Description
<p><b>For fans of <i>Free Ride</i> and <i>The Long Way Round</i>, this is one man’s account of how losing the map can help you find your own direction.</b><br><br>What happens when you stop planning and start riding?<br><br>When Marc Engel set off on his electric motorbike, Eve, with a broken heart, no fixed route and no idea where he would end up, the result was a journey that was anything but ordinary. <b>From crumbling border crossings in Eastern Europe to quiet mountain roads in Southeast Asia</b>, <i>Electric Ride</i> is <b>a love letter to the art of getting lost</b> – and to the people and places found along the way.<br><br>Blending <b>vivid storytelling with hard-earned lessons</b>, Marc shares what months on the road around the world taught him about freedom, failure and the unexpected beauty of imperfection. Each chapter is both an adventure story and a takeaway: how to navigate breakdowns, bad weather and questionable decisions – and why those moments often become the best parts of the ride. This alternative <b>travel memoir </b>is perfect for fans of motorbikes, cross country travelling or anyone with itchy boots, desperate for a bit of wanderlust.<br><br>Honest and reflective, this is not a handbook for perfect travel. It’s <b>a guide to the real thing: unpredictable, humbling and utterly alive</b>.</p>