Lavi Scholl and Ollie Gamblin met when picking cherries on a farm in Australia while on working holiday visas. It might have been Ollie’s van, maybe his guitar playing, but something sparked for both of them and they have been partners in travel and life ever since. They seem to fit together like pieces of a puzzle, complimenting each other, naturally falling into the roles that allow them to travel even farther on a budget. Their mantra and secret for travel is underpinned with a simple mantra - that the best things in life are free. After trying out van life, backpacking, and cycling, they ultimately fell in love with the perfect mode of transportation - the motorcycle. Lavi and Ollie have just returned from a trip around the world.
Listen to more of our best motorcycle podcasts here.
Subscribe anywhere you find podcasts!
Please give us a rating on iTunes, Spotify, Facebook and wherever you listen to your podcasts.That helps other riders discover our group of top motorcycle podcasts
Graeme and Katrina Perkins are riding the slow lane around the world. They left Australia back in 2016 and thought it could take a couple of years to explore the globe, but it’s now seven years later and they have only made it about half way around the world. They have learned plenty, met loads of people, crossed many borders, all along the way perfecting this thing called motorcycle travel. They pack extremely light, plan ahead, and the more they ride, the slower they go.
Listen to more of our best motorcycle podcasts here.
Subscribe anywhere you find podcasts!
Please give us a rating on iTunes, Spotify, Facebook and wherever you listen to your podcasts.That helps other riders discover our group of top motorcycle podcasts
Janell and Stuart Clarke are both engineers and both enjoyed travelling and exploring the Australian outback by four wheel drive having so much fun that they decided to explore the world. So they began dreaming and planning a trip, but it soon became apparent to them that the cost of using a four wheel drive would deeply cut in to their budget. Then the idea of using motorcycles came up and that seemed like a plan they could sink their teeth into. Soon they were on the road, two bikes and a dog on the trip of a lifetime. Nine years later, they are still travelling from country to country and having picked up some passengers it’s now five of them on two motorcycles - still exploring the world.
Listen to more of our best motorcycle podcasts here.
Subscribe anywhere you find podcasts!
Please give us a rating on iTunes, Spotify, Facebook and wherever you listen to your podcasts.That helps other riders discover our group of top motorcycle podcasts
Michnus and Elsebie Olivier started their motorcycle travel lifestyle in 2010 when they took a trip through Africa. Riding small motorcycles, called piki pikis in Swahili, they were hooked on travel and never looked back. A lot of travel tips packed in to this episode, Michnus & Elsebie inspire and share their experiences with moto travellers.
Listen to more of our best motorcycle podcasts here.
Subscribe anywhere you find podcasts!
Please give us a rating on iTunes, Spotify, Facebook and wherever you listen to your podcasts.That helps other riders discover our group of top motorcycle podcasts
Just four months after Maryna got her motorcycle license, she met Paul at a motorcycle meet. After months of trying to get Maryna to go on a date with him, telling her to just say yes, she finally relented. Since then, Paul has convinced Maryna to just say yes to almost anything. Motorcycles brought them together, and just saying yes has brought new adventure in to their lives, as they travel around the world.
Listen to more of our best motorcycle podcasts here.
Subscribe anywhere you find podcasts!
Please give us a rating on iTunes, Spotify, Facebook and wherever you listen to your podcasts.That helps other riders discover our group of top motorcycle podcasts
Taking slow travel to an unbelievable level, this British motorcyclist somehow got sidetracked and didn’t get home for over a decade. With no travel plan in place, he experienced the world with no set schedule or direction. And an event that you don’t want to miss, that inspires overland travel, educates in the necessary skills and resources, with a motivating and informative trade show for explorers from all walks of life.
Listen to more of our best motorcycle podcasts here.
Subscribe anywhere you find podcasts!
Please give us a rating on iTunes, Spotify, Facebook and wherever you listen to your podcasts.That helps other riders discover our group of top motorcycle podcasts
Jacqui Furneaux lived a conventional life in her home in the UK, she was happily married, had two daughters and worked as a nurse. And then when circumstances in her life changed, she made a decision to take her Royal Enfield motorcycle on a trip, leaving with no set plan in place.
Listen to more of our best motorcycle podcasts here.
Subscribe anywhere you find podcasts!
Please give us a rating on iTunes, Spotify, Facebook and wherever you listen to your podcasts.That helps other riders discover our group of top motorcycle podcasts
Having a strong grip is an important part of motorcycle riding to ensure you have proper control when it comes to the front brake, clutch and throttle. Bret Tkacs explains how to maintain your hand strength in the off season and how it affects your riding. We also look back on ARR episodes from the past year, finding inspiration, education and laughter, as we wind down Season 4 of Adventure Rider Radio.
Listen to more of our best motorcycle podcasts here.
Subscribe anywhere you find podcasts!
Please give us a rating on iTunes, Spotify, Facebook and wherever you listen to your podcasts.That helps other riders discover our group of top motorcycle podcasts
Linda Bick, a folk music musician, has a truly inspiring attitude when it comes to travel. Linda recently returned from a 3 month trip to Uganda, where she dealt with the temperamental breakdowns of a mechanically challenged motorcycle, the loss of important personal items, challenging roads and more. An uplifting story of a woman adv rider traveling solo in Africa.
Listen to more of our best motorcycle podcasts here.
Subscribe anywhere you find podcasts!
Please give us a rating on iTunes, Spotify, Facebook and wherever you listen to your podcasts.That helps other riders discover our group of top motorcycle podcasts
In the 1990's, David and Emy Woodburn traveled for almost a decade with their young daughter Mattea, in a motorcycle and sidecar outfit. They lived on the road, and the experiences they had were unlike anything the average family has, including homeschooling while travelling and growing up in many different cultures.
Listen to more of our best motorcycle podcasts here.
Subscribe anywhere you find podcasts!
Please give us a rating on iTunes, Spotify, Facebook and wherever you listen to your podcasts.That helps other riders discover our group of top motorcycle podcasts
It’s commonly said that you need to slow down to see more while travelling, well how about speeding up to see more? After riding through Africa on her bicycle Helen Lloyd returned years later on a Yamaha XT225 and she says that motorcycle travel changed the way she experienced the same country. And on Rider Skills, we discuss a couple of methods that will help you turn your motorcycle around in a tight spot.
Listen to more of our best motorcycle podcasts here.
Subscribe anywhere you find podcasts!
Please give us a rating on iTunes, Spotify, Facebook and wherever you listen to your podcasts.That helps other riders discover our group of top motorcycle podcasts
Back in 1982, Helge Pedersen bought one of the first BMW R80GS motorcycles to enter his home country, Norway. He sold everything he owned and soon found himself in South America crossing the Darien Gap, a feat which few attempt. Helge stayed on the road, living a vagabond lifestyle for 10 years. His story is an unusual and exciting one, with a wealth of information to inspire and guide motorcyclists around the world.
Listen to more of our best motorcycle podcasts here.
Subscribe anywhere you find podcasts!
Please give us a rating on iTunes, Spotify, Facebook and wherever you listen to your podcasts.That helps other riders discover our group of top motorcycle podcasts
Spencer James Conway is stuck at the border in Venezuela, unable to cross in to Colombia. His alternative? A 7000 km detour which will add two months to the trip. And around the world, many countries are experiencing spring or fall temperatures, or maybe you like to ride up in to the mountains where temperatures can get a bit chilly. Author, David Hough, Aerostich founder, Andy Goldfine and the team at Hippo Hands have some tips on keeping warm.
Listen to more of our best motorcycle podcasts here.
Subscribe anywhere you find podcasts!
Please give us a rating on iTunes, Spotify, Facebook and wherever you listen to your podcasts.That helps other riders discover our group of top motorcycle podcasts
Ramey "Coach" Stroud's story is one of perseverance and goals. When a spinal injury left him paralyzed from the chest down, he didn't get his house ready to deal with his handicap for the rest of his life, he learned to walk and ride a motorcycle again. A story where the impossible becomes the possible.
Listen to more of our best motorcycle podcasts here.
Subscribe anywhere you find podcasts!
Please give us a rating on iTunes, Spotify, Facebook and wherever you listen to your podcasts.That helps other riders discover our group of top motorcycle podcasts
Recently returned from his sixth trip around the world, Dr. Gregory Frazier has a chat with Jim about where he hangs his hat, or rather, his helmet. And David Hough discusses motorcycle jackets, are they for style, comfort or crash protection?
Listen to more of our best motorcycle podcasts here.
Subscribe anywhere you find podcasts!
Please give us a rating on iTunes, Spotify, Facebook and wherever you listen to your podcasts.That helps other riders discover our group of top motorcycle podcasts
Photos and journals are incredible ways to share stories, and for us to look back on where we’ve been, to refresh the memories from long ago. In this episode we talk to Tim Burke, who documents his journeys through photography and we have a flashback to an interview with Graham Field, who is an avid daily diary keeper, where he reads us part of his journal.
Listen to more of our best motorcycle podcasts here.
Subscribe anywhere you find podcasts!
Please give us a rating on iTunes, Spotify, Facebook and wherever you listen to your podcasts.That helps other riders discover our group of top motorcycle podcasts
A story of a RTW motorcycle trip that morphs in to a two-wheeled adventure of the camper kind, and Zac Kurylyk from Canada Moto Guides shares his thoughts on what he calls the comeback of the parallel twin.
Listen to more of our best motorcycle podcasts here.
Subscribe anywhere you find podcasts!
Please give us a rating on iTunes, Spotify, Facebook and wherever you listen to your podcasts.That helps other riders discover our group of top motorcycle podcasts
What would it be like if you couldn't just turn on your computer and ask google all the questions you want to help plan your trip? And what if in the 1980's it was so against the norm for someone to set out on a long distance motorcycle trip, let alone a woman? Would you still have the nerve to ride around the world?
Listen to more of our best motorcycle podcasts here.
Subscribe anywhere you find podcasts!
Please give us a rating on iTunes, Spotify, Facebook and wherever you listen to your podcasts.That helps other riders discover our group of top motorcycle podcasts
According to a travel survey, couples who travel together have better relationships than those who don't. In this episode, three couples share their thoughts on what makes their relationship work while on the road. And we also talk to a couple who rode from Alaska to Ushuaia on a quest to find out what was the secret behind couples who remained married or partnered for a long time. They talk about their experiences with the Ural, the people they met and what they learned about relationships.
Listen to more of our best motorcycle podcasts here.
Subscribe anywhere you find podcasts!
Please give us a rating on iTunes, Spotify, Facebook and wherever you listen to your podcasts.That helps other riders discover our group of top motorcycle podcasts
Ted Simon has moved to France and started his next motorcycle adventure, but in a different way. What he's doing offers a unique opportunity to learn something from a motorcycle legend and writer. Also in this episode, Aaron Steinmann chose to ride his KTM 500 EXC in New Zealand and then in South America to Oregon, not your usual adventure motorcycle, but then again, isn't every bike an adventure bike?
Listen to more of our best motorcycle podcasts here.
Subscribe anywhere you find podcasts!
Please give us a rating on iTunes, Spotify, Facebook and wherever you listen to your podcasts.That helps other riders discover our group of top motorcycle podcasts
