Motorcycle Podcasts Adventure Rider Radio & RAW
Adventure Rider Radio RAW
ARR RAW motorcycle podcast is an Adventure Rider Radio Network production. A monthly show featuring motorcycle travel talk that is completely unscripted RAW and personal. On this episode - Ideas for comfortable camp seats, tips for getting back on your bike after a crash and convincing your riding partner that travel to strange countries is safe.
ARR RAW Motorcycle Podcast - When you're on a trip, you still need to look after home responsibilities, how do you do that when far from home? Have you ever had an "aha moment", when you realize just why you're doing this crazy trip? And sometimes travel can be a bit much and you start thinking about getting back home, should you end your trip? And what about border crossings? Are they really that scary?
Adventure Rider Radio RAW
ARR RAW motorcycle podcast is an Adventure Rider Radio Network production. A monthly show featuring motorcycle travel talk that is completely unscripted RAW and personal.
On this episode - Do you really need a tent to go overlanding, is physical fitness important for a motorcycle trip, how do you handle money in different countries and using the loo, lavatory, squat toilet, privy and other challenging restrooms in the world while travelling.
A common concern for prospective travelers is how to fund themselves while journeying. We talk about strategies for finding work on the road and other means of funding your travels. We also talk about how our adventures may lead us to distant lands, far removed from familiar faces and the comforts of home. Holidays are often spent with newfound friends in unfamiliar places. On the RAW panel, each host reminisces about cherished memories from their holiday destinations.
What is the absolute minimum mechanical knowledge you should have before going on an extended motorcycle trip? And how do you choose a moto travel mate?
Find out how to keep hair healthy on a motorcycle trip, learn how to lock up your motorcycle when travelling, some financial trip planning tips and more. Listener questions answered by the ARR RAW panel.
On this months RAW, at the round table we discuss motorcycle travelling in poverty stricken areas, how we make our dreams of motorcycle travel come true, being an adventure addict and dealing with wanderlust.
On the 20th episode of ARR RAW, moto travellers and authors discuss being prepared for road side motorcycle travel emergencies, what they recommend you should carry just in case you find yourself in an urgent situation and how to sleep comfortably while camping.
The RAW panel discusses some of the most extreme conditions they have ever ridden through, sharing their strategies for dealing with them and reflecting on what they would do differently as a result. They also delve into managing gear when riding two-up.
In this episode, we delve into our observations about younger travelers, share the most intriguing or practical items discovered on the road, uncover destination gems and remarkable places, offer tips for handling dental emergencies, recount our most embarrassing motorcycle travel stories, and explore the luxury items we simply can't travel without.
Jim Martin and the co-hosts on ARR RAW motorcycle talk about what you need to consider when looking for a place to put your head down for the night, and how to handle doing maintenance on your bike when travelling.
What do you like most about being on the road on a motorcycle? What do you get out of it? And what happens when your adventure comes to an end and you have to go back home, back to work, back to living a 'normal' life?
On this episode, Jim Martin and the RAW motorcycle co-hosts talk about handling medications, how to get prescriptions filled, and more. And if you're planning on taking a motorcycle trip in the near future, they've got some great tips on what you need to consider when budgeting for your adventure.
When talking about rider road hazards, the group discusses what riders should watch out for both at home and abroad, like oil spills, potholes, and fesh fesh. They also chat about travel scams based on their years of experience traveling, sharing tips on how to deal with them.
In the world of motorcycles and tech, Honda's Self Balancing Motorcycle, ABS brakes, and traction control are changing the game. But how does all this new stuff affect riding? With fewer people riding bikes, will these cool features attract new riders, like women and younger folks? And when it comes to riding, how do you know your limits? Do you trust your gut or learn as you go? Ever made a risky move and thought, "Phew, got lucky!" or looked back and wished you hadn't ignored warning signs? Just because you make it through okay, does that mean it wasn't dangerous?
The group recently talked about what kind of shoes are best for motorcycle riding, including whether they should be waterproof and if socks are necessary. They also discussed the top gifts for motorcycle lovers, with each host sharing two items they'd love for Christmas and why. Lastly, they chatted about how sitting properly on a motorcycle can help you stay comfortable during rides, and even effect your sex drive.
The Raw panel talks about whether it's better to prioritize comfort over carrying heavy stuff, like tents and chairs for bad weather on motorcycle trips. They share what they like to bring and how they deal with feeling homesick on long trips. They also chat about what underwear works best for riding and how they stay fit both at home and on the road, with tips for dealing with discomfort like stiffness and chafing.
Top tips for your first motorcycle trip, biker camaraderie and rain gear. Featuring Shirley Hardy-Rix, Brian Rix, Graham Field, Sam Manicom, Grant Johnson and Jim Martin.
The RAW panel focuses on motorcycle travel, covering topics like using trains and ferries, securing bikes, and common problems faced. They also discuss the trend of asking for accommodation and help while traveling, including etiquette and responsibilities for both hosts and guests. They share their top three tools for trips and exchange ideas for tasty pannier lunches.
Before hitting the road on your motorcycle, it's crucial to undergo proper training to ensure safety while riding. This includes familiarizing oneself with the motorcycle, road rules, and essential riding skills. As for gear, having the right equipment is key. This typically includes a well-fitting helmet, sturdy riding jacket and pants, gloves, and boots designed for motorcycle riding. Additionally, riders should carry a basic first aid kit with them at all times. This kit should include essentials such as adhesive bandages, antiseptic wipes, gauze pads, adhesive tape, and pain relievers. Having these items readily available can make a significant difference in handling minor injuries or emergencies on the road. On this episode of RAW, the panel talks about what you should have in your first aid kit.
