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Delta
Magazine
The
(dirt) road less traveled
September 2007
By Mark H. Stowers
Part
Lewis and Clark, with maybe a bit of Hernando DeSoto thrown in,
and a pinch of the luck of the fictional forest Gump—and you've
got Sam Correro. The 60-something-year-old Cleveland pharmacist
has been spending his free time creating a coast-to-coast trail—for
off-road motorcyclists.... READ
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Trail
Rider Magazine
"Sambo's Tigers"
March 1995
By Sidney Dickson
"Dual
Sport," what a stupid term. When did that happen? Was it way
back in 1989 when some investor yuppie discovered he could actually
ride his special "Paris Dakar Alpine Marco Polo Discoverer"
(1000cc model) for four miles on a road not fourteen inches deep
with reinforced concrete? What a load. In 1903 George Wyman rode,
pushed and carried his motor bicycle from San Francisco to New York
City.... READ
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Trail
Rider Magazine
"Cross Country '94, The XC Monkey
Butt"
March 1995
Are you into serious off-road riding? Here's your chance! Sam Carrero
is a driven and determined man. Like Sidney Dickson, he sees no
use for paved roads, especially when it comes to motorcycles. Because
of this, and apparently a lot of time on his hands, over the years
he has put together a duel sport/dirt bike route that he calls the
XC Monkey Butt.... READ
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The
Clarion Ledger
"Off
the Road Again"
Article by Billy Watkins
September 1994
 Think
about it: We've spent billions, maybe even trillions of dollars
building and maintaining roads and bridges across the United States,
including both scenic routes and interstates. We've cut through
mountains, crossed great rivers. Made maps readily available so
everyone can find the safest and quickest course to his or her destination.
Then along comes a guy like Sam Correro, a mild
mannered pharmacist from Madison who says, "Thanks, but that's
too easy. I think I'll make my own road." Which is what he
has done... READ
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Trail
Rider Magazine
"Monkey Butt Heaven"
January 1993
How
do you feel about long trail rides? No, I mean long trail rides;
like maybe 1400 miles worth and more on the way. Mississippi resident,
Sam Correro certainly likes it, and he's got a roll chart to prove
it. "I've got the roll chart saved on my word processor,"
he drawled over the phone to us, late last fall. "It must be
several hundred yards long by now, I'm not really sure.... READ
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