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adopted, blah blah blah motorcycles, BMW, cambodia, Chicago, ex-boyfriend, flat out friday, Harley, Honda, Kawasaki, mama tried, milwaukee, Moto Guzzi, motorcycles, rental, rescue, Royal Enfield, Schubas Upstairs, stories, storytellers, tales, team moto build, YamahaChicago E03: MC Mark Martinich
Mark came down from Milwaukee to emcee the event and told his own tale of a life of getting rescued. From motorbikes to women, Mark has been saved on many an occasion and has brought his voice to Flat Out Friday and now BBBM Storytellers!
adopted, blah blah blah motorcycles, BMW, cambodia, Chicago, ex-boyfriend, flat out friday, Harley, Honda, Kawasaki, mama tried, milwaukee, Moto Guzzi, motorcycles, rental, rescue, Royal Enfield, Schubas Upstairs, stories, storytellers, tales, team moto build, YamahaChicago E03: Jim Luning
Who hasn’t dreamed of riding the Blue Ridge Parkway with little to no traffic? How amazing would that be? Well, Jim found out it was really sweet, until his tire blew out and he was left on the side of the road with no one around. Not only was Jim rescued, but he found long…
adopted, blah blah blah motorcycles, BMW, cambodia, Chicago, ex-boyfriend, flat out friday, Harley, Honda, Kawasaki, mama tried, milwaukee, Moto Guzzi, motorcycles, rental, rescue, Royal Enfield, Schubas Upstairs, stories, storytellers, tales, team moto build, YamahaChicago E03: Grant Schwingle
Grant, at 17 years old, went to visit Cambodia and the ancient ruins of Angkor Wat in Siem Reap. His trip not only rescued him from a life as a desk jockey, but also rescued another life that soon became a part of his family, then there was the bike he was riding that broke…
adopted, blah blah blah motorcycles, BMW, cambodia, Chicago, ex-boyfriend, flat out friday, Harley, Honda, Kawasaki, mama tried, milwaukee, Moto Guzzi, motorcycles, rental, rescue, Royal Enfield, Schubas Upstairs, stories, storytellers, tales, team moto build, YamahaChicago E03: Monique Hubartt
Monique travels across the US on her bike in an unforgettable adventure, but she finds herself in need of a rescue. What happens next involves a moving truck, a shattered window, and being taken for a terrorist. Her tale not only stuns but offers some great advice!
adopted, blah blah blah motorcycles, BMW, cambodia, Chicago, ex-boyfriend, flat out friday, Harley, Honda, Kawasaki, mama tried, milwaukee, Moto Guzzi, motorcycles, rental, rescue, Royal Enfield, Schubas Upstairs, stories, storytellers, tales, team moto build, YamahaChicago E03: Phil Jagow
Some bikes are rescued, some people are rescued, and sometimes a life is rescued. Phil is battling daily for his own life, but what keeps him motivated is a life with motorcycles. Since being diagnosed with cancer in 2019, Phil has ridden more than 50k miles on an array of bikes, even taking on snow…
adopted, blah blah blah motorcycles, BMW, cambodia, Chicago, ex-boyfriend, flat out friday, Harley, Honda, Kawasaki, mama tried, milwaukee, Moto Guzzi, motorcycles, rental, rescue, Royal Enfield, Schubas Upstairs, stories, storytellers, tales, team moto build, YamahaChicago E03: Sandy Jones
Sandy learned a lot about herself and her prized bike when she rescued it from an accident after loaning it out to her then boyfriend, an inexperienced rider. As we all know, hindsight is 20/20, but what comes after can be truly powerful, and Sandy figured out how to rescue herself by rescuing her bike…
adopted, blah blah blah motorcycles, BMW, cambodia, Chicago, ex-boyfriend, flat out friday, Harley, Honda, Kawasaki, mama tried, milwaukee, Moto Guzzi, motorcycles, rental, rescue, Royal Enfield, Schubas Upstairs, stories, storytellers, tales, team moto build, YamahaChicago E03: Joe Walano
Joe retells the incredible events of running the Cannonball on a 1912 Indian Twin. He wasn’t in the seat but he was behind the wrench making sure the bike wasn’t rescued too often from the side of the road.
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