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  1. Issue · Aug 20, 2026

    How a California motorcycle-parts company made the most compelling road-trip series on the Internet (opens the original)

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    There’s a moment in the 1969 premiere of Then Came Bronson that captures something essential about the American romance with the open road.Michael Parks, playing a drifter aboard a red-and-white Harley-Davidson Sportster, sits at a traffic light during the morning commute. Beside him, a tired middle-aged businessman waits in a station wagon. He looks over at Bronson and asks where he’s headed.“Oh, I don’t know ... wherever I end up, I guess,” Bronson replies.The commuter considers this for a

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