Very well executed

just watch it!

I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

Extremely enjoying RIDE with Norman Redus. Keep the episodes coming.

Okay. So this review is coming a year late. I've nothing negative to say though. I thoroughly enjoyed this survey of motorcycle culture and made me more than a little envious. Don't lose your wonderful enthusiasm. I hope you'll be following all this up with a second series. I've only ridden a motorcycle once in my life but I can say with confidence that I enjoyed it. I'd like to see more! -Alisa C.

I like the show very much. My son and I both watch it. I have been riding bikes for a little over 45 years and I will never stop. I am now 59. Normans narrations about his rides are very interesting and the off beat location like his Florida trip. (I live in Florida) I thought it was also interesting how he talks about the different bike shops he stops at in- between his other locations. I also like the way he shows on a map the starting point of his trip, the locations in-between and the end destination. Great show Norman, thank you Please keep the show going. If you are ever in Central Florida let's go for a ride. Bernard Facebook Harmony Riders, Harmony Florida

I just finished the first episode and to me this is the TV version of "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance". Norman, who seems like a genuinely good human being, shares his love and enthusiasm of motorcycling. There is nothing shocking, groundbreaking, or thrilling about the show. It is just a relaxing way to enjoy an hour of television for motorcycle enthusiasts in a way that will put a smile on your face. I live in Monterey and work in Santa Cruz, so I especially enjoyed seeing all the familiar places in this episode. But still, I look forward to seeing places that I haven't been in the future episodes.