Brap Talk Motorcycle Podcast

The boys are talking about Daytona Bike Week and Quentin's discoveries on Main Street. They also discuss the finer points of adjustability that is allowed on the Bagger Daddy race bikes. And then they dive into the world of Motorcycle Industry and what it takes to get into the dreamy world of Motorcycles. Buckle up as they have a lot of feelings! Follow us on Instagram: @braptalk Find us on Facebook: Brap Talk Motorcycle Podcast Reach out: webraptalk@gmail.com

Quentin and Shahin are back to talk about a bit of travel, Fun along the I5, Danger Zone Chicken and what it's like to ride along the twisty bits in SoCal with old friends. Make sure to send us an email at we brap talk at gmail dot com! SAFETY THIRD!! Follow us on IG: @braptalk Follow us on Facebook: Brap Talk Motorcycle Podcast Email us: webraptalk@gmail.com

In the newest episode of this weekly(ish) podcast, the boys are back and full of excitement about the new single-cylinder offering from Ducati: The Hypermotard 698 Mono. Shahin made an actual phone call to Quentin and invited him to ride the thing so they could actually chat about the machine. Neither one of them knew that a phone can be used to make voice-calls. The conversation carries on to Life, The Universe, and Everything down to why people want a dry clutch. Shahin falls in love with a Guzzi and Quentin talks about a bike he really wants plus more. Brap Talk loves you. Follow us on Instagram: @braptalk Find us on Facebook: Brap Talk Motorcycle Podcast Reach out to us: webraptalk@gmail.com

Hey! Let's talk about motorcycle maintenance, what you should do before the start of the season and why breaking your bike matters. Quentin takes a deep dive, using his 25 years of experience as a tech wiz to talk Shahin through the myriad questions about servicing your beloved steeds. There's talk of frogs and Cake as well. The rabbit hole continues, so come along!

On this installment of the "weekly" Motorcycle Podcast, the boys are back and they dive into what Shahin has been up to this last while and the rabbit holes start to present themselves. We learn about the finer points of "Hurkle Durkle" and how the boys have used their newly learned phrase in Life, The Universe, and Everything.

Hey, did you miss BT? Well, it's 2024 and we're back! On this episode, Shahin brings in an old, yet familiar, voice that has graced the podcast world and they catch up for a while and get into what's been happening in the last few years! Quentin tells us about what's new and what there is to look forward to, in the coming year!

The long awaited, probably forgotten, but much talked about Honda Gold Wing video podcast from the Brap Talk Motorcycle Podcast. Hey, it only took us two years to publish it! Of note, we talk a bit about the luggage situation on the 2018 Honda Gold Wing Tour, and thankfully since the release of this show, Honda has increased the luggage size of the top box and it now fits two helmets. Also, this is our first stab at a video podcast - God willing, our future attempts will be a little bit better and a little bit more timely. It was a learning experience. Thanks for watching! Big thanks to American Honda for letting us keep the Gold Wing Tour for way, way too long. Also thanks to Arai Helmets and Sena for sending us some gear - we couldn't have made the show without their help. Listen to Brap Talk on Apple Podcasts: https://aspha.lt/3deuWfm Listen to Brap Talk on Spotify: https://aspha.lt/3BNne6a Listen to Brap Talk on Soundcloud: https://aspha.lt/2VOrX1R

Back with another "weekly" show, in Episode 89, Jensen and Shahin dive into the parallels between key parties, cults, and motorcycle ownership, with a special surprise towards the end of the episode that you won't want to miss.

Jensen and Shahin sit down in this latest episode to conduct Jensen's exit interview from Asphalt & Rubber, what is in store for the site going forward, and what that means for the podcast. It is an interesting look at the behind-the-scenes perspective of the motorcycle industry, and media as a whole. We hope you enjoy this detour from our usual fare.

Your favorite fools are back with another "weekly" podcast, where we discuss Jensen's retirement, life, the universe, and everything else...including motorcycles. Enjoy!

Another weekly installment of the Brap Talk Motorcycle Podcast sees Jensen and Shahin talking about the new MotoGP Unlimited series, the return of the KTM 790 Duke, the debuts of the Honda Dax and Honda Hawk11 abroad, and what makes a sport-touring bike a sport-touring bike. It's a fun show. Enjoy!

It's been a while, but don't worry - we'll catch you up on everything that's happened in the motorcycle industry.

Welcome to 2022! It's a new year, but the same Brap Talk motorcycle podcast. Enjoy!

In this episode, we accidentally talk about a bunch of electric motorcycles that have recently hit the motorcycle industry. We start things off with Harley-Davidson taking the Livewire public on the New York Stock Exchange. From there, we look at Ducati's reveal of its MotoE electric race bike. Next up, there is a new startup, Stark Future, making a very promising electric MX bike. Lastly, we finish with California cracking down on emissions from small motors, like those found on gas generators. This all makes for an interesting conversation about the future of the motorcycle industry, and the rise of electric motorcycle offerings from two-wheeled manufacturers.

If you thought we talked a lot about Ducati before this episode, then you haven't seen anything yet! Get your beverages ready, and come along for the ride, as Jensen is back from the Panigale V4 S launch in Spain and the Multistrada V4 Pikes Peak launch in Palm Springs, to discuss what it's like riding these two bikes. We also cover the debut of the Ducati DesertX, and why Shahin put some of his hard-earned podcasting dollars on this new ADV bike. Other topics include the news of a Bimota "Tesi" adventure bike with a supercharged motor and hub-center steering, as well as some discussion about the zen of riding a motorcycle. A big, Big, BIG thank you to everyone that signed up for an A&R Pro account recently - you are aces in our book!

In this episode of the Brap Talk motorcycle podcast, Jensen and Shahin sit down for a debrief on the 2021 EICMA show. They discuss the bikes that debuted in Italy, and how the Milan trade show will never be the same.

Stuck in customs from flying to Europe twice in two weeks, the lost Episode 80 covers two bike launches: the Ducati Streetfighter V2 and the Aprilia Tuareg 660. Both bikes were incredibly good, but cause some interesting ripples in their respective classes. We also cover the debut of the Ducati Streetfighter V4 SP, news of MV Agusta's adventure bikes, questionable moves by Triumph UK's apparel division, and the adorable Honda Navi.

When the Shahin is away, the Jensen will play. Off to Sardinia to ride the new Aprilia Tuareg 660, Jensen got a chance to sit down with Aprilia brand manager Cristian Barelli to discuss the birth of the company's 660 platform, and its return to the dual-sport arena.

It is new bike season, so come join Jensen Beeler and Shahin Alvandi in their talks about the new Ducati Multistrada V4 Pikes Pike, the updated BMW K-bikes, the Honda NT1100 for Europe, and the KTM 1290 Super Duke R EVO for the USA. We also mourn the passing of Paul Smart, and wish his family and friends the best.

The often talked about, but never aired, lost Cory West interview is now available for your two-wheeled loving hearts. We ask Cory the important questions, like why his fiancée has a Wikipedia page and he doesn't.

Buckle up kids, it's time for another weekly installment from the Church of Brapistan. Today's sermon includes a conversation about bold new naming; why it's good to be beautiful, but better to be cheap; and why it's always best to tell the truth. On the motorcycle front, we look at the Ducati Multistrada V2, Suzuki GSX-S1000GT, Triumph Tiger Sport 660, retro bikes, and the budding EV market.

In this episode, you better buckle up for an hour of Jensen and Shahin talking about Ducati's upcoming 2022 models, including the DesertX and Multistrada V4 Pikes Peak. From there, it's more Italian bikes, as we ogle the MV Agusta F3 RR and how it is adapting to the upcoming WorldSSP rules for next season. We also look at the Suzuki GSX-S1000GT, and have some thoughts on this sport-tourer that might surprise you. It's a fun show, give it a listen!

More than you ever wanted to know about vehicle financing, our show starts off with the question of whether Harley-Davidson's financial services is the Bar & Shield brand's secret weapon. Next, we look at Ducati's not-so-secret Streetfighter V2, which we expect to see later this year. From there, we look at the Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RR and the Moto Guzzi V100 Mandello. There are plenty of rabbit holes along the way, and generally it's a fun and entertaining episode. Enjoy!

An omnibus show, Jensen and Shahin start with a discussion about the upcoming Triumph Tiger Sport 660, which then quickly devolves into a roundup about their most favorite and collectible motorcycles. From there, the show takes a pause (courtesy of the Pirelli Diablo Rosso IV tire) and come back with a ride review of the BMW R18 B and BMW R18 Transcontinental, and what the Germans got right and wrong with these new bikes.

In this episode we discuss the teaser debut of the Aprilia Tuareg 660, and what it means for the adventure bike market. That leads us into a larger discussion about the ADV space and what makes a bike an adventure bike (or not), including some frank talk about Ural sidecars. We also talk about the retirement announcement of Valentino Rossi, and whether or not MotoGP will be coming to Austin this year. It's a lively show, with no shortage of opinions - we think you'll enjoy it.

What makes American motorcycling unique? That's the ongoing question in this episode, as we look at BMW's new R18 motorcycles, which take on the bagger and dresser offerings from Harley-Davidson. We also look at rumors of new Ducati's on the horizon, and our electric future.

Shahin goes to the IMS Outdoor show at Sears Point and reports back on all the shiny bikes he saw, while Jensen covers the KTM RC 8C debut, Triumph's plans for a dirt bike, and the new Ducati Panigale V2 Bayliss edition.

In this episode we start out with some news about Aprilia's worldwide recall for its 660cc motorcycles. From there, we head to BMW, which has just launched its CE 04 electric scooter while also touting record sales. It is Harley-Davidson with the top electric news though, as its spin-out of the LiveWire brand has shown us the much more affordable ONE motorcycle - and all the confusion that comes with.

It's been hot, Hot, HOT here in Portland, but Jensen and Shahin talk about some motorcycles - and rumors of motorcycles - including the possibilities of the Yamaha R9 and BMW R1300GS motorcycles.

Jensen and Shahin are on the mics this episode, talking to you about a slew of motorcycle-related topics, along with special guest Cory West. Up for conversation is the Bagger Racing League, the Harley-Davidson 1250 Custom launch date, some rumors from Suzuki's lineup, and we tackle the age-old question: what is an adventure bike?

Special guest Cory West joins us for a talk about all things two-wheeled!

What is it like to ride the new Suzuki Hayabusa? Jensen tells all. Then, Shahin drops some knowledge about what he wants to see from Ducati's sportier Multistrada V4 that is rumored to be arriving soon. We also lament the death of Oregon's lane-sharing law, which was vetoed at the finish line by Oregon's Governor.

Closer to a normal schedule, Episode 64 sees us talking about how Oregon just passed a lane-sharing law; the debut of the Yamaha YZF-R7 and how much better it is than we thought; and then there is a very tasty rumor about a Kawasaki Ninja ZX-4R.

In this episode, we talk about what it's like racing with a broken collarbone, and why that's a bad idea. We also discuss whether it's a good idea for Harley-Davidson to make the LiveWire its own electric motorcycle sub-brand; the good, bad, and the ugly about Brembo's new caliper concept; as well as some business items from the industry. It's a fun show, give it a listen.

In this episode of the Brap Talk Motorcycle Podcast, we start by talking about Jensen's recent on-track crash, where he broke his collarbone. This gets us into a conversation about the mental side of the sport, and probably why this podcast is going to come out late. From there, we take a look at the new Suzuki GSX-S1000 street bike, as well as Valentino Rossi's decision to take money from the Saudi Arabian government. We finish the show with a fun discussion about our favorite bikes with different engine configurations.

Pardon our delay on this episode, it was 100% edited with a concussion...so, that was fun. We'll talk about that next show. In this show we talk about riding the new Aprilia RSV4 superbike, our first impressions of the Harley-Davidson Pan America 1250, and changing the entrenched culture of the motorcycle industry.

Episode 60 sees Jensen and Shahin talking about the debut of the Aprilia Tuono V4, which is well-timed as Jensen will soon be riding the newly updated RSV4 model. The show also covers the updates to the MV Agusta 800cc lineup, and what this Italian brand can do to win the hearts and minds of US dealers, with special insights from Shahin. We also discuss adaptive cruise control, the Honda CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SP recall, and the sell-out of the KTM 1290 Super Duke RR. It's a fun show. Give it a listen!

Episode 59 is out! In this one, Jensen and Shahin talk about what it's like riding the Aprilia RS 660 and Tuono 660 on the track. We also discuss the Multistrada V4 engine recall, which is affecting Shahin's own personal bike, and then we talk about a Portland classic, the Alley Sweeper ride. On the news side of things, we get an update on Oregon's lane sharing law; look at the April Fools jokes from around the industry (and why Jensen won't be at a Harley-Davidson launch anytime soon); and get our first taste of some new bikes from KTM and Suzuki (the KTM 1290 Super Duke RR and the Suzuki GSX-S1000). It's a packed show, so give it a listen.

We talk a lot about the technical skills involved in being better at riding a motorcycle, but what about the mental skills? We get into that topic a bit on this episode of the Brap Talk motorcycle podcast. We also dive into the very smart updates to the Alpinestars Tech 5 airbag vest, as well as the budding sector between motorcycles and bicycles in the two-wheeled industry. There is a little MotoGP talk in there as well. Follow us on Twitter: https://aspha.lt/3aRceDo Follow us on Instagram: https://aspha.lt/2KJ9M7l Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/braptalk Buy some stickers: https://aspha.lt/2PdPLvJ Sign-up for A&R Pro: https://aspha.lt/3b3BMxz All inquiries, email us at webraptalk@gmail.com

In this episode we talk a great deal about what automatic gearboxes could mean for the motorcycle industry. We then look at the news that Yamaha is bringing back the R7 name, and what a travesty that is about to be; that Damon Motors has raised a significant amount of investor capital; and what a 17" Multistrada V4 could mean for Ducati.

Another installment in our almost weekly podcast, this episode explores rumors of a Honda Transalp adventure bike, Montana's new lane-filtering law, and new details about the Aprilia Tuono 660.

In this episode Shahin and Jensen talk about the debut of the new Harley-Davidson Pan America 1250; the rebirth of the Buell Motorcycle brand (again), and the news of the 2021 KTM 1290 Super Adventure R. It was Shahin's birthday last weekend, so be sure to wish him a happy 42 on social media the next time you see him!

Not even a city-leveling snow storm can stop this weekly podcast, as this episode of Brap Talk was recorded by candlelight, since Jensen's house has been without power for the past couple of days. Despite being a two-hour show, we only cover three motorcycles in this show: the release of the "new" Suzuki Hayabusa, and the first ride reviews of the Honda Rebel 1100 and Ducati Multistrada V4 S.

This week's installment is from the ghost of podcasts past, as we are putting out an episode that was originally recorded in July 2020. Even though it's a bit late to see the light of day, we think you will enjoy it quite a bit, as we spend most of our time talking about what it's like to ride the Ducati Superleggera V4 at Laguna Seca.

With a bevy of new motorcycles making their debut, we spend a lot of time drooling over new machines like the Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RS, Kawasaki KLR650, KTM 1290 Super Adventure S, and Indian FTR1200. We also take a look at the rumors regarding the Suzuki Hayabusa, a new generation of which is set to debut on Feb. 5th. After that, we take a listener question regarding target fixation and tips on how to avoid it on the race track.

In this episode Shahin and Jensen talk about the efforts to make lane-sharing legal in Oregon; the debut of the new KTM 890 Duke street bike; more about the leaked information about the all-new Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RS; and some of the 660cc bikes coming from Aprilia.

A bevy of new bikes are coming, and in this show we talk about them. First, it's Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RS, then it is the release of the updated Aprilia RSV4 and Tuono V4, then it is the 1290 family of bikes from KTM. We finish things off with a listener question about getting started on the track, and finding the right instruction for your two-wheeled pursuits.

Brappy New Year! Our first show of 2021 sees us talking about the FBI raid on Ducati North America, the debut of the Aprilia Tuono 660, and current standings of the Dakar Rally. Enjoy!

Our last podcast episode for 2020, this one sees us taking a quick look at the new Ohvale GP-2 mini bike, and what the Shoei RF-1400 is like on the open road. After that, we look back at some of the top stories from the year, and discuss some of our more favorite moments. Thank you to everyone who listened to us in 2020. We will see you next year...hopefully every week!

Happy Holidays from the Brap Talk motorcycle podcast crew!

We are breaking some industry news in this episode of the Brap Talk motorcycle podcast. First, we first talk about a cheaper Kramer that could be coming to a race track near you, and then we dish some details about the upcoming Harley-Davidson Pan America 1250 that is coming out next year.

The new Ducati Monster, our first glimpse of the BMW R18 Intercontinental, and pondering an Africa Twin powered Honda CB1100X. This and more is what we discuss in this latest episode of the Brap Talk motorcycle podcast.

The Brappy Holidays are upon us, and in this episode we celebrate His Brappiness by talking about two new motorcycles - the Honda Rebel 1100 and the Ducati Diavel 1260 Lamborghini. We also dive into Kawasaki's new hybrid technology, and answer a couple listener questions about ADV bikes (we talk a lot about the Yamaha Ténéré 700 in this one). All in all, it's a festive time. Come join us!

Another week, another podcast! In this one, Shahin finally gets to ride the BMW R18, while Jensen tries very hard not to buy a KTM 690 SMC R. From there, we talk a bit about the new Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R, and some riding gear choices. It's fun show. You'll enjoy it. See you next week.

In this episode of the Brap Talk motorcycle podcast, Shahin and Jensen talk about riding the new Honda Trail 125, and the demise of the Yamaha YZF-R6. From there, they talk about the debut of the BMW S1000R, Ducati Panigale V4 SP, and Ducati SuperSport 950.

In this episode, Jensen and Shahin sit down and talk about riding their first impressions of the BMW R18 and what it is like to ride; the press launch for the Aprilia RS 660; and the debut of the new Ducati Multistrada V4.

The much talked about, highly anticipated, and very, very late Episode 40 was originally recorded on August 5th. In the show, we talk about the Honda CBR600RR, KTM 200 Duke, KTM RC16 MotoGP for sale, and the state of motorcycle sales from earlier this year. The show is out of date, but still a ton of fun, and it is fairly interesting to hear how our predictions and thoughts held up over time. We think you will enjoy it.

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Episode 38 starts with some big news from Shahin, which might explain our absence for the past few weeks, and then the guys catch us up on all the news we've passed since Episode 37...which is a lot.

In this show, we talk about the crossroads facing the Harley-Davidson brand, as it once again looks to change its business plan. We also talk about the recall and delivery issues concerning the Honda CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SP, and why Honda should be a streetfighter version of the superbike. The show also looks at the Yamaha Ténéré 700, as it is about to land in the USA...finally. Our show ends with a look at helmet safety, and MIPS.

A show where we answer only your questions! This Q&A episode sees us tackle questions like why ride-by-wire is awesome; how to get into track days; the "best" motorcycles; and which are better: tacos or burritos. You know, the important stuff.

In this episode we talk extensively about how the coronavirus outbreak is shaping the motorcycle industry - specifically on what it can mean for motorcycle dealerships. We also talk some more about the Ducati Streetfighter V4, as well as what is going on at MV Agusta.

In this episode, Jensen and Shahin spend a great deal of time talking about their chance to go ride the new Ducati Streetfighter V4 S. Find out what we loved and what we hated about this new sport bike, and then stick around for a couple quick chats about the KTM 890 Duke R and the BMW R18 cruiser.

Something different from the Brap Talk crew, this episode is attempt at our often talked about "Not About Motorcycles" podcast idea. While there's some discussion about bikes in here, the focus was on topics outside the industry. Is there a desire for a separate podcast where Jensen and Shahin talk about life, the universe, and everything else? Let us know if that's something you'd want to listen to again.

In this "short" episode, we cover two major topics. First, we deep-dive on some different racing fuels, and how they compared on the dyno. Then, we talk about the departure of Harley-Davidson CEO Matt Levatich from the company, and what it means for the Bar & Shield brand.

Wash your hands and come talk about motorcycles with the Brap Talk podcast crew. In this show we discuss Jensen's trip to Europe to try the new Metzeler Sportec M9 RR tire and what it's like to ride (and crash) at the Ascari circuit in Spain. We also discuss the riding the new Suzuki Katana, what's going on at RevZilla, and our thoughts on the Zero SR/S electric motorcycle.

In this one, we talk about The One Motorcycle Show in Portland, racing baggers in MotoAmerica and the new Ducati Superleggera V4. We also wish The Shah a very Happy Birthday!

Surviving the great snow of Portland 2020, the Shah and Jensen discuss some motorcycle goodness. We talk a little Dakar, we talk a little Honda, we talk a little Iannone…really, we just talk a lot.

News from CES sees us talking about Damon Motorcycles and the new Alpinestars Tech-Air 5 airbag vest, along with other stories from the Dakar Rally and an updated Polaris Slingshot. Warning, this episode has no shortage of strong opinions.

Finally recovered from the flu, this is our last podcast recorded for 2019. In it we catch up on some interesting motorcycle news, starting with Andrea Iannone's anti-doping results (or lack thereof) from MotoGP. From there we jump into news from MotoAmerica that the Yoshimura Suzuki team will not be competing next year in the North American series, and we also talk about the pricing of the Honda CBR1000R-R Fireblade SP in the United Kingdom. We finish the show with an information dump from KTM/Husqvarna/GasGas and what it means to have Segway making electric motorcycles. Happy New Year, and we will see you in 2020!

What is it like to ride the Ducati Panigale V2 at Jerez? Or a MotoE race bike at Valencia? What secrets did Ducati and MV Agusta tell us about the future? All those questions and more get answered on this episode of the Brap Talk Motorcycle Podcast.

Shahin and Jensen discuss all the new motorcycles from the EICMA show in Milan.

A preview of the EICMA show in Milan, Shahin and Jensen also discuss Ducati's special unveiling event in Italy and the Tokyo Motor Show in Japan.

What does an early morning podcast with Shahin and Jensen sound like? Well, a bit like this. There's some talk about Dunlop's new ADV tire offerings, dream bikes, and more. Enjoy!

There is a new Honda Africa Twin out, and Big Red is ready to bring out a new Honda CBR1000RR too. How about the new Harley-Davidson Livewire? Is it shaping up to be a success or failure? Of course we talk about the supercharged Kawasaki ZH2 that is about to debut, and quickly talk about what MV Agusta and KTM have been up to.

Jensen recaps the end of his racing season, and Shahin announces a new chapter in his life. Then, the conversation turns to how track days and dealerships can avoid their race to the bottom by differentiating on service, not product.

Back from our summer hiatus, this episode sees Jensen and Shahin eventually talking about motorcycles...amongst other things.

Another tough show to record, this episode is for our friend Carlin Dunne, who died racing at the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb. We talk a bit about the race, and Carlin, towards the latter part of the show. Other topics include Shahin's experience at the Tourtech Rally, Jensen's ride on the Harley-Davidson Livewire, and other tidbits along the way.

Jensen and Shahin talk about the upcoming Pikes Peak International Hill Climb; the new Dainese Smart "Jacket" airbag; Harley-Davidson's moves in China; and why motorcycles are so darn tall.

Jensen and Shahin talk about the release of the Ducati Streetfighter V4 prototype, racing at the Bol d'Oregon six-hour endurance race, the cruel reality of riding motorcycles and what we should do about it, the importance of rotational protection in helmets and technologies like MIPS, and riding the Cake electric bike.

Jensen and The Shah talk about a number of motorcycling topics, including the upcoming Ducati Streetfighter V4, racing at the Isle of Man TT, riding the new BMW S1000RR, and what the hell MV Agusta was thinking with its latest advertisement.

What would you change in the motorcycle industry if you had one wish from a magic lamp? We answer that question ourselves...eventually.

It's unconstitutional to chalk the tires on a parked vehicle; the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb is nearly upon us; Triumph just made its most powerful motorcycle ever; and Jensen goes racing. This is Episode 14 of the Brap Talk podcast. Enjoy!

Shahin and Jensen discuss their trip to the Grand Prix of the Americas in Austin, Texas. Naturally, they talk some MotoGP, some Handbuilt Show, and some food.

The follow-up to Episode 11, this continues Jensen's adventures in Europe and Shahin's BDR ride. We talk about riding Vespa's new electric scooter, as well as the Moto Guzzi V85 TT. We then look ahead to a weekend of MotoGP action in Austin, Texas.

Back from a three-week European trip, Jensen brings many stories from riding many bikes. In this edition, we cover what it's like to ride the new Husqvarna Svartpilen 701 in Portugal, as well as the new Aprilia RSV4 1100 Factory at Mugello. From there, we talk about what you do to get ready for a track day, both physically and mentally.

Get ready to plug in, because this episode of the Brap Talk Podcast is all about electric motorcycles. Once things get going, we discuss Jensen's recent trip to Italy to see the folks at Energica. We then talk about the acquisition of Alta's remains, the debut of the Zero SR/F street bike, and more details about the Harley-Davidson Livewire. All Hail His Noodliness!

Another marathon show for you, we talk about riding the new Honda Super Cub, and the new Gold Wing in Jensen's garage. We then look at a bunch of industry news, like Ducati's sales in the USA, Dainese suing Alpinestars, pricing on the KTM 790 Adventure, and the pending arrival of the Triumph Daytona 765 track bike.

We're back from our hiatus, and we have a ton of content for you. In this show, Jensen finishes up his Kramer race bike, and then heads to the Ducati Hypermotard 950 launch in the Canary Islands. We then head to the One Moto Show in our backyard of Portland, where we also get to watch a screening of "Oil in the Blood" which is a film that covers the custom motorcycle show. This is a long show, so grab a beverage.

An extra long episode since we're likely going to be late with the next installment, this show celebrates the super blood wolf moon with an in-depth show on some of the hot topics that have been hitting the motorcycle industry. There is a little MotoGP, a little Pikes Peak, and a little Dakar for our racing fans. And, there is no shortage of KTM, Ducati, BMW, Honda, and Harley-Davidson and gossip to trade. Enjoy!

A look at what the motorcycle industry can do in order to bring in new and younger riders, this show covers things like the Ohvale GP-0, motorcycles in pop culture, and the general marketing of our two-wheeled passion.

In this episode we take an early look at Zero's latest electric motorcycle, and also discuss fresh news about Harley-Davidson's Livewire cruiser and EV concepts. Naturally, we compare and contrast the two.

Say goodbye to 2018, as we look back on the last year in the motorcycle industry.

What motorcycles would you put in your dream garage? We discuss a few of our favorites in this episode.

In this episode, we talk about how to fix the dealership experience, for both customers and dealers. But before we get to that, we talk about KTM's interest in buying Ducati, rumors about the Suzuki Hayabusa, and BMW's huge new air-cooled boxer engine.

Welcome to the Brap Talk Podcast, a weekly show about motorcycles. In our maiden episode, we talk about some expensive motorcycles. So, hide your wallets.