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137,000 Miles With Yamaha Turbo: Fourteen Years As President Of Backroad Bob
When it comes to exploring the open road, few have done it as extensively as Backroad Bob, the President of the famed Yamaha Turbo Club. With a staggering 137,000 miles under his belt, Bob has become an icon in the motorcycle community, inspiring beginner riders and seasoned enthusiasts alike.
The Journey Begins
Bob's love for motorcycles started at a young age when he would watch his father tinker with his old Yamaha in the garage. The sight and sound of that powerful machine ignited a passion within him that would last a lifetime.
It wasn't until Bob turned 16 that he purchased his first motorcycle, a Yamaha Turbo. Little did he know that this very motorcycle would accompany him on a journey of a lifetime, spanning over fourteen incredible years.
4.3 out of 5
Language | : | English |
File size | : | 826 KB |
Text-to-Speech | : | Enabled |
Screen Reader | : | Supported |
Enhanced typesetting | : | Enabled |
Word Wise | : | Enabled |
Print length | : | 166 pages |
Lending | : | Enabled |
Exploring the Backroads
Backroad Bob's love for adventure blossomed as he set out to explore the backroads of America. Armed with his trusty Yamaha Turbo, he embarked on a mission to discover the hidden gems and scenic routes that no ordinary traveler could ever experience.
The Yamaha Turbo proved to be the perfect companion for these backroad expeditions. Its powerful engine, paired with its sleek design and superior handling, allowed Bob to effortlessly navigate through winding roads and mountain passes.
Overcoming Challenges
Throughout his 137,000-mile journey, Bob faced numerous challenges. From mechanical issues to unpredictable weather conditions, each obstacle served as a testament to his unwavering determination and passion for riding.
One memorable instance was when Bob found himself caught in a powerful storm during a cross-country ride. With lightning striking all around him, he relied on his Yamaha Turbo's advanced safety features, including its excellent traction control and responsive brakes, to safely navigate through the treacherous conditions.
Inspiring Others
As word of Bob's incredible journey spread, he became a figure of inspiration for motorcycle enthusiasts worldwide. His dedication to exploring the lesser-known roads and documenting his experiences through vivid photography and captivating storytelling made him an icon in the community.
Through his blog and social media presence, Bob encouraged countless riders to step outside of their comfort zones and push the boundaries of their own adventures. He shared detailed guides, complete with stunning photographs and GPS coordinates, ensuring that others could follow in his tire tracks and experience the same thrill.
A Legacy Worth Celebrating
After fourteen extraordinary years, Backroad Bob decided to retire as President of the Yamaha Turbo Club. However, his legacy lives on, with his journey and experiences forever etched in the hearts of motorcycle enthusiasts around the world.
Bob's dedication and passion have inspired countless riders to embark on their own epic journeys, seeking the thrill and freedom that only motorcycles can provide. Whether they choose to explore the backroads or conquer the open highways, Backroad Bob's influence is felt in every mile they travel.
137,000 miles, fourteen years, and countless memories – Backroad Bob's journey with his Yamaha Turbo is a testament to the spirit of adventure and the love for motorcycles. He has left an indelible mark on the motorcycle community, paving the way for future generations of riders to follow in his tire tracks and create their own unforgettable stories.
4.3 out of 5
Language | : | English |
File size | : | 826 KB |
Text-to-Speech | : | Enabled |
Screen Reader | : | Supported |
Enhanced typesetting | : | Enabled |
Word Wise | : | Enabled |
Print length | : | 166 pages |
Lending | : | Enabled |
Turbo Chronicles & Wastegates are on sale. Price if ordered separately - $8.98, but on sale now for $3.99. A 55% discount!
Motorcycle Road Trips (Vol. 33) Turbo Chronicles & Wastegates Compilation includes -
Motorcycle Road Trips (Vol. 3) Turbo Chronicles
These eighteen published magazine articles are gleaned from 25 years and 137,000 miles of Yamaha Turbo ownership. Installing a K&N air filter, following Team Turbo, meeting other clubs' members, reviewing all the Turbos, attending Turbo Rallies, revealing dyno truths about Turbos, and sharing what's been learned from many years and even more miles of turbo ownership are just some of the subjects covered.
CONTENTS:
INSTALLING A K&N AIR FILTER
MR. TURBO
TMIOA MEETS AMA
TMIOA MEETS HSTA
TMIOA MEETS ICOA
TURBO BIKES
TURBO RACE BIKE
TURBO RACE BIKE UPDATE
TURBO RALLY I (1992)
TURBO RALLY II (1993)
TURBO RALLY III (1994)
TURBO RALLY XVI (2004)
TURBO RALLY XVII (2005)
YAMAHA TURBO
YAMAHA TURBO @ 50K MILES
YAMAHA TURBO @70K MILES
YAMAHA TURBO @ 80K MILES
YAMAHA TURBO @ 125K MILES
&
Motorcycle Road Trips (Vol. 2) Wastegates
These thirty-four previously published articles were produced over eight years as the fourteen-year president of the Turbo Motorcycle International Owners Association (TMIOA). These “Wastegate” editorials appeared in the association's quarterly newsletter "Turbo News" from Spring 1994 (#18) to the final edition in Fall 2003 (#51).
These personal observations cover the gamut from the state of motorcycling in general, to the minutiae of the always entertaining antics at the association's annual "Turbo Rallies", to the joys of Turbo ownership. Read them for yourself and gain insight into what membership in the TMIOA was all about.
CONTENTS:
TN #17a (SPRING ‘95) ANNOUNCEMENT - TURBO RALLY IV DETAILS
TN #18 (SPRING ‘95) ANNOUNCEMENT - WE’RE BACK!
TN #19 (SUMMER ‘95) UNDER PRESSURE - TMIOA REORGANIZATION
TN #20 (FALL ‘95) UNDER PRESSURE - TMIOA’S BUSY MEMBERS
TN #21 (WINTER ‘96) UNDER PRESSURE - TWELVE OUT OF THIRTEEN
TN #22 (SPRING ‘96) WASTEGATE - IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR
TN #23 (SUMMER ‘96) WASTEGATE - INTRO TO TURBOS
TN #24 (FALL ‘96) WASTEGATE - MID OHIO OR BUST!
TN #25 (WINTER ‘97) WASTEGATE - GOING GLOBAL
TN #26 (SPRING ‘97) WASTEGATE - GO AHEAD, MAKE MY DAY
TN #27 (SUMMER ‘97) WASTEGATE - TURBO TOURING
TN #28 (FALL ‘97) WASTEGATE - PRICE OF PARKING
TN #29 (WINTER ‘98) WASTEGATE - A YEAR OF FIRSTS
TN #30 (SPRING ‘98) WASTEGATE - A LOOK BACK
TN #31 (SUMMER ‘98) WASTEGATE - THE LAST TRIP
TN #32 (FALL ‘98) WASTEGATE - THE SHOWER HEAD PRINCIPLE
TN #33 (WINTER ‘99) WASTEGATE - SMOKIN’ THE SMOKIES
TN#34 (SPRING ‘99) WASTEGATE - TURBO RALLY RETROSPECTIVE
TN#35 (SUMMER‘99) WASTEGATE - THE RIDER’S CLUB
TN#36 (FALL ‘99) WASTEGATE - YO! WHAT’S NEW?
TN#37 (WINTER ‘00) WASTEGATE - TURBO RALLY X, TURBOS 2000, BE THERE!
TN#38 (SPRING/SUMMER ‘00) WASTEGATE - AN ENTHUSIASTIC, YES!
TN#39 (FALL ‘00) WASTEGATE - IT’S A KEEPER
TN#40 (WINTER ‘01) WASTEGATE - THE ALMOST SUPER SHOW
TN#41 (SPRING ‘01) WASTEGATE - BACK TO THE FUTURA
TN#42 (SUMMER ‘01) WASTEGATE - WOW! WHAT A RIDE!
TN#43 (FALL ‘01) WASTEGATE - TIME FOR A CHANGE, GOING ELECTRONIC
TN#44 (WINTER ‘02) WASTEGATE - PASSING THE GUARD
TN#45 (SPRING ‘02) WASTEGATE - GEORGIA ON MY MIND
TN#46 (SUMMER ‘02) WASTEGATE - A TENUOUS TURBO NEWS
TN#47 (FALL ‘02) WASTEGATE - TALKING TURBO
TN#48 (WINTER ‘03) WASTEGATE - THE CANADIAN CONTROVERSY
TN#49 (SPRING ‘03) WASTEGATE - ME AND MY TURBO, THEN AND NOW
TN#50 (SUMMER ‘03) WASTEGATE - OH! CANADA
TN#51 (FALL ‘03) WASTEGATE - END OF THE ROAD
Words: 39,176
About the Author:
Qualifications – Forty-five years and over 250,000 miles as a licensed motorcycle operator. Forty years and 190,000 accident-free road miles. Completion of Motorcycle Safety Foundation Beginner and Advanced Rider Courses and Keith Code's Superbike School. A.A.S. - Mechanical Engineering with over 25 years professional mechanical experience.
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