Bike Shed Moto Co

A lifelong motorcyclist, Becky Goebel has built her life around two wheels as a rider, racer, journalist, content creator, custom builder, event producer, and entrepreneur. From racing in MotoAmerica and becoming the first woman invited to build a motorcycle for Born Free, to traveling the world with Ride with Norman Reedus and creating The Dream Roll, Becky has built a career in motorcycles by doing things her own way.

In this episode of Shed Talks, we sit down with Becky to trace that journey, from growing up around motorcycles in Canada to finding her place in a male-dominated industry and ultimately building AXEL Co., her own motorcycle lifestyle brand.

Along the way, we dig into riding, racing, building bikes, creating content, entrepreneurship, community, family, and how the motorcycle world has changed for women since Becky first found her way into it.

This episode of Shed Talks is hosted by Arrick Maurice and recorded at Bike Shed Moto Co. Los Angeles.

“What would you like to build?” - the question every custom-motorcycle builder dreams to hear, especially when delivered by the founder of the @haasmotomuseum…

At the 2026 Bike Shed Moto Show, Dutch had the opportunity to sit down with Stacy Mayfield, Director of the Haas Moto Museum, alongside one of our fall-time favourite motorcycle builders, Craig Rodsmith. This was the conversation.

Another of our live Shed Talk's from the 2026 Bike Shed Moto Show: In conversation with motorcycle adventurer Luke Tarrant - Half a tank of gas and one leg left... What happened? And what’s next.

Hosted by Gareth Charlton

Suzi Perry - broadcaster and MotoGP icon - sat down with Vikki and Dutch at the 2026 Bike Shed Moto Show to look both back, and forward on her incredible career on two wheels and beyond... Thanks for coming Suzi!

Ahead of the next round of the Bagger Racing World Cup at Silverstone, here's our 2nd Shed Talk to focus on this epic new race series. Centred around the racing itself, including engineering, rider experience, competition, and behind-the-scenes stories from the paddock.

Recorded live at the 2026 Bike Shed Moto Show, with Jason Kehl - Technical Director at Harley-Davidson Factory Racing, & Archie Mcdonald - Bagger World Cup Racer for Joe Rascal Racing... currently lying 2nd place, in the 2026 championship.

Few people see motorcycles the way Alex Earle does.

A graduate of ArtCenter College of Design, an accomplished automotive designer, and former instructor to the next generation of transportation designers, Alex has spent his career shaping some of the world’s most recognizable vehicles. But when the workday ends, he turns to motorcycles, not as a hobby, but as his purest creative outlet.

For Alex, every motorcycle begins with a story. Each build is a character with its own purpose, personality, and destination. The bike isn’t the final product. It’s the vehicle for an adventure he’s already imagined. Then he goes out and lives it, whether that’s racing in Baja, riding through Alaska, or disappearing down the next dirt road.

In this episode of Shed Talk, we explore the intersection of design, creativity, adventure, and craftsmanship. We reminisce about our shared Ducati roots, swap a few behind-the-scenes stories from the automotive world, discuss teaching at ArtCenter, and unpack what it means to create without compromise.

If you’ve ever wondered where great ideas come from, or why some people seem compelled to chase them all the way to the horizon, this conversation is for you.

After some sensational action at Assen and ahead of the next round of Bagger racing at Silverstone, we wanted to share our Shed Talk on everything Harley Davidson Bagger World Cup...

Recorded live at the 2026 Bike Shed Moto Show, we welcomed Jeff Schuessler, Harley-Davidson Director of Racing Programs, Stuart Pringle, CEO of Silverstone and Rob Warr, Dealer-Principle of Warr's Harley-Davidson. Together with the then championship leader Archie McDonald, they told of the bigger cultural story behind the Bagger World Cup, its expansion into Europe, and why Silverstone is such an important milestone...

For the first time in its 125-year history, Royal Enfield are competing on the world stage as an official manufacturer in the 2026 FIM Flat Track World Championship.

We caught up with the team at this years Bike Shed Show to hear about the development of their Sherpa MkII race bike, and find out how the first round of the championship unfolded… With the third round of racing about to get under way in Teterow, Germany, there’s no better time to get behind team RE!

With Gary Birtwistle - owner & trainer at DirtCraft UK & FIM Flat Track World Championship rider for Royal Enfield, Adrian Sellers - Head of custom and Motorsport at Royal Enfield, and Ian Tam - Custom and motorsports technical specialist at Royal Enfield.

For this episode of Shed Talks, we welcome Shaun Guardado of Suicide Machine Company.

Born and raised in Long Beach, California, Shaun joins us to share the story behind the shop he built alongside his brother Aaron, his relationship with Harley-Davidson, and the experiences that shaped his path as a builder, racer, and entrepreneur.

We also dive into one of Suicide Machine Company’s latest projects: a Harley-Davidson Pan America ST transformed into a race-inspired streetfighter. Along the way, we explore Shaun’s creative process and how he combines emerging technologies with traditional fabrication techniques, moving seamlessly between CAD models, 3D printers, welders, and hand tools.

A conversation about craftsmanship, family, pushing limits, and Southern California motorcycle culture.

Filmed live at Bike Shed Los Angeles.

For the first Shed Talk from Bike Shed Los Angeles, we welcome custom motorcycle builder Max Hazan.

Known for creating some of the most imaginative and beautifully executed motorcycles in the world, Max joins us to discuss the story behind his latest creation: a custom motorcycle powered by a Ferrari V8 engine.

Together, we explore the inspiration behind the build, the challenges of bringing such an ambitious idea to life, and the mindset required to pursue projects that make absolutely no practical sense and all the sense in the world.

A conversation about craftsmanship, obsession, creativity, and the kinds of machines that remind us why we fell in love with motorcycles in the first place.

Recorded live at Bike Shed Los Angeles.