He went on to obtain an undergraduate degree in journalism from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism at Arizona State University and an MFA in screenwriting from the University of Southern California. The power of the written word grabbed him and fueled Aaron's desire to take his writing even further.

It's no surprise that Aaron created Asphalt & Dirt (It gratified his perpetual need to answer two of his favorite questions: 'I wonder where that road goes, and what's the story here?' Aaron is a lifelong journalist and storyteller who published his first writing at the age of twelve-a letter to the editor for his local junior high school's clean up project. Their stories are meant to inspire, amuse and shed some light on this world, and dispel society's myopic stereotype of what it ultimately means to be a biker. Some are single, others are fathers or mothers, and still others are grandparents, and their passion covers from vintage days to modern times. Here are world travelling adventurers and local riders, collectors and icons in the industry, motorcycle clubs to lone riders. Here are the stories of motorcyclists that run the gamut of the motorcycling world, from well-known and famous to unknown and obscure, from builders and tinkerers to racers and tourers. For the past three years Aaron Heinrich has interviewed over fifty motorcyclists for his popular web magazine,, dispelling the myth of the stereotypical 'biker.' As these stories reveal, there is no one definition of what a motorcyclist is and that any description is as varied as the riders who make up the motorcycling community-no two are alike, other than their shared love of two wheels.

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