This book explores the cultural and historical significance of Route 66 through the lens of the motorcycle culture that has embraced it. Michael Wallis, an acclaimed author known for his work on Route 66, draws upon his extensive research and personal experiences to present a narrative that intertwines the iconic highway's past with the present-day phenomenon of motorcycle tourism along its path.

This work is recognized for its deep dive into the intersection of American automotive history and motorcycle culture, offering a rich narrative of Route 66. Wallis's established expertise in the subject matter lends significant weight to his observations and historical accounts. The book is likely to appeal to enthusiasts of both Route 66 and motorcycle history, providing a comprehensive look at the enduring allure of the open road.