
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.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 122 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | AutomotiveLeisure | |||

On episode 122 of the Lowdown Radio Show the topic is the star-crossed Damon HyperSport, the motorcycle that promised 200 horsepower, 200 miles-per-hour, and a 200 mile range from its electric propulsion system. 200/200/200. Catchy and easy to rememb... more
On episode 121 of The Lowdown Radio Show Oregonian Brian Price joins Neil to talk all-things riding gear. Price, easily the biggest riding gear nerd we've ever met, has elevated choosing gear for motorcycling to far more than just grabbing a jacket f... more
Wonder where all the young riders have gone? Well, the ones in California that aren’t riding electric Surrons and the like are riding ratty old choppers and Triumph Desert Sleds. Episode 120 of The Lowdown Radio Show features Nathanial Ramirez, a you... more
Word leaked out this month that the parent company for Cycle World—formerly the magazine and latterly the website—has pulled the plug on the publication. Not so many years ago this would have been unimaginable. At its height, Cycle World had 300,000 ... more
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Mr. Graham, are you really complaining about rogue booth music at trade shows? Maybe consider a co-host or guest host who’s not so somber and apparently cranky.
And by the way, the reason trade shows are weak should be obvious, the vendors don’t realize the benefit-cost compared to other newer communication methods. Did that topic really need a deep dive?
I’m not sure what’s going on but the show has gone completely down hill. Listening to the same two or three guests over and over pontificate about the motorcycle industry has nothing to do with adv riding.
We aren’t taking a business class here. Interview real riders! About to unsubscribe. This show is actually putting me to sleep.
Really enjoy the pod, but *every so often* the title points to the wrong episode. For example, the Gregory Frazier title has the Lang Hindle exhaust audio, which is a repeat of the previous week. The episodes themselves are very insightful, which is the reason for five stars. 👍
Intelligent calm delivery makes this interesting pod a real pleasure but why never thank the guest and conclude/sign off the episode, the abrupt ending is unsatisfying and always sounds like its cut out! Thanks though, enjoyed the Stoic rider very much.
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.
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Shows a steady focus on the global adventure riding scene, blending long-form interviews with designers, dealers, journalists, and photographers who shape motorcycle culture, technology, and business strategy. Recurring themes include brand history, dealer health, product design, and the evolving relationship between riders, brands, and retail channels, with a distinctive emphasis on hands-on engineering, storytelling, and real-world experiences from the road. Noteworthy is how episodes mix practical maintenance, design lineage, and industry analysis with personal journeys, making it helpful for listeners who want deep context on motorcycles, manufacturing, and the people behind the scenes. Potential listeners who enjoy thoughtful, in-depth... more
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