Adventure Rider Radio RAW – Motorcycle Roundtable

Motorcycle talks by some of the most informative and witty adventure travellers and authors in the world. Conversations brought to the table this month include dealing with wind noise on longer motorbike trips, protecting the privacy of those whose photos you take while on a trip, and how travel influencers are making an impact and changing the way people travel.
To see the photos and for more on this episode and our new sponsor go to https://adventureriderradio.com/arr-raw/.
Listen to weekly episodes of Adventure Rider Radio at https://adventureriderradio.com.

Show Notes

Motorcycle talks by some of the most informative and witty adventure travellers and authors in the world. Conversations brought to the table this month include dealing with wind noise on longer motorbike trips, protecting the privacy of those whose photos you take while on a trip, and how travel influencers are making an impact and changing the way people travel.

To see the photos and for more on this episode and our new sponsor go to https://adventureriderradio.com/arr-raw/.

Listen to weekly episodes of Adventure Rider Radio at https://adventureriderradio.com.

Creators and Guests

Host
Jim Martin
The voice of motorcycle travel and adventure.

What is Adventure Rider Radio RAW – Motorcycle Roundtable?

ARR RAW is a monthly adventure motorcycle roundtable from the creators of Adventure Rider Radio, featuring real conversations about adventure riding, motorcycle travel, trip planning, gear, rider skills, and life on the road.

Each episode brings together experienced adventure riders, industry experts, and long-distance travelers to share practical knowledge, honest opinions, and hard-earned lessons from the world of ADV and dual-sport motorcycling.

From packing and bike setup to route planning, riding techniques, and stories from remote trips, RAW covers the topics adventure motorcyclists actually talk about when they get together. It’s informative, unscripted, and built for riders who want to travel farther, ride better, and understand the why behind what they do on a motorcycle.