Podcasts about multistrada

Hay modelos de Ducati icónicos, otros de gran éxito en competición, otros rabiosamente atractivos, pero… ¿cuál es la Ducati más completa de la historia? En italiano “Multistrada” significa “muchos caminos”, y eso define muy bien este modelo que apareció por primera vez en el catálogo de Ducati en 2003 y que no ha dejado de mejorar hasta las actuales Multistrada V4 y V2.

Hello boys and girls, and welcome to Episode 197 of Front End Chatter, a motorcycling-themed podcast spoken out loud by Simon Hargreaves and Martin Fitz-Gibbons, very much the Ying and Yang, the Ego and the Id, the – if you will – Laurel and Hardy of motorcycle journalism.  We are supported as ever by our compadres Bennetts, Britain's best bike insurer (which I think we've basically established as fact, now) and bikesocial.co.uk, the most amazingly comprehensive motorcycling website on the, er, web. And not forgetting, as if we could, bikeclub.bennetts.co.uk – the place to speak your motorcycling brains.  And on this episode of FEC we have:  • exhaustive details of Ducati's new Multistrada • extensive details of Kawasaki's new Versys 1100 • executive details of the recall notice for Kawasaki's Ninja hybrid • exemplary details of Triumph's new Speed Twin 1200 • economic details of KTM's woes  • plus your questions, queries, thoughts and musings from the FECSack – please send your missives and misgivings to:  anything@frontendchatter.com and we'll get round to reading it out in six months' time. Probably.  Thank you very much for watching and you can no longer reach us on Twitter because there is no more Twitter. But we're still on Instagram: @SimonHBikes @Mufga 

Hello friends and welcome to episode 196 of the long-running but desperately sporadic motorcycling podcast otherwise known as Front End Chatter, hosted by its own petards, Martin Fitz-Gibbons and Simon Hargreaves.  As ever, we are mightily humbled to be supported and nourished by Bennetts, the UK's leading motorcycle insurer, and bikesocial.co.uk, where all your biking needs – and, indeed, nerds – are well met.  And on this episode of FEC we chatter about:  • the rise and rise of Chinese adventure bikes – Kove, Voge and CFMoto to name but three – and are they any good and how long do they last? • can riding bikes be TOO easy?  • what's it like riding a Multistrada the entire length of the A1?  • and loads of other stuff, including a healthy rummage through the FEC Sack of your emails and questions.  Thanks for listening, please come back for more and tell yer mates about FEC, and see you on the next one! X

Ducati nos ha sorprendido con una versión deportiva de su Multistrada, que se servirá en formato edición limitada y con la configuración del motor de las más deportivas Panigale o Streetfighter. Una moto deportiva con piel de moto trail que cuenta con llanta delantera de 17 pulgadas y la configuración más R del motor V4 de Ducati. Honda también nos ha sorprendido con hasta tres nuevas patentes que tienen muchas papeletas de convertirse en realidad. Por un lado su nuevo embrague electrónico, del que ya tenemos algunos datos más a través de un comunicado, esta vez oficial, de la marca del “ala dorada”. La moto autónoma de Honda también ha dado bastante que hablar con una configuración de tres motore eléctricos, pequeños, dos en el eje posterior y otro en el eje delantero, que a través de la electrónica podrían hacer que la moto se condujera sola. Y por último tenemos novedades de Honda sobre los pasos que está dando hacia una moto eléctrica deportiva. También solucionamos el problema que nos plantea uno de nuestros seguidores sobre la correcta elección de las pastillas de freno para un scooter, en este caso un Yamaha X Max 125, o de una moto eléctrica. ¿Cuáles son las correctas! Recuerda que puedes enviarnos todas tus dudas a redaccion@moto1pro.com o bien dejarlas en los comentarios de Ivoox o de la red de Podcast que utilices.

SOMMAIRE DE CE PODCAST // 1 -> La Multistrada V4 Rally arrive !  Lien de l'article  2 -> La Batcycle au Mondial de L'Auto  Lien de l'article 3 -> Un MotoGP maussade Lien de l'article

This Time on Live on Two Wheels, Beau, Chase, and Ghost are joined by C2W Writer and Producer Trey for a quick chat about the much anticipated 2022 Ducati Panigale V4 SP2. Will they love it? Will they hate it? Stay tuned for their hot takes on this and more.This weeks episode is sponsored by Revzilla's RPM program: http://bit.ly/chaseRPMIt's amazon prime for motorcycle gear! Check it out at the link above!Live Ontwowheels will be moving channels soon! Be one of the first to sub: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRzHhmsrf_bVUBzg4KJUpvgWelcome to LIVE Ontwowheels, the weekly motorcycle live show that covers all things motorcycle-related here on the Internet! Audio Versions of the show HERE!Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2OW73gOSpotify: https://spoti.fi/2OFWpdOGoogle Podcasts: https://bit.ly/3thQyukCheck out our latest build and WIN the FINISHED motorcycle here: http://bit.ly/WBRpatreonBuying Gear? Support the show when you buy from Revzilla with the link! Revzilla Link: http://bit.ly/L2Wrevzilla(This is an affiliate link. When you click on it and purchase anything on Revzilla you pay the same but it helps support the show!)Join our Live Ontwowheels DISCORD: https://discord.gg/8erHCTJMzk___________________________________Show Notes:

Hi, James Navé here, your host for Twice 5 Miles Radio. I'm pleased to welcome master painter Paul Pascarella (www.paulpascarella.com) to the microphone. The title of this Twice 5 Miles conversation is Shadows, Color, Stories, and Light.  Here's what Paul says about his work. 
There are many aspects and practices in my life that are also responsible for my paintings than just years of experience in the studio. It seems that my visceral experiences are recorded into a memory bank in some form that can be drawn upon when getting myself clear enough in the moment of artistic expression. ​ My practice of Qigong and Internal meditation practice are an example. The movement from Qigong and Taiji ad to my movement of painting with my whole body. Skiing and hiking in the rugged mountains around Taos is constantly showing up in my visual art. Riding motorcycles on and off road, riding across the desert floor or the feeling of leaning into curves on my Multistrada, those visceral experiences manifest into the painting in many ways. ​ When I say "About Me" these are aspects that are often overlooked but parts of me that are very important not only to my art but as a Human Being in this brief life. It is all, like everything very connected. ​ As for my painting, I wrote this several years ago and it still has value. “I paint almost as an act of automatic writing, walking the line between figurative and absolute abstraction by textually and lyrically using this language of ambiguity. Willingly or not, the ambiguousness of my paintings takes hold of the imagination like looking at clouds, and puts it to work. I think of the painting, then, dancing on the edge of chaos until viewed by the subjective imagination of the viewer. Painting the large abstracts, like the New Moon Series is often like walking into a forest without a thought of return, no going back to safety. ​

Hello and welcome to Front End Chatter E146, the UK's most iambically pentametered motorcycling podcast, poetically performed and produced by Martin Fitz-Gibbons and Simon Hargreaves, and perennially supported by Bennetts, the bike insurance specialists, and www.bikesocial.co.uk, the happeningiest place to go for offers, deals and square meals – if you can buy it for your bike or your riding life, you can get discounts and cool points with Bennetts BikeSocial. Fact. And on this episode of FEC we have: Bagnaia and Bastianini go big in Misano, plus a bit of wow from Aragon the week before A look at the career of Chaz Davies, who's called WSB a day, so... see you at Darley Moor Suzuki's new GSX-S1000 GT – is it good value or not, and should we be excited or not? Ducati's Desert-X – a Multistrada in an off-road frock? Or an entirely new ‘middleweight' adventure bike (we don't invent these categories... oh, hang on, we do) Triumph's new Tiger 1200, with a T-plane crank, and how it'll fare against BMW's R1250 GS – featuring the return of the Mufgulator and some educated guesses on the Tiger's actual capacity, bore x stroke, and a prediction on its power output Plus more of your thoughts, musings and questions from the FEC-sack Thanks for listening, and keep an eye out for details of the FEC800, a tour around Scotland's Greatest Hits in May 2022 and to which you are all cordially invited to ride with Simon and Martin, and drink beer in the evening. Full details on the socials:  @SimonHbikes @Mufga

La 950 Multistrada c'est la version édulcorée de la 1260, même look mais moteur plus civilisé et une addition plus soft même ici dans la version S à l'équipement plus complet. La Ducati 950 S est-elle plus sage, aseptisée ou juste plus accessible ? A retrouver sur https://www.histo-auto.com/fr/actualite/1195/ducati-multistrada-950-s-le-trail-de-caractere

La 950 Multistrada c'est la version édulcorée de la 1260, même look mais moteur plus civilisé et une addition plus soft même ici dans la version S à l'équipement plus complet. La Ducati 950 S est-elle plus sage, aseptisée ou juste plus accessible ? A retrouver sur https://www.histo-auto.com/fr/actualite/1195/ducati-multistrada-950-s-le-trail-de-caractere

Matt and Scott discuss their recent vehicle tests, including the new Ram TRX, the Ducati Multistrada V4S, and the Royal Enfield 650 INT. They also give insights on the exciting new Nissan Frontier, and getting started with Matt’s Ram 2500 AEV project vehicle.

Ducati dévoile enfin sa dernière évolution du trail Multistrada, une moto équipée du V4 Granturismo ! Après plus de 100 000 Multistrada vendues dans le monde après 18 ans d'existence la gamme dévoile donc LA grosse nouveauté attendue depuis des mois. Après la sportive Panigale et et roadster Streetfighter c'est désormais le trail qui s'équipe d'un fabuleux quatre cylindres en V.

With the 2021 world premiere of the Ducati Multistarda V4 around the corner we chat to Braam Smit from Ducati Motorcycle Sales(@braam) about the launch of this monster and possibly the most expensive RND project Ducati has ever undertaken to date to develop this exciting new offering."I have been called adventurer, traveller, coach, dreamer and hopeful romantic among many other things. I live a life of total bliss, closely centered around the world of motorcycling. Owner of motorcycles from the age of 16, I have never been without one since. Having tried my hand at racing in many disciplines, I have mellowed down into a life of exploration and chasing sunsets. My love for people and motorcycles have taken me on journeys that truly feed the soul" Braam Smithttps://ducati.co.zaGravel Travel Contact:@graveltravel_podcastgraveltravelpodcast@gmail.comhttps://www.facebook.com/graveltravel_podcast-101152031582796/You can also listen here:AppleSpotifyGoogleOvercastPodcast Music by: 7th Floor Tango by Silent Partner, Everglow and everything you WantedIf you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcast/iTunes? It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping to convince hard-to-get guests. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=TGWY9KH2BGEEN)

Ducati dévoile enfin sa dernière évolution du trail Multistrada, une moto équipée du V4 Granturismo ! Après plus de 100 000 Multistrada vendues dans le monde après 18 ans d'existence la gamme dévoile donc LA grosse nouveauté attendue depuis des mois. Après la sportive Panigale et et roadster Streetfighter c'est désormais le trail qui s'équipe d'un fabuleux quatre cylindres en V.

Show Notes: On this week's Yamcast, Yam and Spite tackle the news of the all new Ducati valve train, check out the new Grom, and look at a new brake system. Watch the full episode on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkegEsZItEPQNItECCZA_pw

Hello and welcome for Front End Chatter, Britain’s best biking podcast, and Episode 125 of the aforementioned, presented by him, Martin Fitz-Gibbons, and him, Simon Hargreaves. And we are, as ever, enabled and legitimised by Bennetts, the bike insurance specialists, and www.bikesocial.co.uk, the wonderful world of woking on the web. And in this fun-sized Mars Bar of an episode we chatter about: how IAM observers are like twitchers what’s the best 125 ever, why isn’t it the Varadero, and are modern 125s better than classic 125s? how to topple off an Africa Twin and an F800GS in style how far can you go on a Zero SRF, and still get back in a day? wet MotoGP from Le Mans including an uncannily prescient Martin suggesting Covid could play a part in sideling riders THE DAY BEFORE a viral Rossi misses a couple of rounds loads of chat about Ducati’s new V4 Granturismo motor powering the new Multistrada – how it’s bigger, but smaller, lasts longer, makes more power but less torque, and where has the whole Desmo business gone? And why? a natter about details of Aprilia’s RS660, as Martin from the past pays a visit to remind us his half of FEC worked all that stuff out a year ago. Apart from the price. all before we dive into the FEC sack with its usual barrage of good points, corrections and fab stories. Please email us all your thoughts and questions to: anything@frontendchatter.com Thank you very much for listening, please spread the word, leave us a review on iTunes, and if it’s not too late and you’re in the US – VOTE! @SimonHbikes @Mufga  

Show notes: On this episode of the Yamcast, Yam and Spite tackle news of the Ducati V4 Multistrada, the Bimota Testi H2, and take user calls.

Hello and welcome to FEC120, the 120th episode of not the UK’s most popular automotive podcast but one of them. As ever, we are indebted to Bennetts, the bike insurance specialists – and check out www.bikesocial.co.uk for the kind of comprehensive investigative consumer journalism you can’t find anywhere else. However, if it isn’t comprehensive investigative consumer journalism you want but a pair of gas-bags waffling instead, here’s what’s in store for you in episode 120: does a necktube count as a face mask? a scatter-gun and largely incoherent round-up of MotoGP from Jerez #1 – including: - should riders be allowed to race with broken bones, and is the ‘medical’ tough enough? - will the championship result be any less significant if the favourite is injured? - should Repsol team manager Alberto Puig be allowed to troll other riders? Plus! goodbye to the Honda Ron Haslam Race School does just the thought of selling a bike mean eventually selling becomes inevitable? which is the best Multistrada: original 1200S, Skyhook version, Pikes Peak, Enduro or 950? if a bike is SORN, is it worth MOTing it? should you try your first track day without tuition? what’s the future of bike magazines? what happens to press demo bikes? do phone cameras fail when they’re used on bikes as sat navs? is it safe to plug a tyre puncture with a plug kit? ...plus loads more... Thanks for listening, please get your insurance from Bennetts – it helps the world keep turning – and take advantage of the Rewards scheme! Get your bking info from www,bikesocial.co.uk, plus RiDE, MCN and Practical Sportsbikes magazine! Keep your questions, thoughts, musings and jokes coming to: anything@frontendchatter.com And get us the Twitters and Instas: @SimonHbikes @Mufga x  

News: Tom and Larry discuss the new Ducati launches, the v4 Street Fighter and the v4 postulated Multistrada. Next up, we discuss the article about spotting the new BMW touring cruiser. Moving on to the Cleveland CycleWerks electric bike and what it portends for the future of motorcycling. We return to the issue about what’s happening at Harley. Topic: Should we record our rides for our own safety? Paddock: Larry reports on the virtual MotoGP race that took place. Special Thanks: A big thank you to Roger, Jerry, Autumn, John, Rodney, Nick, Stinger, Alex, David, Ralph, Paul, Steven, Lloyd, Mathew, Dan, TC, Jorge, Randy, Shaun, James, Tyler, Paul, Jeff and Chuck.  Thank you all for becoming supporters of the show. If you would like to help bring new features to the show, go to our website and click the Patreon logo to join the Throttled Crew.  With your help we can grow and be able to provide more content for our wonderful listeners. Follow us on:Twitter: @ThrottledShow Instagram: ThrottledShow Facebook: Throttled Podcast Listen Live:You can tune in and listen to our hosts attempt to make this podcast each and every week.  Approximately 15 minutes before we go live we make an announcement on Twitter and Facebook with the link to the YouTube stream, so make sure you are following us. Remember, find us in ITunes and give us a rating. Send your feedback to feedback@throttledpodcast.com. Ride safe everybody!!!

Hello hello hello and welcome to Front End Chatter, Britain’s rambliest biking podcast with him, Martin Fitz-Gibbons and me, Simon Hargreaves – enabled, legitimised and somewhat vindicated by Bikesocial.co.uk – the world’s largest repository, depository and not the one beginning with ‘s’-itory of all modern new and used motorcycle info – and Bennetts, the bike insurance specialists. And on E105 we have: Motorcycle Live round-up – what we thought of Honda’s Blade, Kawasaki’s Z H2, Ducati’s Streetfighter, Triumph’s Rocket and Suzuki’s V-Big Strom, and what we didn’t think of Aprilia’s RS660, Husqvarna’s Denis and BMW’s R1800 concept because they weren’t there... goodbye to Jorge Lorenzo, a ‘complicated’ champion goodbye to Karel Abraham, with a ‘complicated’ exit hello to Alex, brother of Marc. Can’t see that ending well Plus a super-massive FEC-sack including... what is it with Ducati and cam belts? is Aprilia’s CapoNord an alternative to Ducati’s Multistrada 1200? leathers v textiles for commuting, and the best options for wearing over office clothes is your bike a shrinker or a grower? what happened to normal-sized tail units? ...and much, much, too much more. Thank you for listening, and thank you for joining in with the conversation by emailing your thoughts, questions, considerations and jokes to: anything@frontendchatter.com Please visit bikesocial.co.uk for your two-wheeled info, check out Bennetts’ YouTube channel for some cool bike vids (still Africa Twin, ahem), and get your bike and travel insurance from the mighty Bennetts themselves. And don’t forget to check out their offers! @SimonHBikes @Mufga  

In this episode we kick off with a review and best and worst bike in the world, followed up by a "how to sound like you know what you're talking about segment" on reading spec sheets and finishing off with riding with a pillion.Worst bike in the world this weekBest bike in the world this week

We also talk about motorcycle friendly cities, Joanne is back in Philly and stuck playing realistic motorcycle video games but is attending a cool women's moto event in Dallas. And a little catching up from the holidays.

Hello and welcome to Front End Chatter E66, supported by our good friends at www.bikesocial.co.uk and Bennetts, the bike insurance specialists – and who better to insure your gleaming new, 2018 motorcycle? Because this week’s podcast is stuffed full of new bike news, gossip and opinion (admittedly, more of the latter pair than the former), fresh from the Milan bike show. In no particular order, we natter about:   Kawasaki’s 200bhp sport-touring mega-bike, the ZZR1400. Sorry! We mean the new H2 SX/SE Ducati’s V4 Panigale, and whether it’s better-looking than the 1299 Yamaha’s Niken and whether it’s actually a motorcycle plus chatter about Yamaha Tracer 900s, Kawasaki Z900RS and Café, Honda’s Africa Twin Adventure and CB1000R, BMW’s F850GS, Triumph’s Tigers, Ducati’s Multistrada 1260 and KTM’s 790 Duke... ...and seeing as how few of us can afford any of them, should we be interested?   Plus we have a brief natter about the forthcoming final MotoGP showdown at Valencia, and answer a few of emails (but not all – more to come!).   Thanks again for listening, and please email your thoughts, questions and comments to us here: anything@frontendchatter.com   Or catch us on Twitter: @SimonHbikes @Mufga    

Wow, over a lot of the States the weather has been horrible for riding.  Extreme heat and rain over a lot of the country.  We hope you were able to get out and ride some during the past week.  Luckily Kevin and Larry both got in some riding, however, Larry is gearing up for his long riding trip that should provide several moments on upcoming episodes. Mail Call: This week we had a Facebook entry from Ben and an Email from Chris.  Thanks for writing in fellas we enjoy it. News: Harley is interested in purchasing Ducati.  This is interesting and was fun to discuss during the show. Motorcycle caught up in road rage incident. The Multistrada 1200 Enduro gets a Pro version that may make it a ADV contender. (There is a boxing joke in there somewhere) 2017 Amerivespa will be in Seattle. Recalls: KTM recalls the 125 and 390 Duke Road Test Review: We discuss a review of the Honda CRF250 L and the CRF250L Rally Product Review: Larry discusses the Flare Isolate mini earplugs Paddock: Hey guess what Indian can be beat at the flat track, or did they beat themselves. Larry also updates us on what happened in the world of MotoGP this week. Upcoming Events:AIMExpo Barber Vintage Festival Special Thanks:A big thank you to James, Tyler, Dayne, Tom, Chris, Paul, Micah, Jeff and Chuck.  Thank you all for becoming supporters of the show. If you would like to help bring new features to the show, go to our website and click the Patreon logo to join the Throttled Crew.  With your help we can grow and be able to provide more content for our wonderful listeners. Follow us on:Twitter: @ThrottledShow Instagram: ThrottledShow Facebook: Throttled Podcast Listen Live:You can tune in and listen to Larry and Kevin try and make this podcast each and every week.  Simply go to http://www.mixlr.com/throttled.  From there you can interact with us as we record.  So far it has been a ton of fun!  Approximately 30 minutes before we go live we make an announcement on Twitter and Facebook, so make sure you are following us. Remember, find us in ITunes and give us a rating. Send your feedback to feedback@throttledpodcast.com. Ride safe everybody!!! Visit our Sponsors:Please visit our sponsors!  Let them know that you heard about them from Throttled! Best Rest Products Patch Addict Ciro 3D

Welcome to FEC49, finally – at least in the sense it’s been a long time coming, not in the conclusive sense. And, despite no actual racing to talk about, we find enough to fill half a podcast: • Why MotoGP team launches are fake news – and, worse, they even have fake soundtracks • Why testing is a pointless guide to the outcome of the season, but it’s worth taking notice of because it’s some motorbikes going round a track • Crazy new World Superbike rules • How BSB should fill a Supersport-sized gap with naked bikes and Moto2 • Who will be the busiest Aussie racer in 2017 • Why this year’s TT will be the best ever • What that crazy Guy Martin has been saying about his TT comeback and why modern bikes are rubbish PLUS! We have a few mini-reviews of some 2017 bikes, including:   Kawasaki’s Z1000SX and why it’s better than before but has odd steering Ducati’s 950 Multistrada and why comparisons are odious Ducati’s sportier-for-2017 Monster 1200 S Suzuki’s perfectly nice but slightly ordinary GSX-S750 Ducati’s properly off-road Desert Sled Scrambler   Thank you for bearing with us always, please keep emails coming, and we’ll read them out in FEC50...   ...WHICH WE’RE RECORDING NEXT WEEK, WE PROMISE!   @SimonHbikes @Mufga anything@frontendchatter.com www.frontendchatter.com

Part 2 of our big catch-up, Episdoe 27 is about Jensen's recent travels with Ducati. In the show, the guys talk about interviewing Claudio Domenicali, attending World Ducati Week, riding the Multistrada 1200 Enduro, going to the DRE Enduro course, and looking at what's to come from Ducati for the 2017 model year. If you're a Ducatista, you won't want to miss this show.

A tale of two motorcycles, Quentin and Jensen talk about their separate and different experiences riding two of the hottest ADV bikes out in 2016 - the Ducati Multistrada 1200 Enduro and the Honda Africa Twin CRF1000L. Riding the Africa Twin at Honda’s press launch in Moab, Jensen tells how Big Red’s adventure bike handles both on the road, and on the trail. Meanwhile, Quentin was in Eastern Oregon, putting Ducati’s latest iteration of the Multistrada family through its paces, getting some serious off-road time as well. The guys tell their stories, and trade notes on these two machines, which makes for an interesting discussion. Before they get into that though, they first have a frank and insightful conversation about traction control, and how it applies in off-road scenarios.

Welcome to our first episode of 2016.  We want to wish everyone a Happy New Year and hope everyone had a safe and happy holiday season.We are adding a little sweetener to Patreon - First 5 people to pledge at the $5 level or higher will get a Loud Pipes t-shirt after confirmation of the first payment.Rich wished both Rico and Jon a happy birthday.  Rico's special day was on December 27th and Jon's was on December 31st.Jon explained that he was unable to attend Episode 35 due to doggie not doing very well and went to pick her up from the vet hospital.  Jon and Natalie had to make a hard choice and have to put Roxy to sleep.  She had a great 14 years with Natalie and 12 years with Jon.   She was also very loving on Rich when he visited.Jon also thanked Rich for making a surprise visit to his birthday party that Natalie planned for his 40th birthday.Rich purchased a windshield for the Harley.Another option might be a bat wing style fairing from Memphis ShadesIt was very easy to install and can be removed without leaving anything on the bike. Rich is still testing, but so far over 70 MPH is not comfortable One of the first rides with the new windshield. Rico is looking at a set of stage 2 cams for his Indian RoadmasterRich then wanted to point out a sweet 106 ci hop up kit for 96 ci Harley twin camsJon has been logging miles on the WRX and hit 5000 miles and have named her... Della, based on the license plate of DLA.Rich received his Stein form Kline pottery.  Rich and Rico took ride to the pottery shop and on the way they found the Devil's whip.  More details about Kline pottery and the ride can be found in episode 22.  Rich also supported Michael in his Indiegogo campaign to get a new kiln. Now that's a stein! Review and prediction from 2015. (Rico did not partake and Jon had not join the guys yet.)Yamaha R1 leads sales in 1000cc market.  Outcome: scored well in comparos, MotoAmerica series champ was on an R1.  Rico and Jon gave Rich a half point.Electric bikes increase in popularity. Outcome: It sort of happened.  Victory released their first electric bike the Empulse TT after it acquired the motorcycle arm from Brammo.  Victory did run the bike at the Isle of Man in the electric division one lap race and finished 3rd.  Zero refreshed their lineup and added two new models.  Rico and Jon gave Rich 1 pointHarley announces plans for LiveWire production and bonus point for announcement coming at Sturgis.  Outcome: It didn't happen.  Harley in fact announced that the LiveWire will be a few yeas away and it didn't come out at Sturgis.  Rico and Jon gave Rich -1.5 points for this prediction for not coming true.2016 PredictionsRico:Indian and Victory increase in sales numbersZero leads electric bike sales.Scrambler sales leaders, ducati, triumph.  Bonus: Yamaha next to do a scrambler.Naked bike sales leader - KTM 390.Sportster and street from HD sales increase.Jon:Increased range for electric bikes and increase in sales again.Bike manufacturers adding forced induction.Rich rides the Guzzi flying fortress, loves it, and sells the Harley and purchase the flying fortress.Subaru continues high safety ratings.Rico will buy Wendy a motorcycle.Rich:Electric bikes/cars sales will decrease due to cheaper gas/oil prices.Large front wheel trend has hit peak and will decrease.New custom tread comes out in 2016.Something new from HD - for new/female riders.Demo ride of the Multistrada enduro will be cool, but not the one to buy.The Raleigh North Carolina lost a major face in the motorcycle world and drag racing during December with the passing of Ray Price.  Upcoming events that one or more Loud Pipes! members plan on attending: Easyriders Charlotte, NC Bike Show Tour (January 23, 2016) Charlotte AutoFair (April 7th-10th, 2016) 12th Annual Barber Vintage Festival (October 7th-9th, 2016)   Visit RDubStudios.com/donate if you would like to support and help us improve the show or better yet visit our Patreon page where your contribution will help us achieve our goals and there are rewards for you for different pledge levels.Running time: 1 hour 18 minutesQuestions or comments: feedback@rdubstudios.com  

El primer podcast dedicado al mundo de la moto en Castellano

El primer podcast dedicado al mundo de la moto en Castellano

El primer podcast dedicado al mundo de la moto en Castellano