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This episode of FÉROCE, hosted by Annick Magac, features an interview with Mark Long, the host of another motorcycle podcast called Driven to Ride. Long discusses his motivation for starting his podcast, rooted in his background in audio production and a desire to create content aligned with his passion for motorcycles. He recounts memorable experiences related to his podcast, including attending MotoGP races in the US and Italy, highlighting the vibrant atmosphere of European racing events. Additionally, Long shares his plans for upcoming motorcycle events in the Midwest and reflects on the local motorcycle culture, emphasizing the strong sense of community during the shorter riding season. Finally, he details his personal history with motorcycles, from his first Honda to his more recent Yamaha, and touches on notable interviews he has conducted for his podcast with figures in the motorcycle world.

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Annick explores the perception that motorcycles in 2025 are costly, questioning whether this is based on reality or skewed by factors like headline-grabbing high-end models. She examines the pricing of new motorcycles from various manufacturers, including Harley-Davidson, Kawasaki, Indian, Ducati, BMW, and Honda, highlighting the range from entry-level to luxury models. The episode also touches on the impact of marketing, manufacturing costs, and financing options on motorcycle prices, as well as comparing motorcycle costs to those of cars and considering insurance expenses. Ultimately, Annick encourages listeners to reconsider their perception of motorcycle affordability, suggesting that entry into motorcycling can be more accessible than commonly believed, and that personal values influence spending decisions on hobbies.

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This podcast episode offers five steps for selling a motorcycle. The host, Annick, outlines the process, starting with assessing the bike's condition and gathering paperwork. She then advises on determining a fair price using resources like Kelley Blue Book and making emotional considerations. Preparing necessary documents like the title and bill of sale is emphasized as crucial. Annick suggests popular online platforms for listing the motorcycle, and finally, she gives advice on managing inquiries from potential buyers and ensuring safe meeting practices. The overall tone is encouraging and aims to simplify the selling experience.

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Annick interviews Steve Kamrad, an adventure bike rider known for participating in hare scramble races on larger motorcycles. The conversation explores his experiences with racing, including a story about his bike catching fire in the desert, how he got into the sport, and the differences between adventure bike and dirt bike racing. Kamrad discusses the unique aspects of racing big bikes, the challenges and sacrifices involved, and the strong community within motorcycle racing. He also touches on his history with competitive sports and the physical and mental demands of racing at his level, as well as his shift away from motorcycle journalism to focus on riding and racing.

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Annick Magac recounts the story of acquiring her first motorcycle, a 1973 Kawasaki S1 250. She details how she impulsively purchased it from a stranger to save it from being destroyed, despite her initial lack of knowledge. The podcast then relates the challenges she faced learning to ride and maintain the two-stroke bike in New York City. She explains her initial disastrous maiden voyage where she was stranded on the Brooklyn Bridge. This experience spurred her to learn motorcycle mechanics, sparking a lifelong passion and shaping her career. Ultimately, the difficult yet formative experience with her first motorcycle led her to podcasting. She concludes with a discussion of the importance of maintaining older vehicles and her hope for the bike's future.

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Annick Magac provides an update on the FÉROCE brand. The brand's website is now live, featuring a basic merchandise collection of apparel like hats, t-shirts, and hoodies. Magac seeks feedback on a potential summer motorcycle meetup and ride in the Northeast. She also celebrates nearing 1,000 YouTube subscribers, which will unlock new platform features, and discusses her surprise at the solo videos being more popular than the interviews. She acknowledges feedback on video editing and content style, explaining her background and future plans for the channel. Finally, she mentions the BFF's motorcycle projects and expresses excitement for the upcoming racing season.

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This podcast interview features Ryan Snelson, the creator of Motoveli, a unique motorcycle publication that defies traditional magazine formats. Ryan discusses his evolution from creating large-format, print magazines to a smaller, more experimental zine with accompanying physical items and a strong online presence. He explains his motivations, which stem from a desire for relatable content and a departure from the aspirational nature of typical motorcycle magazines. His work utilizes a hybrid print/digital approach, emphasizing personal interaction with subscribers through unique mailed items and curated online experiences. The conversation also touches upon his use of social media, especially TikTok, to connect with his audience and expand his brand. Finally, Ryan discusses his goals for the future of Motoveli, including expanding his team and maintaining his creative freedom.

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This podcast episode focuses on helping motorcyclists encourage their partners to ride. Annick emphasizes the importance of support and patience, advising against forcing partners into riding or choosing their motorcycles. She stresses the value of professional riding classes and suggests strategies for effective communication and building confidence. The episode also addresses common pitfalls, like negative feedback and unrealistic expectations, offering practical advice on resolving conflicts and ensuring a positive shared riding experience. Specific recommendations include allowing partners to choose their own bikes and gear, and prioritizing open communication about pace and safety.

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This podcast features an interview with Walt Siegl, a custom motorcycle builder. Siegl discusses his design process, which involves creating series bikes with limited variations while also undertaking one custom project annually. He explains his business model, emphasizing client satisfaction and using custom projects for product development. The conversation also covers Siegl's background in art, racing, and toolmaking, leading to his motorcycle building career and his current workshop in New Hampshire. Finally, he offers advice to aspiring motorcyclists on skill development.

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Annick Magac's podcast, Féroce, offers advice on returning to motorcycling after a break.  She emphasizes the importance of taking refresher courses and finding a comfortable motorcycle, highlighting advancements in motorcycle technology.  Magac also addresses the emotional challenges of resuming riding after accidents or life changes, suggesting prioritizing mental and physical well-being.  Ultimately, the podcast aims to encourage listeners to overcome obstacles and enjoy the sport, regardless of age or previous experience.

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