...I didn't want to be a passenger on someone else's motorcycle. I wanted to be the one riding that motherfucker.

Lily BrooksDalton
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  1. Riding that ridge between reason and recklessness, stillness and speed, is the first, maybe the most important, thing I learned about motorcycles.

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