Interview #4 Nick Gilmer

     As long as there is air to breathe Nick Gilmer will be riding motorcycles on this planet. As for love, he found it as a young boy, seeing the world from two wheels for the first time atop the tank of his fathers bike. Back and forth, between dirt and street riding and back to dirt,  Nick became paralyzed from the stomach down after he was thrown from his dirt bike. He now continues his passion for road racing despite the obstacles he has fought to overcome. (read his story below)

Interview #3 Arun Sharma

     Starting out in Hawaii as a child wanting nothing more than to be free on two wheels, Arun Sharma found himself taking his dad's scooter out on Sunday morning paper runs at a young age. Later, on an '87 Magna in Mesa AZ in 118 degree tire melting weather, Arun was struck by a car that was counting lights through an intersection. He has since then become the GM of Portland's MotoCorsa Ducati headquarters where he is blessed with being able to ride pretty much everything imaginable!  (hear his story below)

Interview #2 Christopher Lee

     Christopher has been riding for many years and has ridden many types of bikes. While riding in New Mexico he rode over an unavoidable cattle grate in the road and didn't make the grate. The results of his accident were not light. Since then, he has recovered from serious leg injuries and continued his passion for riding as well as contributing his towing services specifically to the motorcycle community. (hear his story below)

Interview #1 Chad Walter

     Chad rides a 1965 Lambretta Silver Special scooter. Cut off by a van in the city Chad experienced a severe accident wearing little to no gear. He now continues to ride six months later after his recovery. He is an advocate for wearing the correct gear and still getting the rush of going 70MPH on 10 inch tires! (listen to his interview below)

Hello everyone!

At this point I am getting a lot of great story submissions along with meeting a lot of wonderful people with a very strong passion for motorcycle riding. This project is evolving fast and I feel like it will be an awesome contribution to the motorcycle community. Currently I am trying to take as many submissions which consist of face to face interviews and portraits of people who have crashed badly and have had the strength to get back up and continue riding. I would like to continue meeting more people that are willing to share their stories and also be part of the photographic process that will follow. If anyone I have already contacted or that wants to contact me has photos from/during the time of their accidents or gear please let me know this will also be compiled into the blog and show. I will try to keep you all updated on the show and will begin uploading partial stories to keep things flowing online.

Cheers and Thank You all!!!

David Frost