In this episode of the Ride Life Podcast, hosts Brian and Jim discuss their experiences at Laconia Bike Week, including riding adventures, the challenges of Mount Washington, and motorcycle maintenance tips. They also explore fairing options for Brian's Dyna and share personal stories about family activities and upcoming summer events.

In this conversation, Jim and Brian discuss their recent riding experiences, plans for upcoming events, and modifications to their vehicles. They share nostalgic memories about classic cars and the challenges of motorcycle maintenance. The conversation also touches on helmet laws and the comfort of riding with different helmets. Additionally, they engage in a trivia segment called 'Does Jim Know?' where they test each other's knowledge about Harley-Davidson dealerships and models. In this conversation, NIGHTOWL shares his unique experience at the Americade motorcycle rally, detailing the challenges posed by the weather, the camaraderie among attendees, and the various attractions in the area. He reflects on the laid-back atmosphere of the event compared to other rallies, emphasizing the importance of the adventure and friendships formed during the trip. Additionally, he discusses his collaborations with First Manufacturing and the excitement of future projects. In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics related to motorcycle riding, including struggles with allergies while riding, upcoming events in Laconia, bike maintenance and upgrades, and the importance of community support for bikers. They share personal experiences and insights, emphasizing the joy of riding and the camaraderie among motorcycle enthusiasts.

In this episode of the RideLife Podcast, hosts Brian and Jim discuss their recent riding experiences, the impact of weather on motorcycle events, and the community surrounding biking. They introduce guest Austin Knowlton, who shares his journey into the world of old school bikes and his work with Silver City Co. The conversation touches on technical difficulties, favorite projects, and the importance of family in bike building. Austin also discusses his union work and plans for upcoming motorcycle events. In this engaging conversation, the hosts discuss various aspects of motorcycle culture, focusing on custom builds, personal experiences with different bikes, and the challenges of building for others versus oneself. They share stories about their rides, the importance of good suspension, and the excitement surrounding upcoming motorcycle events like Laconia and a build-off competition. The conversation highlights the camaraderie within the motorcycle community and the passion for building and riding bikes. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various aspects of motorcycle maintenance, upgrades, and the excitement surrounding the upcoming Laconia Bike Week. They delve into the specifics of hardtail chopper builds, sharing personal anecdotes and plans for winter projects. The conversation also touches on the motorcycle community and the role of podcasts in connecting enthusiasts. In this engaging conversation, the hosts discuss their recent riding adventures, particularly a trip to Mystic, and share their experiences with motorcycle rallies and shows. They delve into the evolution of motorcycle culture, the nostalgia for print media, and the impact of social media on bike building. The conversation wraps up with plans for future collaborations and events, highlighting the camaraderie and shared passion for motorcycles.

In this episode of the RideLife Podcast, hosts Brian and Jim discuss the challenges of riding in poor weather, the appeal of vintage motorcycles, and the restoration of classic bikes. They share personal experiences with their own bikes, including a recent acquisition of three-wheelers, and delve into the availability of parts for older models. The conversation also touches on the thrill of riding two-stroke engines and the joy of family outings on bikes, culminating in a discussion about backyard trails and the fun of building jumps.

In this episode of The Ride Life Podcast, the hosts discuss their recent biking adventures, the importance of having a destination while riding, and the balance between biking and other life activities like golfing. They delve into the nostalgia of three-wheelers, the evolution of quads, and the current market for older Harley models. The conversation also touches on the legacy of custom builders like Billy Lane and Jesse James, the significance of community in biking, and the upcoming events for listeners to engage with.

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In this episode of the RideLife Podcast, hosts Brian and Jim celebrate Mother's Day while diving into bike maintenance stories, particularly Jim's experience rebuilding his master cylinder. They discuss upcoming riding events, bike upgrades, and the challenges of finding parts. The conversation shifts to riding adventures and the importance of proper maintenance. The episode concludes with the introduction of a new guest, Matt, who shares his experiences and insights from the motorcycle community. In this engaging conversation, Matt Garlock shares his experiences with motorcycle customization, his transition from a long career as a paramedic to nursing, and his thoughts on the new Gray Ghost Fat Boy motorcycle. The discussion also touches on the community aspect of bike nights, the in-store experience at Cycle Gear, and a light-hearted debate about pool leagues and naming bikes. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into various topics surrounding motorcycles, golf, and classic cars. They share personal experiences and preferences, particularly focusing on the differences between softails and dynas, the evolution of motorcycle designs, and the value of classic vehicles. The discussion also touches on the thrill of finding hidden gems in the automotive world, such as barn finds, and the nostalgia associated with classic models. The camaraderie among the hosts adds a light-hearted touch to the conversation, making it both informative and entertaining.

In this episode of The Ride Life Podcast, the hosts discuss their recent experiences with motorcycle maintenance, upcoming riding events, and personal stories from vacations. They reflect on the challenges of bike repairs, the excitement of riding season, and the importance of community engagement through events like barbecues. The podcast also celebrates its one-year anniversary, highlighting growth and listener engagement. In this episode of The Ride Life Podcast, the hosts delve into their personal journeys with Harley Davidson motorcycles, exploring the pivotal moments that transformed their perception of bikes from mere machines to symbols of freedom and lifestyle. They discuss the evolution of their preferences, the allure of customization, and the cultural phenomenon of the 'Hell Yeah Brother' community. The conversation also touches on their riding styles, future plans for guest appearances, and the camaraderie within the motorcycle community.

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In this episode of the Ride Life Podcast, the hosts discuss a variety of topics including Matt's journey into wood burning, his background in tattooing, and his passion for motorcycles. They explore the risks associated with riding, upcoming events, and personal bike modifications, all while sharing light-hearted banter and insights into motorcycle culture. In this episode, the hosts delve into the world of motorcycle customization, travel experiences, and the camaraderie of riding. They discuss the joys of working on older bikes, the thrill of road trips, and the challenges posed by weather conditions. Family traditions and memorable encounters on the road are shared, along with insights into the scenic routes of Connecticut. The conversation also touches on food adventures and the humorous realities of aging as a motorcycle enthusiast. In this episode, the hosts discuss their love for classic cars and motorcycles, the challenges of balancing work with riding, and the decline of bike nights in their area. They share nostalgic memories of past bike gatherings and the joy of early morning rides. The conversation also touches on the realities of aging and how it affects their riding experiences. They look forward to the upcoming Laconia event and emphasize the importance of community in the biking world.

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Welcome back to the ride life podcast! On this weeks episode Jim is back from training in the warm weather, so of course Brian complains about the weather up here in New England. The boys talk about CEO problems and how they would resolve it. Swap meets and a beer review! Sit back and enjoy!

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Hello everyone, this week's episode of The Ridelife podcast is a little different. Jim is still away for work, so Brendan fills in as co-host and we welcome Luke. Luke, aka, "Banker on a Harley", is from St. Louis and has some seriously good luck. We talk road trips, what to pack, and Luke even gives some life advice. New models, old models - we discuss them all and discover (to no surprise) we love them all! We get a peek into Luke's garage and what he drives every day. So, sit back and enjoy the life of a biker-banker.

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