I've known of The Enfield Guy for years. Being a member of his Facebook page, linked below. Seen his Youtube channel, and watched his bike morph into a tracker was fun. Having Jim on the show was even better. We both discovered we share a lot more than a passion for Royal Enfield motorcycles.

When I first watched Matthew's channel, I initially related to his ride. The ZZR600. I've ridden many, I've pre-delivered many from the Kawasaki dealers I've worked in. But then I started to listen to what he says in his videos. Deep thoughts on mental health, on riding, the feeling we get from riding, and also creating great videos covering songs we all know and love with his entourage of extremely talented musicians. Chewie is a professional artist himself, sharing some experiences about the good and bad sides of the industry.

When you think about upgrading your bike, most folks go straight for the exhaust. An often overlooked upgrade can be the headlight. In the past we've all just put up with what the manufacturer has given us. The end! Right? Wrong!

When I reached out to Div at Motorcycle Stuff, he was immediately excited about the show. I rode into St. Peters to meet him at the showroom to take a look around and check out his bespoke range of gear. What I learnt is that not only was the stuff he sells arguably the best looking and stylish gear around, but also one of the most secure and safest to wear. How can one top that?

Lance started his adventures with his father. However, that was cut short due to his fathers ill health. However, that didn't stop Lance from carrying on the adventures both he and his father planned. In this episode Lance shares his stories of adventure and lessons learning as he goes, one kilometre at a time out in the middle of Australia. Whether its crossing the Simpson Desert solo and unassisted, or riding the circumference of NSW during COVID lockdowns, Lance is a strong willed, fit and healthy man who doesn't let his lack of experience stop him. He is an apprentice to adventures after all. Check out his channel on YouTube.

I'm a firm believer in supporting local business. When we experienced our recent bush fires over 2019-2020 a tremendous amount of Australia was affected. Some more than others. My friends, and a lot of my local businesses were gone. While I had great hopes in helping our community locally with a benefit ride, it was soon thwarted by floods, and shortly after it was Covid-19. And we all know how that turned out. So I was really keen to chat to Paul from The Harley Roadshow about his channel where he creates videos of rides to many off the beaten track destinations with his wife on the back of the bike.

Big Bert zooms in with a beer and a bike on today's episode. Bert was really great to hang out with. I left that chat thinking that it wasn't an interview. It was just two bearded blokes who like beer having a hang. It was a pleasure and I hope he gets to come to the Meet and Greet in December.

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When I found Frank Triple Moto, I loved the candid, honest and down to earth delivery of his bike reviews. So when I got him on this weeks episode, I expected no less. Frank is just a great guy. Chilled and relaxed, just like how he approached his channel. You won't get flashing graphics, epic soundtracks and over the top clickbait with Frank. What you will get is am honest opinion of his experience on the bikes he's riding and sharing with us.

Rog from Harley Throttle Juice joins us today to talk about his amazing Youtube channel, the future of what's to come and what riding truly means to him. Rog is a beautiful photographer, a creative and a general all round good egg. But as we get to listen towards the end of the episode, Rog is also a warm hearted man who speaks the truth to us all about what happens when that helmet slides down our head and we take off for a ride.  Definitely check out Rog's channel, and all his creative endeavours. I've thrown in as many links for you to check out as possible.

Rod Kinder

When I discovered Iron Dundee's Youtube channel, what appealed to me was the candid approach with no bull. His opinions are strong, but valid. I agree with a lot of what he thinks, and also felt welcome when I made comments that didn't agree entirely with his. That's what made me like the guy. A mature, level headed gentleman who I wanted on the show to allow him to share more about his journey from the start of riding up to his decisions to start a Youtube channel to share with the world.