The MX Bob Writing Crew will be hitting the road in 2024, with trips planned for big Vintage races, race bike museums, and District 23 moto-destinations.
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Pioneers of Minnesota Motocross: Donny Schmit and Tom Benolkin
My Life as a Motorcycle List
Tales of Minnesota Motorcycle Racing: The Best of MX Bob
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Pioneers of Minnesota Motocross: Donny Schmit and Tom Benolkin
Available in Kindle,
Paperback,
and
Hardcover
Take a ride from 1971 through 1995 as you get to know more about two incredible riders, and the icons of the sport that they raced against.
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Bob's Favorite Books about Dirt Bikes

Tall and Sometimes True Tales - The 2023 Reboot
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Also by Bob Chase
Available in Kindle and
Paperback
The collection of web stories known as the 'MX Bob Bike History' has been updated and transformed into a book. A fun ride that spans 40 years.
The final edition answers all the rhetorical questions posed in the last few chapters.
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Available in
Kindle and
Paperback
Race Stories and Musings from MXBob.com, 2001 2010 & 2021
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About the Author
Bob Chase is a rider-focused, habitual storyteller with a strong interest in motorcycle racing history. Looking back much more often than forward, and never
taking anything too seriously, the tales may often take the scenic route rather than the interstate, but they never stray too far from the main point; guys
going fast on motorcycles.
Growing up in Minnesota, he discovered dirt bikes in the mid-70s and pursued racing hard into the 80s, topping out at mid-pack Open Expert. After a long
dormant period, he returned to racing and became involved outside the track. He founded MXBob.com in the early 2000s. From 2001 through 2010, he was
a District 23 Vet class competitor and board member, a motorcycle club member, and a contributor to Cycle News and Cycle USA.
His first few books were quite Minnesota-centric, but since his move to the Sonoran Desert in the early 2010s, his next topics are anything that involves
racing and motorcycles, the older the better for both rider and machine.