All 9 episodes are on the one DVD

1. Welcome to LA. A Biker's Paradise

2. Pacific Coast Highway

The absolute most famous road in California. We will show you everything from the biker's perspective. Ocean views, incredible sunsets, redwood forests, San Francisco. Great bike shots from the rider's point of view.

3. Track Day

This is pure adrenalin. 120 mph is fast, really fast. Check it out through our helmet cam. Get the vibe from the pits and the rush from the track itself. This is the total opposite of nice views, this is physical attraction.

4. Weekend Getaway

We ride up to Santa Barbara, the Riviera of the US. Just cruising, taking in the gorgeous surroundings. Since we're curious by nature, we visit a winery and one of the best motorcycle collections anywhere. Lunch is at Cold Spring Tavern, a place where the Wild West history is still alive, but the horses have been changed to motorcycles.

5. Who Are They?

Sales of new bikes has tripled in the US the last ten years. We talk to stores about this huge increase and get their angle. We meet up with both young dare devils and young at heart, passionate riders. Everyone just wants to ride, fast or slow doesn't really matter.

6. Retro is Right

Almost everyone has a fascination for old things. Antique, kitsch or just junk.
And there's something addictive to being a collector.
Now what if you could combine the wish to find and collect old relics with the need for speed? That's when you get vintage racing and restoration of times gone by.

7. Practice Makes Perfect

Everyone remembers how it felt to get started. We visit an MSF course and follow a couple of students, both at the course and a few weeks later.
We check out the next step of learning, track school. Even Rossi started somewhere, it's all about baby steps...

8. Where the Pavement Ends

Can you be a natur-child with a combustion engine?
We go out to El Mirage dry lakebed and learn how to ride dirt bikes.
And we get to follow AdMo on an adventure tour through the Southwest US.

9. The Future is Electric

Electric propulsion is popular again. The first patent for an electric motorcycle dates back to the mid 1800s. We visit an electric vehicle rally in Palo Alto and discover Zero Motorcycle.
Later we hang out with Timothy from GripAce and learn about his new digital invention.
Lots of Hidden Hollywood Sights in this episode.