
The official podcast of Triumph Motorcycles America, where host Adam VanderVeen interviews motorcyclists from all walks of life. The episodes will give you a deeper look at some of the most interesting people you'll ever meet on two wheels, including the impact that motorcycles have made on their personal and professional lives.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 67 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | AutomotiveHealth & FitnessLeisureMental Health | |||

After completing a 50 State in 50 Days motorcycle ride, Brock Gill returns to share stories from the adventure. In this episode Brock talks about the challenges, life-changing experiences and the 50 people he met on his 50 day journey. He also offers... more
Barber Motorsports Museum's Executive Director, Brian Case, shares the history of the museum, honoring the legacy of George Barber. He also tells how his background in design and as the founder of Motus Motorcycles led him to Barber, and shares some ... more
Triumph Factory Racing's, Jordon Smith, made history in 2025 as the first to secure a Triumph Supercross win, and is preparing to make his debut in the 450 class. In the episode Smith talks about growing up in the competitive world of youth motocross... more
World traveler, Jess Stone, is best know for her social media channel, GoRuffly, which she and her husband use to market their motorcycle dog carrier, the K9 Cockpit. After spending a few years in Guatemala and completing a Pan-American Highway trip,... more
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I stumbled onto this show and have been binging on episodes since. Adam has a gift for putting his guests at ease, he knows when to speak up, and when to listen. The result is some really engaging stories that hinge around Triumph and motorcycle culture, but the stories branch way further than that. Love your work mate - keep them coming!
What a great podcast. At the ripe old age of 56, I decided to start riding a motorcycle, and promptly spent the last month binging this show Adam brings on an incredible mix of guests, an auditory gumbo of Motorsports from every corner of the motorcycle world. Now I am sad because I’ve run out of episodes for my commute. Patiently (impatiently) waiting for the next one. Highly recommended.
I recently purchased a Triumph Motorcycle and have immersed myself learning about the brand. This podcast is an awesome piece of the company, learning about the motorcycles, the industry and the people that love Triumph. Can’t wait to listen to the entire catalogue of guests!
Admittedly not an avid triumph rider, but enjoy all motorcycles and stories. Podcast host does a nice letting the guest tell their story and gives some general triumph updates. If you enjoy motorcycles and motorcycle people, you’ll enjoy this podcast!
Always a great listen, very informative insights into the Triumph brand, spoken with the ultimate podcast voice, relaxing with quality sound and always the right amount of host/guest participation.
So good to hear Miikel’s journey so far.
Keep up the good work, hope you catch up with Ivan for us soon.
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A no-nonsense automotive culture show that centers on personal stories from motorcyclists, builders, performers, and creators connected to Triumph and wider riding communities. Conversations frequently weave in racing, custom builds, brand history, and the human side of pursuing motorcycle passions, alongside lessons learned from injuries, entrepreneurship, and exploration. Noteworthy traits include a relaxed interview style that blends technical detail with uplifting storytelling, a strong leaning toward Triumph-centric culture, and guests who span racers, builders, musicians, and adventurers, making it appealing to riders and brand enthusiasts alike.
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Recent guests on For The Ride include:
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2. Jordon Smith
3. Jess Stone
4. Brian Thompson
5. Bryan Thompson
6. Jake Kiszka
7. Simon Cudby
8. English Nick
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