Huck N Ride Podcast

We catch up with Swap and discuss things like: producing podcasts, officiating weddings, and racing moto in an all white kit.

Donny Jackson has been hosting races at the Southridge venue in Fontana for 31 years! We sit down with him and his grandson, Tanner, and learn all about the family legacy that keeps MTB racing alive through every winter.

Maxine Irving shares with us her journey from daydreaming in the UK to moving to California to chase those dreams. She has been a part of the SoCal bike scene for the last 25 years, and her journey now takes her down a whole new path, while still keeping the fire for riding burning.

We are a dozen episodes in, so we figured the two of us would do a recap of the first 11 episodes, as well as share some of our own personal thoughts about the podcast, the bike industry, and a little bit of what our vision is.

Cole and Claire Fiene are what you might call a "staple" in the So Cal MTB scene. Older brother Chappy has been a big part of the Intense family for several years now, however; these two definitely have made their own way in the sport, and bring their own personalities to the Huck N Ride podcast.

When we brainstormed about what the Huck N Ride podcast would be about, words like “homegrown”, “local” and “grassroots” were a big part of our conversations. Trevor Mejia absolutely embodies all of those things, and is just an all around awesome person to have in your corner. Listen in on his journey from local downhill racer to becoming a pro enduro racer traveling the world.

Most of us know Spencer for his mountain bike related projects.........racing, epic rides, videos and amazing social media content! Spencer shares his journey on two wheels with us, from the early days of racing moto with his dad, to dirt jumps, lycra, and his adventures these days. Listen in as he shares what makes him tick, including his latest partnership with Outride, a program designed to help pormote mental health wellness through exercise and enjoying the outdoors.

Craig Kundig's history in cycling extends far beyond being the owner of Cyclery USA. From building custom frames in the early days of BMX to being the head UCI official at World Cup races, he shares some of his experiences over the last 53 years in the bike industry.

Backflips, Supercross championships, racing World Cups and being dad. Randy Lawrence shares some of his history in both mountain bikes and motocross, and how he's passing on the love of two wheels to a new generation…….including his son Ryder.

DVO's owner and founder, Bryson Martin Sr., gives us the lowdown on the road that has led to where he is today and is accompanied by long time employee, Ronnie Dilan. Early on, the brand adopted the term "for riders, by riders", and they certainly have backed that up for the last 10 years!