Thirty motorcycles left on a roadside

Dana White rides motorcycles, and for years he told himself that someday he would gather his buddies and cousins for long rides across the United States. Somewhere in his forties he asked himself when that someday was going to arrive. Every year since, he carves out time, and the group goes to a destination to ride.

He has noticed that the men he knows tend to go soft with age. They decide they can't handle the bikes anymore and stop riding. If it ever happens to him, he owns about thirty motorcycles, and they are all going to Italy.

A truck will carry the whole collection to the top of the country. From there he will ride them down to the Amalfi Coast, then leave the keys in the bikes and abandon them on the side of the road. That will be the last ride of his life.