With over 15 years of experience in industrial design, Greg Tada is a passionate and enthusiastic designer who has worked with some of the biggest names in the motorcycle world, including Aprilia, Moto Guzzi, Kawasaki, Indian, and Suzuki. Greg's expertise in design, technical thinking, and in-depth industry knowledge, combined with his diverse global background working with cross-cultural teams, have made him a sought-after designer in the motorcycle industry. He has led the design on several groundbreaking models, including the Aprilia Tuono 660, the Ninja 650 and the Indian Challenger, and has contributed to the development of numerous other models across multiple segments, including motorcycles, side-by-sides, snowmobiles, EVs, and 3-wheelers. With his ability to turn his creative ideas into reality, Greg has earned a reputation as an innovator and trendsetter in the industry. His work has helped shape the future of some of the most iconic motorcycle brands, and his passion for mentoring younger designers and running internship programs shows his dedication to the next generation of designers. So, whether you're a motorcycle enthusiast or simply someone who appreciates good design, you won't want to miss the chance to learn from one of the best in the business. Join us as we take a ride with Greg Tada and explore the thrilling world of motorcycle design!

Three time, World Champion Freddie Spencer and famed Moto Journalist Nick Ienatsch are going to be dropping knowledge bombs left and right In this epic 88-minute podcast episode. You'll walk away with a whole new perspective on how to ride like a world champion.

Freddie Spencer is one of the most accomplished motorcycle racers in history, and his insights into the sport are invaluable. Nick Ienatsch, on the other hand, has been writing and teaching about motorcycles for over 30 years and is widely regarded as one of the most knowledgeable voices in the industry.

Freddie and Nick are going to be sharing their world-class riding advice that's sure to take your skills to the next level. From mastering your cornering technique to improving your braking skills, these two experts have got you covered.

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Winter can be a tough time for motorcyclists, who have to put their bikes in storage and find alternative ways to enjoy the colder months. But just because you can't ride your motorcycle doesn't mean you can't have fun and make the most of winter. In this podcast episode, we'll explore some tips and activities that will help you survive the winter months without sacrificing your love for motorcycles.

We'll also touch on the importance of staying physically fit during the winter months, which is crucial for maintaining your riding skills and overall health. This can involve winter sports, indoor fitness activities, or simply staying active and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

Finally, we'll discuss the importance of mental wellness during the winter months, and provide tips and advice on how to stay positive and motivated despite the lack of riding opportunities.

We'll explore different ways to survive the winter months without being able to ride a motorcycle. Whether you're a seasoned rider or just starting out, there are plenty of fun and engaging activities to help you make the most of the colder months.

Join Alex, Mae and Dave as they talk about ways to keep our riding skills sharp and how to be prepared for when spring finally arrives.

Every rider will benefit from track time, but there is a lot of confusion about what is required to participate in one, ranging from what kind of bike you need and bike prep. Alex, Mae and Dave discuss the joys of track riding and dispel many of the myths surrounding track days with the hope that every rider finds a way to get onto a track.

Dave at CanyonChasers alongside Alex with the Yamaha Champions Riding School, and his wife Mae kickoff the first episode at the very beginning by discussing challenges new, beginner riders face as they enter the sport.

Each discusses their own beginnings into riding, then use their experience as motorcycle coaches to share insights into learning to ride, learning how to identify quality sources, tips and techniques to speed up the learning process, the value of rider education from the correct source.

The episode wraps up as they discuss their favorite motorcycles for new riders.