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Isaac Johnston shares his experiences growing up in Montana, his journey into the world of adventure filmmaking, and the challenges of being a freelancer. The discussion touches on the lesser-known aspects of Dakar racing, the beauty of Montana's wilderness, and the realities of pursuing a creative career. Isaac's candid reflections on his childhood, encounters with bears, and the transition to adulthood provide a rich backdrop to his passion for motorcycles and adventure. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the importance of maintaining a positive mindset, especially in the face of challenges. They discuss the impact of mental health on creativity and the decision to hire a life coach for personal growth. The conversation transitions into the speaker's biking history, exploring early influences and the journey of restoring vintage bikes. The discussion culminates in a challenge involving training with a professional rider, highlighting the playful rivalry and the desire for personal improvement. In this engaging conversation, Isaac shares his experiences and insights on extreme enduro riding, the challenges of winter sports, and the joy of snow biking. He discusses the unique techniques used in different terrains, the importance of perseverance in hard enduro races, and his future plans involving electric motorcycles and vintage bike projects. The discussion is filled with humor, personal anecdotes, and a deep passion for motorcycle riding.
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Robert Baldinger discusses his journey in the YouTube world, the evolution of his channel, and the importance of personal branding. He reflects on his relationships within the biking community, particularly with the Nomad Sweden group, and shares insights on the future of adventure riding content. The discussion also touches on memorable past adventures and collaborations, highlighting the camaraderie and experiences shared among biking enthusiasts. In this engaging conversation, the speakers explore various themes related to travel, adventure biking, and the evolution of British cuisine. They discuss their experiences in the UK, perceptions of British culture, and the growth of a YouTube channel dedicated to adventure riding. The conversation also delves into the importance of authenticity in content creation, the creative process behind video production, and the excitement surrounding upcoming events and presentations. In this engaging conversation, the hosts and their guest discuss the excitement surrounding upcoming motorcycle festivals, the camaraderie found in the biking community, and the dynamics of planning adventures with friends. They explore the creative aspects of collaborating with other content creators and the evolving landscape of adventure motorcycling, highlighting the increasing popularity and the importance of maintaining passion amidst sponsorship pressures.
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Women on the Trails Takeover
Hosts Fern Hume, Louise Hodgkinson, Marina Hauer, and Marisa Sloper discuss their experiences and insights into trail riding, particularly focusing on the role of women in the sport. They explore the importance of community, the challenges faced by women riders, and the initiatives taken by the Trail Riders Fellowship (TRF) to promote diversity and inclusivity in trail riding. The conversation also touches on personal journeys, the mental and physical benefits of riding, and the joy of adventure on two wheels. This conversation explores the experiences and insights of women in motorcycling, focusing on the importance of flexibility, community support, and the value of training. The speakers share personal stories, discuss the dynamics of mixed riding groups, and emphasize the significance of technique over speed. They also highlight the challenges of finding suitable gear and the benefits of secondhand options. The conversation concludes with reflections on the importance of navigation skills and the joy of adventure in everyday rides. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the importance of building confidence through practice in navigation and riding. They share their aspirations for future riding experiences and emphasize the supportive community among women in motorcycling. The conversation also touches on the realities of riding gear and the humorous aspects of appearance while riding off-road.
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In this engaging conversation, the hosts and their guest, Damian Rowley, 'Demon Rides', explore the intricacies of motorcycling, from the evolution of nicknames and the journey from racing to becoming a motorcycle taxi rider. They delve into Demon's experiences with high-profile passengers, the challenges of learning Spanish while traveling, and the preparations for his adventurous trip across the Americas. The discussion is filled with humour, personal anecdotes, and insights into the world of motorcycling. In this conversation, Damian shares his experiences and reflections from his long-term motorcycle journey across North America and into Central America. He discusses the challenges of travel, the friendships formed along the way, and the cultural insights gained from interacting with locals. The conversation also delves into personal growth, the importance of experiences over material possessions, and the future plans that lie ahead after this transformative journey. In this conversation, the speakers delve into various aspects of motorcycling, including the challenges of choosing the right bike for adventure riding, and the personal journeys that have shaped their experiences. They discuss the impact of riding on mental health, the desire to inspire others through motivational speaking, and the significance of pursuing one's dreams and making luck happen through hard work and determination.
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Ari Henning discusses the evolution of content creation in the motorcycle industry, and his journey into motorcycle journalism. He shares insights on the dynamics of being on camera, the impact of family and friendship on his career, and memorable projects at RevZilla. The discussion highlights the importance of passion for motorcycling and the unique experiences that shape a journalist's path. In this conversation, Ari shares his passion for motorcycle adventures across America, emphasizing the importance of exploring one's own country. He discusses the appeal of motorcycle rentals for travelers, the art of customization, and the authenticity of real-life experiences in adventure riding. The dialogue also touches on the creative processes behind motorcycle shows, the joy of riding, and the belief that any bike can be an adventure bike. Ari elaborates on performance upgrades for the CRF300 and the growing popularity of trail bikes in the U.S., while also highlighting the value of self-taught mechanics in the motorcycle community. In this engaging conversation, Ari Henning discusses the importance of using torque wrenches for motorcycle maintenance, shares his experiences with bike restorations, and reflects on the thrill of riding and the strong community that comes with it.
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Magnus Göransson shares insights about his motorcycle community, the Odd Luck Garage, located in Malmö, Sweden. The discussion covers the importance of community in motorcycling, the evolution of the garage, and the camaraderie among its members. Magnus also reflects on his personal journey with motorcycles, the significance of bike nights, and the safety measures taken in their environment. The conversation highlights the joy of sharing experiences and knowledge within a passionate group of bikers. In this conversation, the speakers discuss various aspects of motorcycle culture, focusing on the community and financial structure of a garage where members can work on their bikes together. They touch on personal experiences, the importance of friendship, and the dynamics of membership within the garage. The conversation also highlights the cost savings associated with DIY maintenance and the seasonal nature of riding in Sweden. In this conversation, Magnus Göransson shares his plans for an exciting motorcycle trip to Belgium, highlighting the camaraderie among fellow riders and the importance of community in the biking world. The discussion also delves into the maintenance of classic motorcycles, the dynamics within a garage crew, and the challenges facing motorcycle brands in the industry today.
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Charley Boorman is a British television presenter, travel writer, and actor.
He's best known for his adventurous motorcycle journeys, particularly the "Long Way" series he undertook with actor Ewan McGregor.
In 2006 Charley undertook his most challenging TV project, to enter the Dakar Rally in Africa.The documentary series "Race to Dakar" followed Boorman's journey, capturing the highs and lows of his training and the gruelling race itself. Despite facing numerous challenges, including a serious crash that left him with broken bones, Boorman persevered and completed several stages of the rally.
Ultimately, he had to withdraw from the race due to his injuries, but his experience and determination made "Race to Dakar" a compelling and inspiring story.
Charley shares with us some of the best stories and some of the tings going on behind the scenes that never made it into the TV programme.www.austinvince.com
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Patsy Quick is an English off-road motorcycle racer who became the first British woman to complete the Dakar Rally in 2006. Her journey to this milestone was marked by both triumph and disaster. In her initial attempt at the Dakar in 2003, she was involved in a life-threatening accident that forced her withdrawal from the race. Despite this setback, Quick's resilience and determination led her back to the Dakar in 2006, where she ultimately achieved her goal of finishing the gruelling endurance race.
Following her successful Dakar Rally finish, Patsy established Desert Rose Racing. The company leverages her extensive off-road racing experience to provide comprehensive training and support to aspiring rally riders. The academy offers a range of programs, from introductory courses for beginners to advanced training for seasoned riders aiming to compete in challenging events like the Dakar Rally. Desert Rose Racing has become a renowned name in the off-road motorcycle world, guiding and empowering riders to achieve their own adventurous goals.www.austinvince.com
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Skyler Howes - Countdown to the Dakar Rally: Insights and Preparations
In this conversation, Skyler Howes shares his journey from a privateer racer to achieving his dream of becoming a factory rider. He discusses the influence of his upbringing in Utah, the challenges of riding in the desert, and the struggles he faced as a privateer. Skyler recounts the emotional rollercoaster of nearly giving up on racing, only to find support and success in the Dakar Rally, culminating in his eventual factory ride. His story is one of resilience, determination, and the pursuit of passion in the face of adversity. In this conversation, Skyler Howes discusses his experiences with motorcycle racing, focusing on the importance of bike setup, the challenges of rally bike development, and the mental and physical preparation required for racing. He shares insights on overcoming injuries, the role of mechanics in bike development, and his goals for the upcoming Dakar Rally. The conversation highlights the balance between technical knowledge and personal enjoyment in racing, as well as the impact of mindset on recovery and performance.
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Rallying to Success: Ross Branch's Dakar Journey
In this conversation, Ross Branch shares his experiences and insights as he prepares for the Dakar Rally. He discusses the intense training regimen, the challenges of navigation, and the journey from being a privateer to a factory rider. Ross reflects on the evolution of the Dakar and the increasing diversity of competitors, emphasizing the importance of preparation and mental fitness in rally racing. In this conversation, Ross Branch discusses the pressures of competitive racing, particularly in the Dakar Rally, and how he manages these pressures. He reflects on the importance of experience, the evolution of his bike, and the dynamics within his team. Ross also shares insights into the mental preparation required for such a grueling event and the camaraderie among competitors. He emphasizes the changing nature of the Dakar Rally and expresses excitement for the future of the sport, particularly the upcoming 2025 race.
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Reflecting on a Year of Podcasting
In this episode, the hosts discuss various themes including technical challenges faced while podcasting, the thrill and dangers of adventure racing, the joy of Christmas and community engagement, reflections on their podcasting journey and notable guests, and memorable moments from season seven. They share insights and anecdotes that highlight the essence of their experiences and the stories shared by their guests. In this engaging conversation, the hosts reflect on their experiences and highlights from the past year, including their aspirations for future adventures, the connections made through podcasting, and the recognition they've received in the podcasting community. They discuss the importance of maintaining independence in sponsorships, celebrate their 100th episode, and share exciting plans for the upcoming year, including potential collaborations and innovative ideas for events. In this episode, the hosts discuss the planning of a motorcycle trip to Europe, the formation of a new riding group called TAMP Tours, and the excitement of exploring Morocco. They reflect on the challenges of gathering friends for adventures, the impact of their podcast on community connections, and the realities of organizing group tours. The conversation shifts to personal Christmas plans, highlighting the balance between tradition and individual preferences, and concludes with a humorous take on gift-giving expectations during the holiday season.
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TET Adventure Awaits: Riding in Europe
Noel and Clive are joined by Laramoto and Biker_Maja to share personal stories about their experiences in motorcycle travel, the dynamics of team travel versus solo adventures, and the impact of social media in building a community. They delve into their backgrounds, discuss their riding techniques, and explore the joys and challenges of motorcycle touring. In this engaging conversation, the speakers share their experiences and insights into the world of motorbiking, covering topics from the thrill of speedway racing to the personal journeys that led them to embrace biking later in life. They discuss the competitive nature of racing, the importance of safety on the road, and the changing attitudes of youth towards motorbiking. The conversation also touches on the transition from racing to media, with Laramoto sharing her journey to becoming part of Bikeworld TV, and the Maja discussing the creation of motorcycle tours that combine adventure with social interaction. In this conversation, Maja, Lara, Noel, and Clive discuss the nuances of guided motorcycle tours, the importance of sharing experiences, and the excitement of exploring Europe on two wheels. Maja shares her insights on managing different skill levels in riding groups and the joy of building lasting relationships with repeat customers. The discussion transitions to the decision to venture off-road in the Balkans, highlighting the preparations and considerations for the upcoming adventure, including bike choices and camping logistics. The conversation emphasizes the thrill of motorcycling and the camaraderie that comes with shared experiences. In this conversation, the speakers discuss their experiences and tips for motorcycle camping and adventure travel. They emphasize the importance of comfort, packing essentials, and the balance between enjoying the journey and documenting it for social media. The conversation also touches on their upcoming trip plans and the preparations involved.
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Chloe Jones: From Marine Engineer to Adventurer
Chloe Jones shares her experiences of renovating a canal boat and her adventurous journey on a Honda C90 motorcycle. The discussion covers her transition from a marine engineer to training as a paramedic, her love for outdoor adventures, and the supportive community she found along the canal. Chloe reflects on her travels, the challenges she faced, and the joy of embracing a nomadic lifestyle. In this engaging conversation, Chloe Jones shares her experiences with motorcycling, including her adventures on the C90, the challenges of trail riding, and her journey into the world of dirt biking. She discusses her preparation for long-distance trials, her life working on private yachts, and the spontaneity of her travels. Chloe emphasizes the importance of embracing challenges and the unexpected moments that make her journey memorable. In this engaging conversation, Chloe Jones shares her experiences of traveling on a motorcycle, the challenges she faced, and the kindness of strangers she encountered along the way. From her initial filming adventures to the unexpected repairs and cultural exchanges, Chloe reflects on the authenticity of her journey and her future plans for travel and adventure. In this engaging conversation, the hosts explore themes of friendship, adventure, and personal growth through travel. They share humorous anecdotes about their experiences, including the challenges of living on a canal boat and the dynamics of their friendships. Chloe recounts an embarrassing travel story that highlights the unpredictability of adventures. The conversation culminates in reflections on the beauty of travel and the lessons learned along the way.
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Reconnecting with Thomas Hansen: A Journey Through Adventure
Clive and Noel reconnect with Thomas Hansen, reflecting on their journey in the adventure motorcycling scene. They discuss the growth of their podcast, the importance of community events, and the challenges of winter riding. Thomas shares insights into his creative process and the impact of social media on his work, while the group explores the evolving landscape of adventure motorcycling events and festivals. In this engaging conversation, the speakers delve into their experiences at motorcycle festivals, the evolution of their podcasting journey, and the challenges and triumphs of transitioning to full-time content creation. They discuss their preferences in motorcycles, the importance of supporting local brands, and the continuous improvement of their film quality and storytelling techniques. The conversation also touches on the impact of travel films on viewers and how they navigate criticism while maintaining personal growth. In this engaging conversation, the speakers explore a variety of themes including unique sports like underwater rugby, travel plans, and the dynamics of friendship and creative partnerships. They share personal anecdotes about their adventures, discuss the challenges of collaboration, and reflect on personal growth through relationships. The conversation wraps up with exciting future plans for travel and adventure, highlighting the importance of connection and shared experiences.
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Clive and Noel discuss their experiences with motorcycles, including new bike purchases, riding confidence, and the planning of epic trips. They delve into personal reflections on regrets and missed opportunities, while also touching on the dynamics of relationships and expectations. The conversation wraps up with a light-hearted debate about motorcycle gear and the controversial topic of crocs. In this engaging conversation, Noel and Clive delve into various topics ranging from the controversial fashion statement of Crocs to the impact of inspirational quotes on daily life. They share personal anecdotes about motorcycle regrets and discuss the new DRZ model, reflecting on its significance in the biking community. The duo also reminisces about the quality of motorcycles from the past compared to modern ones, and they explore the joys and quirks of garage life, including the tendency to daydream while surrounded by bikes.
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Creating the Trans-Morocco Trail: A New Adventure
Ed, Noel, and Clive delve into their personal experiences with adventure travel. They share anecdotes about their motorcycle journeys, discuss the importance of individual responsibility in adventure riding, and introduce the Trans-Morocco Trail project. The discussion highlights the joys and difficulties of traveling on two wheels, the impact of community, and the lessons learned along the way. Ed shares his extensive experiences of motorcycle travel across various continents, including Australia and the challenges faced during his adventures. He discusses the importance of maintenance and preparation for long trips, the impact of COVID on travel plans, and the development of the Trans-Morocco Trail in collaboration with Chris Scott. The conversation also touches on cultural contrasts between Morocco and Europe, emphasizing the accessibility and adventure that Morocco offers to travellers. In this conversation, Ed discusses the intricacies of adventure riding, focusing on risk management, personal responsibility, and the importance of preparation. He shares insights from his experiences in the Trans Morocco Trail, emphasizing the need for riders to understand their capabilities and the risks involved in solo travel. The discussion also touches on the community aspect of adventure motorcycling and the balance between pursuing adventure and maintaining responsibilities at home.
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The Birth of Adventum Magazine, the Adventum Magazine Vision
In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into the biking history and experiences of Andrew Bayliss and John Graham, co-founders of Adventum magazine. They discuss the challenges and joys of motorcycling, the creation of their magazine, and the evolution of their riding preferences over the years. The conversation also touches on the importance of comfort in motorcycle design and memorable trips they've taken, highlighting the essence of adventure in motorcycling. In this engaging conversation, the hosts explore the themes of adventure dining, the creation of Adventum magazine, the importance of photography in travel, and the ethos of authenticity in adventure publishing. They discuss the allure of unique dining experiences, the challenges and joys of starting a magazine in a digital age, and the significance of building a community among riders. The conversation also touches on the role of communication while riding and the balance between solitude and connection during motorcycle journeys. In this conversation, Andrew Bayliss and his team discuss the transformative role of photography in motorcycling adventures, the vision behind their magazine Adventum, and the importance of storytelling in capturing the essence of travel experiences. They share insights on crafting compelling narratives, balancing imagery with text, and recommend various trips for new adventure motorcyclists. The conversation also highlights their exciting future plans, including trips to Alaska and India, and the significance of community engagement through their magazine.
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Future Terrain: A Charity with a Purpose The Power of Wellbeing in Adventure Trips
In this engaging conversation, Clive, Noel, and Grant discuss their experiences at the Rydell Rally, the physical challenges they faced, and the injuries that resulted. Grant shares his journey of founding the charity Future Terrain, which helps rehabilitate injured veterans through motorbike expeditions. The discussion also delves into Grant's extensive riding history, the life-changing accident that led to his leg amputation, and how this decision opened new doors for him in the world of biking. The episode concludes with a look at Grant's current collection of motorcycles and his plans for the future. In this conversation, the speakers delve into their experiences with motorcycles, trail riding, and the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities. They discuss the importance of adventure training, the mechanics of prosthetics, and the innovative solutions that have emerged in this field. The conversation also highlights the significance of charity work, particularly through the Future Terrain initiative, which aims to support disabled individuals in their pursuit of adventure and community engagement. The speakers share personal anecdotes, emphasizing the joy and camaraderie found in these experiences, while also addressing the critical aspects of preparation and safety in adventure activities. In this conversation, Grant discusses the funding and partnerships necessary for their adventure trips, emphasizing the importance of wellbeing and vocational training for participants. He shares impactful success stories that highlight the transformative experiences of individuals involved. The discussion also touches on the mindfulness achieved through adventure and the chemistry of the conversation, leading to future plans for collaboration.
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00:00 The Rydale Rally Experience
02:56 Injuries and Recovery Stories
05:55 Grant's Charity: Future Terrain
09:00 Riding History and Early Experiences
12:01 Life-Changing Accident and Its Aftermath
14:50 Decision to Amputate and New Beginnings
18:09 Current Bikes and Future Plans
25:53 Motorcycle Adventures and Experiences
27:43 Trail Riding and Adventure Training
29:21 Overcoming Challenges in Riding
32:29 The Mechanics of Prosthetics
35:39 Innovative Solutions in Prosthetic Design
38:45 Inspiration and Charity Work
47:33 The Evolution of Future Terrain
59:49 The Importance of Preparation and Safety
01:02:13 Funding and Partnerships for Adventure Trips
01:04:08 Measuring Impact: Wellbeing and Vocational Training
01:06:28 Success Stories: Transformative Experiences
01:09:12 Mindfulness Through Adventure
01:14:15 The Chemistry of Conversation and Future PlansRydale Rally, motorcycle injuries, Future Terrain charity, riding history, motorcycle accident, amputation, adventure biking, motorcycle maintenance, Indian Springfield, KTM 690, motorcycle, adventure, trail riding, prosthetics, charity, Future Terrain, adventure training, overcoming challenges, mental health, community support, funding, partnerships, wellbeing, vocational training, adventure trips, mental health, success stories, mindfulness, motorcycle adventures, charity
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The Art of Storytelling in BikingLessons Learned: Tips for New RidersNick Jacobs is new to trail riding and film making. He is an excellent film maker, and is showing great promise as a trail rider... ahem..
Nick became a friend after we met him at ABR. Noel made him an egg bun.
You can watch his excellent films on YouTube here - Project Biker - YouTube
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In this engaging conversation, Nick Jacobs shares his journey into the world of biking, detailing his transition from road riding to trail adventures. He discusses the challenges and triumphs of off-road riding, the importance of community, and the art of storytelling through filmmaking. Nick reflects on his experiences in Montenegro and his aspirations for future trips, emphasizing the thrill of adventure and the lessons learned along the way. The discussion also touches on advice for new riders and the vibrant adventure biking community.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Context
02:58 Nick's Background and Journey into Biking
06:02 Transition from Road to Trail Riding
08:47 First Experiences with Off-Road Riding
11:59 Learning and Growth in Trail Riding
14:55 The Influence of Community and Collaboration
17:59 Filmmaking and Storytelling in Biking Adventures
21:00 Future Plans and Aspirations
24:05 Reflections on the Adventure Biking Community
27:03 Advice for New Riders
30:00 Closing Thoughts and Future Endeavors
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