The extraordinary passion of ordinary people emerging from the motorcycle Document "Whatever Works", whose strength is passionate interviews with the average of two wheels. Although some of them with motocyklizmem had to deal professionally as Kenny Rogers, the first American on the podium Moto GP, Jason DiSalvo, winner of the Daytona or Keith Code, founder of California Superbike School is a director Bryan H. Carroll saves us from this knowledge until the end credits creating the impression that the two-wheelers can ride each and tap that regardless of age, sex and number of limbs extraordinary pleasure. "Whatever Works" is also a story about the beginning of motorcycling with glimpses of three-wheeled vehicles, serving as a machine maintenance on wooden tracks for cyclists. The first cafe racerach, as well as pre-emptive today's generation of hipsters light years in being 'cool' Ed Kretz, winner of the first edition of the Daytona 200 in 1937, not, however, their yellowed photo, but the sight of kilkulatków on the first motocross machines with an inherent narrative "where I hid my first motorcycle, it was not my mother "corresponds clearly to the question - What Works.