The Incredible Ride is Nick Sanders' latest and greatest world record breaking ride. He has ridden the length of the americas not once, but twice, back to back. Not one to be missed...

Anatomy of an Adventurer is Nick Sanders' latest book. As well as examining what it means to be an adventurer it includes autobiographical elements to try and find that elusive answer to the question, 'why adventure on a motorcycle?'

Parallel Coast, a direct follow-up to Nick's last adventure, is a near 4000 mile journey from Norfolk to Sussex to Wales to the Western Highlands and back down the east coast of Britain. Riding the first half on a 2009 R1 and the second half on his 2007 R1, Nick attempts to connect a little background history and meld it into the adventure, and in the process attempt a different way in which a motorcycle journey is described.'

Lavishly illustrated, Parallel World charts Nick Sanders' unique and final seventh global circumnavigation and the fourth to be undertaken on the mighty Yamaha R1. Written on the road while riding an average of 12 hours a day - across 41 countries and over 35,000 miles in less than five months - Sanders' ride across geographic boundaries, transports him into an emotional and intellectual world that is often startling in its uncompromising observations of his Parallel World.'

'There are two journeys in this book. One is the astonishing physical feat of circumnavigating the globe on a Triumph motorcycle faster than anyone before, a story of intense hardship and fatigue in the face of daunting barriers and overwhelming odds. The second is an extension into the mind, where Nick's ability to skim the superfluous and seize on the significant, opens fascinating doors into the human condition.

'Loneliness of the Long Distance Biker' is the first volume of Nick's memoirs that begins to tell his tale. Based on his travels in 2004 it refers back to autobiographical elements of his life that throw light onto why he has become an icon in his field.

'Journey Beyond Reason' is not a simple literal narration of how Nick rode his R1 on a 20 000 mile journey, it deals equally with the philosophical and psychological emotions that are needed in order for the journey to become what it is; the fastest solo circumnavigation ever undertaken on a motorcycle. With some standard narration in the style of 'Jupiter's Travels' there are also philosophical thoughts not dissimilar to 'Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance'.

'Biker Britain is about a sport and hobby that goes beyond ordinary. It is not encyclopaedic and makes no defining statement, but the subject matter celebrates the most amazing heroes as well as devoted day to day bikers alike.

'A journey told like no other by one of the world's greatest endurance motorcyclists, In Search of the Dakar Rally and Timbuktu is essential reading for those who have ever considered leaving their comfort zone. For Sanders the journey was a fusion of two ideas: one, to journey across Africa to Timbuktu by motorcycle with a group of riders, the other to follow a highly competitive race across the Sahara Desert, an adventure replete with contradictions, once known as Paris-Dakar.'