Love ya man. Take a breath, ride and be safe

Pretty sure junky killed the pace. Conspiracy?

This show is wacky and zany. This show is not for everyone. The (now) three hosts was only one person when I started listening. It has grown over the years and you should listen to the newer ones as the current events are obviously time sensitive. It has a lot of self-deprecating humor from the main host. I don’t think they want the other two to take things too seriously, especially since motorcycles should be fun. That’s why I like this show. Sometimes they interview guests who have very interesting lives, but they are part of the motorcycle community, and thus “creative riders”. I can’t tell if the main host has changed over time, but sometimes the content is a little weird and other times it is waaaay laid back. You just have to give it a chance and judge each episode by its own content. P.S.-I updated this review based on some of the other ones here. It had been a while since I reviewed the show, and I returned to see what I said. I was disappointed to find some reviews that were so harsh, but I guess I like off-the-cuff humor. I don’t think every podcast has to be the same old “review, interview, ride report, repeat”. -John

I couldn’t listen any more

I don’t know why it took me so long to write a review for one of my all time favorite podcasts. This show is cigaricken good all day, every day.

This podcast is weirdly wonderful. Larry Junk man is just plain silly and so very smart. He can talk forever either in a monologue or a conversation but it's always detailed,& informative. His co-host, Mr. Wiggins is equally chatterful, smart and both are totally dedicated to bikes, their families, racing, wrenching and just life in general. Both of these guys are so likeable, funny and well suited to sitting in a closet for 2+ hours and hashing out everything that they pass along the rabbit hole. I look forward to every episode

I've been a listener from the beginning of the show. As with most motorcycle related podcasts, vast improvements have been made since the begining. The show is pretty witty, pretty informative, and grabs a niche in the motorcycling realm that isn't covered on most podcasts. The show doesn't want to be a racing-centric show, a build-centric show, a cruiser-centric show, an adventure-centric show, or anything else another motorcycle enthusiast show might major on. This show sticks to it's title. It's a show that fills the air time with more obscure, but equally important content related directly and indirectly to motorcycling. It gives air time to everything and everyone that wouldn't be expected to get air time. Other shows cover most things related to motorcycles as a matter of expectation (new models, shows, new technology, racing personalities, corporate personalities, major events, popular motorcycling personalities in every genre). This show seeks to cover the more back-road obscure happenings in motorcycling, equally important and interesting. Highly recommended and mostly original. Good effort and keep up the improvements! Stay focused on the listener base!

From a fellow podcaster I really like this podcast! I think adding the co-host made for good balance and this podcast always brings the tech talk but in a way you can still understand! The guys seem down to earth and supportive of all things Moto ❤️

I love the show for being unfiltered and detailed. Creative Riding makes me feel more connected to the moto community and gives tons of ideas on ways to get more involved in fun stuff. I’m 37 and pretty new to motorcycles. I went whole hog into riding, as well as wrenching. I’ve even started following the big international shows and new technology a bit. This show covers everything in an honest, funny, personable way. Listen to this show and you’ll feel like you have some knowledgeable motorcycle buddies (whether you do or not).

Been listen about 10-12 episode in great show must add to your podcast list. They cover all topics related to motorcycling lifestyle and some random other thrown in for good measure. Nothing super logical deep highly technical talk just down to earth shop talk. Must listen but start at the top the first few episodes are hard to get through...

This a podcast for the common man, his love of all things motorcycle rings thru. I love the local events, even though I'm no where California, as its to heart of what podcast can do. Plenty of sarcasm and critical discussion.

Just fun to listen to something that is motorcycle related. Yeah some of the content seems a little childish but it's all in fun and I've listened to some motorcycle related podcasts that are just too immature. Love the tongue in cheek attitude of this whole show. Keep 'me coming.

This Motorcycle Podcast is not all that Moto centered...at least the half of one I managed to endure. The presenter has a whiny delivery and made crude references about sex, porn and other bodily functions. It is not a Podcast for mature Motorcycle enthusiasts.

Great show, lots of sarcasm, it's great. Keep it up, -new listener.

I've been listening since just about the beginning. I like this guy. He's funny and quick. He covers a broad range of topics from racing to repairs to news to local events. Plus lots of personal stories and anecdotes. Besides the occasional interview, it's basically just him ranting rhetoric into the mic. He'll even respond to questions and comments. Just don't mention hipsters.