In this episode Randy & I talk about the Harley Sportster, what brings new riders to the lifestyle and of course, nonsensical B*ll Sh*t.

In this episode Randy and I talk about some of our favorite rides in the Ozarks of Missouri & Arkansas. The Ozarks has some of the best motorcycle rides that the country has to offer, and we’ll talk about some of our favorites.

In this episode Randy and I explore the origins of the first motorcycle. This has been an ongoing debate among motorcycle scholars for years, but never fear, Randy and I are going to settle the debate once and for all… Well, sort of.

In this episode Randy & I go over the “local” rallies for 2024, all the ones to attend, and one (in our opinion) that you should avoid. Also we discuss the 500 pound gorilla in the room, getting back on your ride after an accident.

In this episode Randy and I talk about the things you need to keep in mind when getting you bike ready for the riding season. The spring & summer is the time you just want to ride, and you don’t need to wonder if your motorcycle is ready to go. Also, we talk about our featured ride, the Boston Mountain Run in Arkansas.

In this episode Randy and I discuss my conversion from Victory to Harley Davidson and what I’m doing to the Street Glide to make it “mine”. Also, we talk about aftermarket seats, shocks and when is it time to get your bike serviced for riding season.

In this episode Randy and I answer a listeners question about his new/used Sportster, and touring. Also, Randy answers some questions about the Harley Davidson M8 engine. Whats, good, and what’s slightly less than good.

In this episode Randy and I address a question I get at least a dozen times a day about riding in the Ozarks. Also, we have some shocking news that will make all of mankind question what’s real, and what’s not.

In this episode… Randy is back, and he wants to talk about wheels and fuel injection and carburetors.

In this episode I talk about the 245 mile Missouri Mill’s ride, and the four additional mill’s added to the ride. Also, a listener writes in with a question that I get at least a dozen times a week.