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Motorcycling
Motorcycle Industry
CF Moto
Motorcycle Culture
Motorcycle Riding
Electric Motorcycles
KTM
Motorcycle Design
Chinese Motorcycles
Harley-Davidson
Aerostich
Electrification In Motorcycles
US Motorcycle Market
The Bikeriders
Millennials
Yamaha Champions Riding School
Trail Braking
Motorcycle Gear
Stark
Danny Lyon

Join host and Gemini award-winner Neil Graham as he explores the people and passion behind the rapidly growing adventuring riding community. The former editor-in-chief of Cycle Canada magazine, Neil applies his expertise in documentary filmmaking to delve into the intrigue that shapes the world of motorcycling, as told by designers, pundits, presidents, outliers and outlaws.

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Latest Episodes

For more than a decade, small, independent manufacturers have tantalized us with promises of mass electric motorcycle production. We are constantly told of new technologies that will revolutionize the battery bike scene, and yet this corner of the mo... more

Is Stoicism the secret to speed?

From timid to 200 miles per hour—how Louisa Swaden used stoicism’s principles to unleash the woman within. And how her new book—The Stoic Rider—can help you to do the same. This week on the Lowdown podcast Louisa ta... more

Most every type of motorcycle originated in Europe. Paris—of all places—begat the supermoto and our beloved ADV. But that’s not all. Michael Uhlarik reports in from Italy on a motorcycling culture more inclusive and less dismissive than our ways in t... more

Summer's almost over, so what did we get out of it? Rumors and confirmations of new motorcycles, a lot of wildfires and some surprising stories about the situation that average riders face at their local dealerships. The Lowdown Show wraps up August ... more

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Recent Guests

Louisa Swaden
Author of The Stoic Rider, which fuses motorcycling with Stoicism
Episode: Why Philosophy Matters To Motorcyclists
Peter Egan
Former writer for Cycle World and Road and Track, author of Landings in America
Episode: Take Off With Peter Egan's New Travel Tales
Mark Sheffield
Veteran motorcycle dealership industry expert and blogger.
Episode: Here's What's REALLY Going On At Your Motorcycle Dealer
Hugo Eccles
Industrial designer and professor of industrial design.
Episode: A Design Guru Shares The Truth
Sam Manicom
Traveler and author sharing stories from his motorcycle journeys across Africa
Author of Into Africa
Episode: From Never Riding a Motorcycle to Exploring Africa on Two Wheels
Jordan Strachan
A motorcycle racer who works full-time in a coal mine while competing in rally races. He finished the Dakar Rally and has a history of off-road racing.
Episode: From The Coal Mines To The Dakar Rally
Mingus Oliver
Founder of Turkana Gear
Turkana Gear
Episode: He Took a Chance And it Changed His Life
Michael Uhlarik
Motorcycle consultant and designer
Motorcycle Global
Episode: How Motorcycle Travel Can Change You For The Better (Or Worse)
Michael Waterford
A midwesterner deeply involved in the adventure motorcycling community in Indiana
Episode: The Motorcyclist Who Does Everything

Host

Neil Graham
Neil Graham is an experienced host known for his engaging style and in-depth interviews within the motorcycling community. With a background in documentary filmmaking and experience as the editor-in-chief of Cycle Canada magazine, he explores the intricacies and stories of motorcycling enthusiasts and industry leaders.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 52 ratings
  • A cool laid-back motorcycle podcast

    Have been listening to the lowdown show for a few months now I’ll find the content very fun and enjoyable to listen to. I don’t take themselves too seriously and some good content of it would never normally expect.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Zanemiester
    Australia20 days ago
  • Rounder 1

    Love the show. Neal’s style is different. Look forward to every episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Round Rider 1
    United States4 months ago
  • Love the format

    I really enjoy the long form and honest conversations about motorcycling.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SeeWoo22
    Canada7 months ago
  • Poor audio

    I really want to like this podcast. The subject matters seem very interesting to me. However, the host Neil starts out his sentences, thoughts etc at an alarmingly high volume. By the time his thought is nearly completed his voice has trailed off so much that it is barely audible. Most of the time the guest’s audio is just fine with consistent volume and tone. Hopefully this is something that can be corrected.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Davey Sprockets
    United States9 months ago
  • Host gets high on his own Farts

    D bags will enjoy the pompous hosts wit and charm. I’m guessing NPR wouldn’t give him a job.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Zeakff
    United Statesa year ago

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The content is described as enjoyable and informative, particularly appealing to those interested in adventure riding and motorcycle culture.
Listeners enjoy the laid-back, fun approach to motorcycling topics and appreciate the engaging interview style of the host.
Several listeners noted issues with audio quality, particularly related to volume inconsistencies, indicating that production aspects could be improved.

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Why Philosophy Matters To Motorcyclists
Q: Can you tell me about this 200 mile per hour run?
I came back from Bonneville to that second sand meeting and I was a different person then, I had all of the experiences and I had...
Why Philosophy Matters To Motorcyclists
Q: What does resilience mean to you, broadly speaking?
It means whatever the challenge is, they become learning opportunities.
Take Off With Peter Egan's New Travel Tales
Q: Did you glean anything that you hadn't gleaned from riding your CBF 400 Honda or your Triumph Twin around?
Egan expresses that while there may not be new insights, flying the Piper Cub offered a unique and engaging way to meet people, much like riding an interesting motorcycle.
Take Off With Peter Egan's New Travel Tales
Q: Did writing the book make you rethink the sort of onslaught of technology that we've had in the intervening years?
Egan acknowledges that while GPS technology makes navigation easier, he found traditional navigation methods using landmarks and highways to be effective during his flights.
Take Off With Peter Egan's New Travel Tales
Q: Why the Piper Cub? What's the resonance of that plane for you?
Egan appreciates the historical significance and classic design of the Piper Cub, which he believes evokes nostalgia and charm similar to classic motorcycles.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Lowdown Show

What is The Lowdown Show about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focusing on the vibrant culture surrounding the motorcycling community, episodes emphasize various themes such as adventure riding, motorcycle design, and the challenges facing industry giants. Engaging interviews with figures from all aspects of the motorcycle world, including designers, riders, and industry experts, offer insights into both the technical and personal dimensions of motorcycling. The content also highlights current issues such as market trends, dealership experiences, and advocacy efforts within the motorcycle industry. With a blend of humor and informative discourse, the show seeks to cover a wide array of topics that resonate with motorcycle enthusiasts and adventurers alike, making it an engaging listen for anyone intere... more

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1. Louisa Swaden
2. Peter Egan
3. Mark Sheffield
4. Hugo Eccles
5. Sam Manicom
6. Jordan Strachan
7. Mingus Oliver
8. Michael Uhlarik

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