Boris Mihailovic

At the Altar of the Road Gods (eBook, ePUB)

Stories of motorcycles and other drugs

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Caution: Contains incidents of insane motorcycle antics, drug use and swearing.

'Boris has more fun on two wheels than should be legally possible.' - Richard Fidler, ABC

His mother may not know it but Boris Mihailovic has lived a fast, furious, often politically incorrect life chasing the epiphanies of speed (the sensation not the drug). For Boris, motorbike riding was the rite of passage into manhood he'd been searching for. Now, nearly 40 years since he first rode a bike, the wisdom of age has provided the perspective for Boris to look back and realise some pretty wild shit went down.

At the Altar of the Road Gods is about popping your motorcycle-buying cherry with an XJ650 Yamaha. It's about fines, feuds and fractures, high-sides, tank-slappers, angry police, even angrier young men, crashing, getting up, cranky girlfriends, riding faster, outlaws, and partaking in copious amounts of alcohol and drugs. It is about mateship and motorcycles. Ultimately, it is about four decades of two-wheel-related mayhem. Just don't tell Boris's mum!

Be warned: may cause laughter, sleeplessness and the desire to buy a Lucifer-black Katana.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Hachette Australia
• Seitenzahl: 336
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. Juli 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780733631825
• Artikelnr.: 41153051

Autorenporträt

Boris Mihailovic has been a journalist and editor for almost 25 years. He's worked for such magazines as People and Picture, edited OzBike, Motorcycle Legends and Street Machine Choppers, and was the launch editor of Picture Premium and Premium Babes. For the last seven years he's contributed to magazines such as Australian Dirt Bike, Ralph, FHM, Australian Worker, Top Gear and UFC. He has a regular column with Australian Motorcycle News (AMCN), as well as testing bikes and writing features for the magazine. He also owns, manages and hosts www.bikeme.tv. He still rides every day and speaks Russian.