Leg 1 - Heading south & back to Monterey - 1,012 miles

Completed in 1937 and originally named the Theodore Roosevelt Highway, Highway 1 runs along some of the most beautiful coastlines in the USA, leading to its designation as an All-American Road. Pictured here is the Bixby Bridge, the most photographed bridge in the world.

Retailers visited: Patrick James, the Ascot Shop, Gary's, Carroll & Co.

Leg 2 - The Road to Dallas - 2,276 miles

Hot spot: Santa Fe, New Mexico, known to attract artist and writers for the cultural richness of the area, the beauty of the landscapes and its dry climate.

Retailers visited: Carter's, The Clotherie, Malouf's, Mr. Ooleys, Spencer Stone, Culwell & Son

Leg 3 Dallas to Atlanta - 2,287 miles

Retailers visited: Norton Ditto, M. Penner, Bill Walker, Myron Goldberg, Perlis, The Rogue, Harrison Limited, Mobley & Sons, Guffey's, H Stockton

Leg 3 Hot Spots:

The Barber Motorsport Museum: Opened by George Barber in 1994 with his personal collection of over 1200 vintage motorcycles.

Natchez Trace: A historical 2 lane parkway that extends roughly 440 miles from Natchez, MS to Nashville, TN. The path is considered an

All-American Road.

Leg 4 - Atlanta to New York - 1,450 miles

Hot Spot: Tail of the Dragon

Famous for having 318 curves in 11 miles, is America’s number one motorcycle and sports car road.  The highway has no intersecting roads, no houses with driveways, and no businesses making it a speed destination. There have been over 30 deaths on the road since 1995.

Retailers visited:  Paul Simon, Coffman's, Peter Blair, Franco's, Beecroft & Bull, Samuel Parher, Boyds

Leg 5 - New York, Toronto, then Denver - 3,027 miles

"The fifth leg of Moto Tour 2012 started out on a trip from NJ to Greenwich to meet the team at Mitchell's. The guys had a bite with Scott Mitchell and his Brand X tie! We left after having lunch with David and Lauren and headed to upstate NY to spend the night. They were a little unlucky with a few hours of rain, but traveled safe and ready to head to Harry Rosen in Toronto on day 2."                                    August 22nd, 2012 - Bob Corliss

Retailers Visited: Richard's, Harry Rosen, The Claymore Shop, Rodes, Oak Hall, Woody's, Mister Guy, Pinstripes, Andrisen Morton, Homer Reed.

Leg 5 Hot Spot #1: Memphis, TN

Home of the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Internationally recognized for its pioneering work in finding cures and saving children with cancer and other catastrophic diseases. St. Jude is the first and only pediatric cancer center to be designated as a Comprehensive Cancer Center by the National Cancer Institute.

Retailers Visited: Oak Hall, James Davis

Leg 5 Hot Spot #2:

The Mississippi River

The chief river of the largest river system in the North America. The river runs through 10 states. Water skiing was invented on the river between Minnesota and Wisconsin.

Leg 6: Denver to Monterey - 3,367 Miles

"After Estes Park we entered Rocky Mountain State Park. About 1 hour later we arrived in Steamboat Springs for the night. Great day, very scenic, aspens turning color,  and passed over Trail Ridge at about 12,200 feet! Weather was clear all day but cooler at the high elevations...will have to use warmer gear the rest of the time in the mountains."

September 26th, 2012 - Bob Corliss

Retailers visited: Nordstrom, Mario's

Leg 6 Hot Spots

Teton National Park: Approximately 310,000 acres including the 40-mile long  Range. Named after the tallest mountain in the Teton Range, the Grand Teton.

Yellowstone: was the first national park in the world it is home to some of the most famous landmarks including Old Faithful Geyser.

Leg 6 Hot Spot: Leavenworth, WA

Ever since the change from a "normal town" to its current Bavarian motif, Leavenworth has become a pillar of the tourism industry in the Pacific Northwest. Today, close to two million tourists come to Leavenworth each year, each visitor finding their own individual love affair with the community.

"Our Beemers feel right at home here." - Bob Corliss

Leg 6 - Last Stop before heading home: San Francisco, CA

best known for the rolling hills colored with eccentric architecture. The city is home to The Golden Gate Bridge, one of the most famous bridges in the world.

Retailers visited: The Hound