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The Walking Dead: Ride With Reedus

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To those who follow Norman Reedus and his crossbow slinging get-up in The Walking Dead can get excited once more. Get to see Reedus riding motorcylces on the premiere of Ride With Reedus. Though he is known for his role in The Walking Dead series, Ride With Reedus is a grab-off of the unscripted television show. His character and in real life as well, is passionate about motorcycles. Viewers are not required to be knowledgeable about motorcycles to enjoy the show. Reedus goes on a travel hunt for rides in the United States. It’s similar to Anthony Bourdain’s No Reservations show. The renowned foodie travels to places all over the globe to meet with interesting people, interact with their culture and learn about the food. As the series prepares

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