About Us
Mission Statement
RoadRUNNER's mission is to empower motorcycle enthusiasts with the knowledge, resources, and inspiration they need to explore the world on their motorcycles. Through practical and engaging content, events, and community, they promote the joy, freedom, and camaraderie that come with motorcycle touring and travel.
The Magazine
What you can find in each issue of RoadRUNNER:
- Travel Stories – Coverage of the United States, Canada, and international destinations.
- Motorcycle and Products Reviews – Full dressers to dual sports, hottest on-the-road reviews of new motorcycles, equipment, gear, and apparel fit for today’s active and enthusiastic rider.
- Shamrock Tours® – Tours with 4 loops out of the same home base to make traveling more enjoyable. Unique to RoadRUNNER and valuable to readers.
- Industry News & Updates – The latest happenings in the moto industry.
- World-Class Photography – Capturing and delivering the beauty and excitement of the road, the ride, and the destination.
Print Subscription
Signing up for a RoadRUNNER print subscription will bring a physical copy of RoadRUNNER Motorcycle Touring & Travel Magazine to your mailbox every other month. Enjoy entertaining motorcycle travel stories and spectacular photography in each issue. The print magazine makes a great addition to your coffee table.
- Bimonthly print magazine mailed to your door
- Beautifully printed inspirational riding editorial
WEB Subscription
With a RoadRUNNER WEB subscription, you'll have access to all the same editorial found in our print magazine plus much more! Enjoy WEB exclusive editorial including inspiring stories and bucket-list tours from our world-class journalists. Plus, you'll have access to the entire database of RoadRUNNER tours and other travel editorial, for your motorcycle tour planning pleasure.
- Full access to 700+ tour stories and travel articles with GPS files
- Bonus WEB exclusive travel editorial not found in the print magazine
- New stories sent to your inbox weekly–exclusively for WEB subscribers
- Weekly newsletters highlighting recent WEB only articles
- Mobile friendly
- No banner ads
FREE Newsletter Subscription
Motorcycle enthusiasts can subscribe to RoadRUNNER's newsletter for free and gain access to select member-only content on the website. Not ready yet for a full access WEB membership? The newsletter subscription is for you!
- Weekly newsletters to your inbox highlighting news stories and travel editorial
- Access to all FREE blogs and editorial on the website
- Access to select member-only web editorial
History
In the summer of 1999, Christian and Christa Neuhauser moved from Austria to North Carolina with their two teenage sons. This was a natural step, progressing from the many weeks spent traveling in the U.S., through 42 of its states. They were hooked on motorcycling. It was their preferred means of getting around, and Christian would spend hours, even days, studying maps to discover “new” riding areas.
Their passion for riding and traveling coalesced into the creation of European Creative Communication, Inc. which publishes RoadRUNNER magazine. As newcomers in this part of the world, they had a clear idea of what readers wanted: A magazine that reflected their passion for riding, the allure of roads less traveled, and memorable destinations. They gathered an ambitious team to bring their idea to life and refused to compromise in any meaningful way on their vision for the magazine’s production. RoadRUNNER was going to be a magazine of the highest quality filled with entertaining, informative touring articles and outstanding photography.
The first issue of RoadRUNNER came out in 2001. Today, it’s a niche publication firmly established in the American motorcycle world, in which the magazine enjoys widespread support from both readers and the motorcycle industry in general.
Christian Neuhauser passed away in an accident in 2005. His wife, Christa, continues building upon their shared vision for the magazine and the family’s undaunted enthusiasm for motorcycle touring. She is supported in this endeavor by her two sons, Manuel (Technology Consultant), and Florian (Editor-in-Chief), and has a committed team by her side.