
We're a twice a month podcast where we talk about all things motorcycles and the biker lifestyle as well as riding around the Ozark Mountains of Missouri & Arkansas and well, just about anything else that might pop into our minds. We tend to babel from time to time. Our podcast are short by podcast standards, usually around a half hour in length. It turns out that we have a short attention span, a... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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In this episode Randy and I talk with Curly, the proprietor of Curly's Inc.. One of the countries premier custom bike builders. We talk about his beginnings, and what he's up to now.
In this episode Randy and I talk about some of the great motorcycles out there that are not Harley Davidson and Indians. There's a lot of great motorcycles out there to choose from if you're not a fan of the big two American manufactures. From Honda ... more
In this episode Randy and I debate what is better… horsepower or torque, each has it's benefits. Also, we have a new "Featured Ride", the Jessie James Getaway ride in southeastern Missouri.
In this episode Randy and I talk about the local bike festivals here in the Ozarks. Also, we talk about what in the hell is going on with Harley Davidson! And of course we dabble in nonsensical babbling B.S..
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Some of my best riding happened when I lived near the ozarks for a two year business project. I also love riding in Wisconsin which is also beautiful. I love listening to your podcast. Since I own a Fat Bob, Indian FTR and a Panamerica I really enjoy the banter on Harley vs Polaris. Keep it coming guys.
I am from west tn and love visiting the ozarks, so I started looking for ozark podcasts.. and I found these lovable fools! Have listed to every episode so far, I like to hear their banter and stories while I work. Makes my work day a little more pleasant and gives me ideas for rides! And I love the ozark rides maps! Thanks Craig and Randy! Keep it up guys.
Tuned into these guys this morning, hoping to find a channel. I enjoy listening to about my Harley Davison. I will not be back, these guys curse more than sailors, don’t need to start my day out with 50 F words.
I just found your podcast and it was cool to find a local (I live in Ozark) podcast. Just finished the v-twin one and it answered a lot of my questions as I tied a 2005 fat boy. Keep up the technical stuff it’s very helpful.
Some of these we’ve frequented, some are new! Great podcast. Thanks for sharing and keep it coming!
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Focusing on motorcycles and the biker lifestyle, the content explores various aspects of motorcycle riding including maintenance, customization, and scenic routes. Common themes include discussions about various brands, especially Harley Davidson and Indian, as well as the camaraderie found within the motorcycle community. Listeners can expect lively exchanges, technical tips, personal anecdotes, and humorous banter from the hosts as they share their experiences riding through the picturesque Ozark Mountains of Missouri and Arkansas. In addition, well-known motorcycle events and controversies such as brand management shifts are often addressed, making it informative yet entertaining for motorcycle enthusiasts.
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