What’s in a title?

So it’s about to happen, but we need a title.

200+ pages of single-spaced, profusely-illustrated motorcycle content from the two Joes who started ExNotes. The collected works, so to speak. With selections including magazine articles, road tests, opinion pieces, travel stories, ExNotes blog posts, and even a few listicles. American bikes, European bikes, Japanese bikes, Indian bikes, Chinese bikes, vintage bikes, modern bikes, dream bikes, wild conjectures, and more. A Foreword by none other than Jack Lewis, perhaps the brightest and most literate star in the motojourno constellation. It’s about to land.  The book is already written. All we need is the title. That’s where you can help. That, and of course, buying the book.

We’ve got a few titles we’re considering:

Dos Joes
Dos Moto Joes
Two Good Joes
The Two Moto Joes
Moto Stories from Joe and Joe
The Collected Works of Joe and Joe
The Collected Works of Two Moto Guys
Motorcycle Stuff
Motorcycle Musings
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We’re not limiting our title selection to the above. If you’ve got a better idea, let’s hear it.  Whoever makes the winning suggestion gets a free, signed copy of whatever we decide to call it.  After we’re dead, it will be worth a lot of money, and we’re not spring chickens.

Send us your thoughts in the comments section. Let us know what you think. Operators are standing by.

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28 thoughts on “What’s in a title?”

  1. I got it, no need to look further. “A Cup O’ Joes”. Which is a play on having a “cup of Joe”(coffee). What did I win? I suspect nothing. Anyways, you can put me down for a book already.

  2. The Semi-complete (Non-Exhaustive) Works of a Couple of Moto Joes
    OR
    Why Yoo-Hoo is the Elixer of the Motorcycle Gods

  3. “Mo Joe’s for you”
    For the most interesting man in the world who’s toilet has everything.

    I know, been a long winter. 🙂

  4. The Big, Unwieldy Book of Motorcycles.

    More Motorcycles! (Subtitled: Third edition)

    If You Don’t Keep Moving You’ll Fall Over (subtitled: Motorcycles and Their Owners)

    Rounding Error
    (Subtitled: Everything You Wanted to Know About Motorcycles But Were Too Uninterested To Ask)

  5. All of the suggested names are so bad my brain is having trouble recovering from the shock of reading them .
    Don’t know what I actually would expect from A Couple of Regular Joes.
    But let’s hope for a major improvement going forward.
    Clueless Joes
    Sloppy Joes
    Jammin’ in Joes Garage (playing the same old song )
    Mighty Joes Young
    Joe Momma!
    Two Broke Joes
    The Joes do an Egan .
    Keeping Up with the Joesies.
    Just Say Joe!
    Traveling with the Cartels
    For all the Tea in China

  6. Why wouldn’t it be called Exhaust Notes?
    Doh!
    Unless of course that would give the impression to prospective buyers that they have already read these 200 pages of repeats.
    This whole exercise as been , I dare say, exhausting .

  7. Just started my first cup of coffee, so the creative juices are mostly still in the pot. So I base my notion on Sir Issac’s last line: ‘This whole exercise has been, dare I say, exhausting.’ Subtitled ‘Exhaust Notes with Joe and Joe.’

  8. A Double Dose of Moto Joe
    or
    A Double Dose of Joe Moto
    or
    More Tall Tales Than You Can Shake a Stick At, Times Two
    or, to make shorter
    More Tall Moto Tales, Times Two

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