This week I sit down with Murdoc Jones, we talk about the motorcycle industry, kids and throwing tomatoes out the door.

Great talk with Lonnie Isam Jr. of the Motorcycle Cannonball. We talk about vintage motorcycles, what it takes to race in cannonball and his love of motorcycles.

Did a great interview with Jesse Jurrens owner of Legend Suspensions in Sturgis SD. This is a great candid talk about his business and what he has done to survive and ultimately thrive in an industry that can be difficult. Enjoy the ride and be sure to check out his site for all your suspension needs. He has […] Read more

Although this has nothing to do with 2 Wheels, he’s a biker from way back. Has some epic stories about Sturgis that we will share at another time. Tom Cross and his art will eventually rule the multiverse. Enjoy this bonus podcast and bow down to your new Master.

Arlin Fatland is the owner of 2 Wheelers in Denver, CO. He has been around as a custom bike builder for a very long time and is one of the nicest bike builders you will ever meet. Check out the gallery I posted last week with his bikes or visit his web site.

Masyn Moyer is on today’s 4Ever2Wheels podcast. She is an avid rider and great interview! Enjoy.

Chris Callen is a good friend, founding editor/publisher of Cycle Source Magazine and bassist in Big House Pete. We had a great talk as he drove me back to my place. Thanks again for listening.

Eddie Trotta and I sit down and talk about how he got to where he is and bikes. It was great to get some backstory and learn about how he became such a successful builder. Great guy with a great story. Enjoy!

Bill Dodge of  Bling’s Cycles is on the latest 4E2W podcast. I had a major fubar and forgot to hit record twice (dumb recorder) so I missed the first 50 minutes. Fortunately Bill was VERY gracious and sat down for an additional 30 minutes. It’s a little short but you get a general idea of what […] Read more

Shelly Rossmeyer is on the 4Ever2Wheels podcast today. Her family owns the world’s largest largest Harley-Davidson dealership named after her late father Bruce Rossmeyer. We have a great conversation about her life growing up, her Dad and riding.