Great podcast. These are strait-forward, interesting conversations with a variety of motorcycle related guests. Greg pulls out guests personal stories and background beyond just a narrow focus. Good listen.

I so desperately want to leave more stars for my rating / review. The guests and topics are great for all motorcycle enthusiasts- but someone needs to buy some new microphones. The recordings sound like they are made in a cave using an iPhone mic at a distance. I just wish the production quality was better. I’ll return as a regular listener when the editors buy a microphone.

An episode about what the 2 writers have covered in their journalism career. Very little value to the listener.

Still seems to be finding its legs. The interviews, those some are informative I guess, sound pretty dry. Doesn’t sound like they’re having a good time. And also I’d lose the drumming back beat SFX. It’s just audible enough to be annoying and to make you wonder why it’s there. As far as motorcycling podcast go, it’s about the middle of the road. Not a hard category to be mediocre in, they all are pretty lame.

This is one of the best motorcycle podcasts that I have listened to. Engaging interviews with interesting people. I’ve learned a lot. I’m giving this four stars because of the consistently poor audio quality. A few of the episodes were so hard to hear I couldn’t finish them.

Excellent interview. I live in the Bay and had no idea about the exhibits or the level the airport curates all of the exhibits. I’m hoping to catch it before they change it!

Loved it. Very informative. Looking forward to attending flat track this year.

I like the info but it puts me to sleep it’s so dragging not upbeat at all it’s like everyone is sleepy

Good men and women with a lifelong respect and appreciation of motorcycling.