I''l admit right off that I am a fan of Norman Reedus but both my husband and I have really been enjoying this show. It isn't a show that delves deep into any thing. It just dips it's toe into local flavors, custom bikes, and beautiful scenery. Reedus narrates a far amount, something that normally I dislike, but he it does well touching on the history of the areas they are riding through and sharing anecdotes about himself. The people who he is riding with are actual friends and it is fun to watch their easy camaraderie. The people he talks with are real salt of the earth people who have passion for things whether it is barbecue, bikes, alligators, voodoo or Jesus. In various episode he pops wheelies and catches crawfish (both badly), competes in a port-o-potty race, creates art and then shoots it with old- timey guns and gambles... which he does much better than wheelies, then applies his winnings towards the dinner bill of a random couple eating at the same restaurant. One thing I appreciate is his inclusion of women bikers in most of the episodes. He obviously digs the ladies going out there and being their bad a** selves. He just has a good time and so do I when I watch. I'll be sorry to see the last episode this Sunday. Six just wasn't enough.

There is something about how Norman Reedus (of Walking Dead fame) narrates his enjoyable rides on his motorcycles. His voice is very relaxing. I never thought I would enjoy this show this much but I find myself craving more and more! An excellent show. I wish more seasons would be available on Blu-ray.

Love this! I don’t even love motorcycles! Very cool stories! I smile the entire time I am watching... Beautifully photographed. Interesting travelogue of places all over the USA. Norman narrates the show beautifully, with insights and commentaries.

If you like bikes, watch this show, if you don't like bikes, but love watching an adorable BIG KID roam around some beautiful places of the world doing the things he loves and having fun, watch this show. It has been entertaining to the end.

This show was a lot of fun to watch as well as informative. The cinematography was great and really made me miss California and its gorgeous scenery. Norman was like a kid in a candy shop and you could tell how excited he was to try new things, meet new people, and explore places he's never had the opportunity to before. I look forward to next in the series. Ride on Norman and be safe...

love Norman Reedus and motorcycle culture. love how he is kind of a nomad, looking for new adventures and sights.

Norman Reedus has a winning show here! Fun to watch, and he has a very laid-back libertarian style.

Well that was fun. Each episode has Norman picking a riding buddy and they are off on their road trip. I especially liked the episode on the Blue Ridge Parkway as I happen to call that area home now. They travel to many places I've been in my former life as a trucker, but Key West(with Peter Fonda) was new to me. The show has a nice balance of riding, meeting locals, eating at new spots and nightlife. I got the impression that Norman would've added more if his contract would've allowed. His voiceovers add a lot of information and help us to see a whole new side of our favorite zombie slayer.