12 Best Motorcycle Podcasts Riders Should Follow

Motorcycle podcasts are considered the most informative media formats. Podcasts cover topics succinctly in an entertaining way to keep riders engaged. Many podcasts discuss the things riders are actually interested in knowing.

This article lists the top 12 motorcycle podcasts.

Produced by Elizabeth Martin and hosted by Jim Martin, Adventure Rider Radio is the most popular podcast in the world. ARR is a high-end production that puts a lot of effort into creating an informative program that follows a Q&A-style format. This show focuses on international adventure riding, or traveling the world via on- and off-road trails. ARR regularly features racing champions, globetrotters, published writers, CEOs, riding instructors, and others as guest stars. They discuss the experiences of riding different bikes in different nations.

Every Thursday, this show airs for about an hour. You may listen to past episodes on the podcast website or on iTunes, Google Play, and Stitcher.

You can submit your riding experiences on the Adventure Rider Radio’s website in the hopes of being invited to the show to tell your story live on air.

Throttled is hosted by Kevin and his co-hosts, Tom, Chris, and Larry. Throttled reflects Kevin's love of motorcycle culture and covers practically every motorbike topic, such as affordable beginner bikes.

The hosts also discuss types of motorbikes, off-roading, manufacturer advertising, rallies, riding gear, new technologies, motorcycle rentals, and the latest motorcycle news. The hosts also have conversations with famous riders, hosts of other podcasts, authors, and normal folk with an interest in riding.

Law Abiding Biker is hosted by Ryan Urlacher. This podcast focuses on various topics like law-abiding bikers, the motorcycle industry, smartphone app reviews, the world of motorcycling, rider reviews, motorcycle laws and issues, motorbike clubs, motorbike news, motorbike media, and more.

It is a popular podcast that focuses on content relevant to 99%ers. Everything from gear reviews to interviews with leading industry pioneers is covered. Although LAB has a bias towards Harley Davidson, fans of other brands can still enjoy this podcast.

Part of LAB’s appeal is that it offers a welcoming community. The podcast's host, Ryan Urlacher, takes pleasure in creating content for bikers of all skill levels. You can find even more in-depth reviews and videos on Urlacher's YouTube channel.

This Motorcycle Life is a Bent Star production hosted by Bruce Philp and recorded for broadcast in Canada. Philp explains that the reason he started This Motorcycle Life was to highlight the ways motorcycle riding goes beyond just being a biker. To Philp, being a motorcyclist means instantly becoming a member of a group and family, where every rider is your "brother" or "sister." Additionally, he thinks that riding a motorbike adds something special to everyone's life and that every biker is a philosopher.

This Motorcycle Life has more than 20 episodes, each with a runtime of one to two hours. Each episode introduces a new guest with a different reason for wanting to go motorcycle riding and a different perspective on what it means to be a motorcyclist. For instance, in Episode 21 titled "Fear Itself," the main topic focuses on how to manage your fear. Clinical psychologist Dr. Mark Barnes explains that managing fear is a skill that can be learned, with many motorcyclists riding their motorcycles as a way to overcome their fears and deal with stress.

Each episode had over 3,000 listeners and is available on the This Motorcycle Life website, SoundCloud, Apple Podcasts, and several other podcast platforms.

Chris Ashmore and Stephen Grasso, the hosts of the Café Racer Podcast, began this podcast as a way to share their passion for motorbikes and create a community for people with a shared love of the café racer.

It should be quite obvious from the title what this one is about. You should check out the Cafe Racer Podcast if you enjoy the sleek and stylish cafe racer.

Despite its name, CRP isn't only restricted to café racers as this podcast also covers other types of motorcycles, such as dirt bikes. Along with having one of the most diverse guest lineups among motorcycle podcasts, they frequently interview female riders and people of color who provide their perspectives on a range of motorcycle-related subjects.

Since it began in 2011, this podcast has aired more than 140 times, covering a wide range of themes related to café racers. For instance, Ashmoore and Grasso talk about motorbikes in Top Gun: Maverick.

You can listen to episodes on the Café Racer Podcast website and other platforms like Soundcloud, Youtube, and Apple Podcasts. Additionally, this podcast has social media pages on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram where you can comment on episodes and suggest topics for upcoming episodes.

Front End Chatter is hosted by Simon Hargreaves and Martin Fitz-Gibbons, a duo of quick-witted, funny British who enjoy talking about motorcycles. They cover a variety of topics, including news, racing, insurance, legislation, motorcycle models, modifications, adventure riding, travel, gear, and helmets.

If you're a fan of international motorcycle racing, you'll love this podcast since the hosts offer an in-depth analysis of MotoGP events and racing and supersport garages worldwide.

Because Gibbons expects listeners to have at least a basic understanding of motorcycle racing and gear, this podcast may not be suited for novices.

Hosted by Justin Long, Long Rider Radio covers topics relevant to the long-distance riding community. This podcast focuses on riders who have accomplished long-distance rides. Long invites riders who participated in the Butt Rally, have covered 1,000 miles within 24 hours, have traveled 100,000 miles within a year, are round the world (RTW) riders, senior long-distance riders, etc.

This podcast has a special segment called “LD Dozen,” in which Long asks the guests 12 questions, such as “what’s your favorite road to ride on?” Listeners can also learn plenty of tips and advice about how to start long-distance riding.

This podcast is hosted by the Re-Cycle Garage in Santa Cruz, Motorcycles & Misfits teaches riders how to repair their used motorcycles. If you want to learn how to fix your old bike or just enjoy listening to other people's experiences, this podcast is fantastic to listen to.

Motorcycles & Misfits usually have the same guests each week. Although the topic of the podcast changes every week, upgrading and repairing damaged motorcycles is a recurring theme. For instance, the episodes "Dems Da Brakes" and "What Lubes Your Gears?" discussed the importance of maintaining brakes. Motorcycles & Misfits has over 300 episodes, with each episode having a runtime lasting over 2 hours.

This podcast drops a new episode every Monday, with every episode being available on SoundCloud, Google Play, and iTunes. You can also check out the Motorcycles & Misfits website, YouTube channel, and social media.

The Full Throttle podcast is hosted by Greg Haines. In each episode, Haines joins with current or former racers to discuss any weekend races. This podcast will keep you updated on the latest news about the world of track racing.

Haines has invited racing legends like James Whitham and Shane Shakey Byrne to give their opinions and review recent races. Full Throttle has completed Series 1 with 32 episodes that cover the 2018 season. Full Throttle is now onto producing Series 2. All the Series 1 episode are available on the Full Throttle: Eurosport Bikes Podcast website.

If you have an interest in knowing about racing and racing personalities, this podcast is the best option for you.

Hosted by Koji Helnwein, Motowitch Collective interviews female riders from around the world and provides a platform for female riders to talk about their motives.

On this podcast, guests tell stories of how they set world records, went on adventures, raised awareness, and overcame obstacles. This podcast shares the individual experiences of female adventure riders and broader topics, like “South Korea’s Female Biker.”

If you submit your story on the Motowitch Collective website, you may get a chance to share your stories on this podcast.

You can listen to this podcast on the Motowitch Collective website, Stitcher, Tuneln, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Castbox.

Chasin’ The Racin’ hosted by Dom Herberston and Chrissy Rouse covers different types of motorcycle racing, such as road racing, MotoGP, World Superbikes, motocross, Isle of Man, mini-bike racing, etc.

Each episode lasts between an hour to an hour and a half, covering all the latest news of track and road racing. You’ll get to listen to interviews with racers discussing their careers, recent and upcoming races, and the lives of riders on and off the track.

This podcast usually airs weekly depending on the availability of racers. You can listen to this podcast on the Chasin’ The Racin’ website.

First debuting in May 2019, The Full Tank is hosted by Tim from Rarefied Road and co-hosted by Rob from the YouTube channel Motobob. Rob and Tim provide information on recent developments in the motorcycle industry, including brand-new products, events, and more.

The length of a single show can last between 30 to 90 minutes and can cover a wide range of themes, including quizzes, information on the newest motorcycle movies, and the experiences of the hosts. For instance, in Episode 7 “Bobbers and Cruisers,” Rob and Tim find time to discuss the Harley Davidson Fat Bob, the Triumph Rocket 3 R & GT, the Bobber Black, the Moto Guzzi Audace, the Benelli 502c, rumors about the Bobber Black TFC, and take a quiz.

If you wish to listen to The  Full Tank Motorcycle Podcast regularly, you can join the Facebook group. The Full Tank Motorcycle Podcast is available on all major podcast platforms, including Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more.

Motorcycle podcasts teach riders about different aspects of motorcycle riding and culture. This article discussed many podcasts worth listening to, offering information on riding and racing styles, updates on the motorcycle industry, and personal stories. Some of these podcasts focus on fixing old motorcycles, affordable motorcycles, reasons to use motorcycles, the lives of motorcyclists, etc.