An ordinary biker girl sacrifices her extraordinary corporate career to win her love ; embarks on a solo Motorcycle quest of her inspirational soulmate.

As an ardent motorcyclist in times past with over 6 figures in miles under his gluteus maximus, a road trip movie like this is appealing.

But I know from long experience that riding a motorcycles is an ideal way to experience the passing scenery and indulge in solitary reflection (as in “Zen & the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance” which is a classic book, but has proven to be difficult to mold into a script — and Robert Redford tried).

So I don’t see how the rather solitary nature of the motorcycle experience is as an effective m.o. to finding one’s soul mate.

I suggest the story might benefit from a specific destination. ?For example, if the story is set in the US, she could be cycling cross country to attend the annual August rally in Sturgis, ND, the most famous and popular rally of them all, or the East Coast rally at Little Orleans, MD (which I will be attending for my 3rd time this August). ?

Also, in the romance genre, ?as is the case (most of the time) in real life, finding true love is usually accidental, an unintentional coincidence that happens while pursuing something else, a specific objective goal that generates conflict.

Anyway, I think there’s a gem of an idea for an interesting movie. ?Particularly if you are a motorcycle maniac yourself and are familiar with the motorcycle culture. ?But it’s a gem that needs some ?polishing.

fwiw