Fresh from the MotoGP round in Austin, the guys talk about the very cool Kramer HKR EVO2 R motorcycle, the declining motorcycle sales in the USA, and the future of manufacturing.

Back from Africa, Jensen talks about his trips to Morocco and South Africa, and what it was like riding the new tires from Bridgestone and Pirelli...along with a bevy of bikes.

Back from Africa, Jensen talks about his trips to Morocco and South Africa, and what it was like riding the new tires from Bridgestone and Pirelli...along with a bevy of bikes.

In this episode, we don't talk about anything...except the MV Agusta Brutale 800 RR - we talk about that a little.

Harley-Davidson invests in Alta Motors, and its future; Jensen rides a pair of Triumphs, the Speed Triple RS and the Tiger 800 XCA; and we talk about the motorcycle gear of the future.

A feisty show with plenty of news to cover, the guys talk about the start of the MotoGP season, the pre-Isle of Man TT rider maneuverings, Harley-Davidson's mysterious brake recall, the One Moto Show in Portland, shakeups in the moto-media landscape, and finally the banning of umbrella girls in Formula 1 and what it could mean for motorcycle racing.

This episode somehow fell through the cracks, so apologies for its late arrival. It's a simple show, really. We talk about the recent press launches for the new Honda Gold Wing and the new Ducati Panigale V4 - two very important bikes for two very different brands.

What do Harley-Davidson, The Dakar, and Forever21 all have in common? They're the big topics of this episode of the Two Enthusiasts Podcast.

Another wide-ranging show, the guys talk about the massive Brembo recall that is underway in the United States and abroad, and MV Agusta finally buying out Mercedes AMG's financial stake in the Italian motorcycle brand. The show then concludes with a listener question, and explores why there aren't cheaper (sub-$1000 motorcycles in the Western markets). This is our last show recorded in 2017, FYI.

A live show that we recorded at the San Francisco Dainese D-Store, this show starts by covering the FIM's new electric motorcycle racing series. It then moves onto the state of the motorcycle industry, looking at the challenges that the motorcyclists face currently, and how the AMA and MIC are helping (or not helping) the cause. The show finishes with a Q&A from the audience, and overall the conversation is very interesting.