Moto vlog for the moto enthusiast.
I sold my Triumph Tiger XRx adventure bike and replaced it with a classic. Here’s why it’s BETTER for real-world riding, and why this might be the best all-around motorcycle you can buy. Keep a look out for a full review coming soon. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and smash that notification bell to stay up-to-date on all my adventures. Ride on and keep the shiny side up! 🏍️🌟
“Why do you ride?” It’s the question every motorcyclist gets asked. And for years, I tried to explain it with logic: the fuel economy, the parking, the “practicality.” But that’s not why we ride. This video is my answer to that question. Not the logical one. The real one. This video isn’t a how-to or a gear review. It’s a reflection on why motorcycles matter. Why we keep coming back. Why we can’t explain it to people who don’t ride—because you can’t explain a feeling. You can only feel it. If you ride, you’ll feel this. If you don’t ride
Do you like the freedom of riding alone or prefer experiencing the open road with a group? In this video, I talk through a few key differences between the two, including restrictions, safety concerns, and pace. Let me know in the comments: Do you prefer riding solo or with a group? Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and smash that notification bell to stay up-to-date on all my adventures. Ride on and keep the shiny side up! 🏍️🌟
Join me for a ride where I compare three of the Yamaha favorites in the middleweight naked category: the MT-07, XSR700, and MT-09. I will highlighting their unique characteristics, performance differences, and what makes each one stand out. Whether you’re a fan of the nimble MT-07, the retro-cool XSR700, or the powerful MT-09, this video will help you decide which Yamaha is the perfect fit for your riding style. 0:00 – Intro 1:54 – MT-07 Ride 10:18 – XSR700 Ride 19:40 – MT-09 Ride 30:00 – Recap Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and smash that notification bell to stay up-to-date
As a brand new offering by Triumph, I take advantage of the test rides at the MotoGP race at COTA to ride the 2025 Speed Twin 1200 RS. This is an updated version of their Speed Twin, with great classic stylings and an upgraded motor to the normal T120 Bonneville. Come take a ride with me as I discuss all the different aspects of this motorcycle. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and smash that notification bell to stay up-to-date on all my adventures. Ride on and keep the shiny side up! 🏍️🌟
Experience the thrill of the open road as we conquer the Three Twisted Sisters, three of the most iconic and challenging motorcycle routes in Texas Hill Country: Ranch Roads 335, 336, and 337. This video captures the stunning scenery, the adrenaline-pumping twists and turns, and the unforgettable camaraderie of a Texas motorcycle adventure. We’ll share our experiences, highlight some must-see stops, and show you why the Twisted Sisters are a bucket-list destination for any rider. In this video: -Riding the legendary Ranch Roads 335, 336, and 337 -Stunning views of the Texas Hill Country -Must-see stops along the way -The
I recently rebuilt my 2002 Honda Shadow 1100 Spirit after a wreck in May of 2017. This is the first road test after completing the repairs. Recorded on February 2, 2024.
Why do I MotoVlog? I had to take a quick ride around town, so I decided to talk about my inspirations for starting this MotoVlog. Hopefully I can explain why I love riding and why I wanted to share it with all of you! Thanks for watching!
On the ride home from a camping trip, I decided to discuss how I came around to choosing the Triumph Tiger XRx when I bought my newest bike. I was looking for something comfortable to ride that I could load up with gear; here’s my thought process behind it.
I have been on the Friendship Riders Motorcycle Group (FRMG) on Facebook for almost a year, but I had never gone on a ride with them before. Various excuses of me being busy, but I finally went on a ride. We started out in Burleson and took some back roads south through Joshua, Cleburne, Grandview, Itasca, Maypearl, then across Waxahachie into Ferris and Palmer. We looped back around to Waxahachie where we stopped at “Pop’s Burger Stand”; I can see why this place is a destination. I turned the camera on for a bit between Itasca and Waxahachie, so here’s