stories. Stories that have been embellished upon by the narrator, yet, every fiction story has some semblance of truth. You will recognize these truths. Some will recognize the mechanical side. Some will recognize the personality traits. Most will recognize a good story that has some fact to juice up the soup of a good storyline. These are the stories that we want to give to you. Whenever somebody hands me a “How to” book, I look at the name of the author. Does he, or she, have the credibility to tell me how to do anything? If he’s going to tell me how to be a true person, a person I would respect, I have to settle back with a challenging grin and simply say, show me! The Outlaw code has been discussed and fantasizes about since people first realized that some kind of code existed. Some people lived by a higher standard than most. They won’t conform to society simply to fit in. They live by their own morals and they don’t care if you agree or not. In the code, Dave delves into the life of the One
Percenter and the discipline needed to obtain such a goal. He talks about
Brotherhood and the lack of the true meaning of respect and how the Outlaw
demands it. He warns against falling into the trap of having to have
all that stuff just to impress somebody you don’t even care about. He
expresses his disappointment in modern society. Dave has given us a “guidebook” into the rules and expectation for the true biker. The guy that lives the life 24/7. The guy that raises his kids with love and respect. The guy that will, when in doubt, knock’m out! He may not be a one percenter but he is a biker. He may not wear the colors but he lives the code. Dave has given us a guide for being the man others respect; a man whose word is his bond, whose honor is something to fight for, whose brothers are somebody the die for. To quote part of a poem written by persons unknown and published in “Easy Rider” sometime in the late 70’s: “… and there are those that would say, For your convenience, Motorcycle Fiction / Library now features a new search bar. Simply put in the authors name, or the title, and we will display all related material. To view our monthly Showcase Books. click here.
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