Hey, Everybody, and welcome to episode eight of the Soul Motorcycling podcast. In this episode, I get to talk about two of my favorite things: snowboarding and Motorcycles. How one relates to the other and how one teaches them has defined who I am today. We also talk about what, as riders, we call "flow. What is it, how do we get there, and why is it so important? We wrap up the episode with a cool story about how I rode with Jason to pick his daughter up from school for the first time on his motorcycle.. thanks for listening and enjoy the episode.

Hey there! It's good to see you again. Welcome to episode 7 of the Soul Motorcycling podcast, " Let's Go for a Rip," with our mentor, Tommy Bauer.

Tommy is one of the most authentic and inspiring riders you will ever meet.

In this episode, we talk about the simplicity and challenges of riding old-school choppers, simplifying your riding style, and the freedom you get by throwing just a bedroll on the ground and crashing out next to your bike under the stars and how that defines his soul of motorcycling.

Tommy also shares fantastic stories of his favorite characters and influences that have helped define his motorcycle journey.

If you aren't inspired to ride your motorcycle after this episode, I don't know what to tell you.

Thanks for listening, and enjoy the episode.

Welcome to the Soul Motorcycling Podcast, episode six, the Ballad of Bear Trap. In this episode, I talk with my good friend, Drew Underdown, who some of you may know as Bear Trap. When I met Drew, Harley stunt riding was just starting to become a thing. Although I'd seen it done before, Drew was the first dude that I personally knew who could wheelie a Harley. As anyone who rides a bike knows, wheelies are awesome, and I had questions.

Drew took the time to answer them because he's cool like that. Over time, I got to know him and his motorcycle story, and I truly believe that his story is one of the truest definitions of the soul of motorcycling. He shares his riding roots, pathway into Harley stunt riding, and the required time, effort, and dedication needed to succeed. His punk rock attitude towards overcoming adversity is truly inspiring.

He also dropped some knowledge about simple, affordable, and effective performance mods to help riders interested in wheeling their Harley. We also talked about how much influence and support his family gave him, especially his mom. When it was time, Drew trusted me to teach his mom how to ride and to get her motorcycle licensed. I witnessed firsthand what an extraordinary lady she was.

And I truly feel I'm a better person because I got to share riding motorcycles with her.

This episode is dedicated to you, Terri Underdown, the true definition of a moto mom, and I want to say thank you for always being our guardian angel. I hope you enjoy the episode, and thank you for listening.