For The Ride - Podcast Rankings and reviews

For The Ride is all about people—the folks who make an impact on the motorcycle industry and on the bikes that we ride. The way Adam interviews people is like joining them for coffee or a beer. Super relaxed and honest. I feel like I get to meet new riding buddies every month.

When on roadtrips with my fiancé and dog, I am the early morning driver. Rather than music or something I am listening to with the girl, I throw on For The Ride. The guests are always interesting and I’ve even chatted with a few on Instagram as I am intrigued by off-road roaming. As someone who found myself in love with his Triumph while friends all went Harley, I appreciate the inclusive content. My only critique is to watch audio volume when trailing off. Towards the end of long answers - sometimes the guests speak softer and my 2008 Honda Element isn’t the quietest cabin.

The interview with Impa Kasanganay was one of my favorites! What an incredible young man with equally incredible parents that have him a firm foundation. I was so happy to hear a mention of Pop’s Coffee. My wife and I were visiting my daughter in Atlanta and I had come across the shop while looking up Triumph dealers. I mentioned that we should go to the coffee shop and got a funny look given the distance from where we were. Then I had to mention the attached dealership and got the eye rolls. That said, we were both blown away with the great atmosphere, decor, and wonderful food and coffee. We both left with new shirts and a new favorite coffee shop. Pop would make a great guest for next season! Keep up the good work.

Catching up on season 4 today. All the guests for the entirety of this podcast have been great! But, Brady just summed up the essence of triumph motorcycles while sharing his story. I’ve never known anyone who rode a motorcycle, who needed a therapist, for all the reasons Brady explained. I applaud Triumph for contributing so strongly to the motorcycle community, Adam himself, for growing and contributing to the growth of others. I’m proud to own 3 triumphs and have stepped away from my v-twin history. If you haven’t listened, do it! Make time.