Automotive · Ryan Urlacher | Street Biker, Motorcycle Rider
by Ryan Urlacher | Street Biker, Motorcycle Rider
This podcast is all about the law abiding biker (LAB). We talk about the world of motorcycling, motorcycles, ride reviews, equipment reviews, motorcycle law and issues, motorcycle clubbing, motorcycle news, motorcycle television and media, the motorcycle industry, smart phone app reviews, and so much more. We are the majority of bikers on the roads after all. You know, the "99%ers", and we are who the motorcycle industry looks to for product development and design, so let's be heard. This is your one stop shop for all your main stream law abiding biker (LAB) needs, so look no further.
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The podcast content is solid once it gets going, but the latest episode took about 25 minutes to address the topic promised in the title. The extended advertising and self-promotion upfront made it harder to stay engaged. I understand the need to monetize a podcast, but the execution could be smoother.
Ryan Ulacher is obviously a Harley-Davidson guy. The last two shows, as of this review, were evident of that. In talking about the Indian Motorcycle lineup for 2024, he knew absolutely nothing about them. In talking about the 2024 Harley-Davidson lineup, it was a completely different story. He tries to come across as unbiased, but all humans are biased. Before anyone gets their panties in a bunch, there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. We all like what we like. I’m not knocking him whatsoever for that. I would just suggest that the show get a true Indian Motorcycle enthusiast/rider on the show as a regular cohost, to balance it out. Then Ryan doesn’t have to worry with it. He can be the Harley guy that he is, without feeling like he’s stepping on the toes of the Indian fanbase. There would be a true Indian enthusiast on the show to talk Indian. It’s his podcast though. If that’s not what he wants it to be, I get it. Other than that, my only complaint is that that it takes too long to get into the subject of the show. I know bills have to be paid but the ads are excessive.
High quality informational podcast that covers all aspects of street motorcycling. Very entertaining host and guests. They present their topics in a down to earth biker style that includes information on the topic along with the type of banter only bikers have.
Great podcast and info once you get to it. It’s fairly annoying having to scroll through the first 10-20 min of the episode to get to the actual content though. Maybe some people enjoy the ads and banter and small talk for 15 min before the actual subject is breached but I find it annoying. A time stamp for when the episode actually starts would be helpful at least.
Let me preface this by saying this is the 1st time I've ever bothered to write a review for a podcast and this is really for Ryan and crew more than anyone else, because I think they need to hear it. When I 1st found this podcast I thought "Finally! A real podcast about bikes and bikers"! These guys actually ride and know bikes. They even do some wrenching! In other words, my kind of people. They USED TO talk about bikes, and riding, and road trips, and clubs, and events, etc. etc. etc. It was fantastic! That being said, this podcast has gone completely off the cliff. No more talking about any of that stuff. Now, all you hear is what equipment Ryan uses, the products they sell, the videos they sell, and just about anything else NOT related to bikes or riding. In an hour and a half podcast, you'll be an hour in before motorcycles even come up! I wasted more than an hour listening to a discussion about covering work benches with metal!!! Huh??? If I wanted to listen about home improvement, I would find a home improvement podcast. I have dropped my rating of this show from 5 stars to 2. I keep hoping they will return to topics that matter to riders/bikers and quit trying to sell us everything, but I've almost given up and will likely be unsubscribing soon. Guys, I really like you all, but this is too much! Please return to actual biker talk. I don't want a Butt Buffer seat cusion and I couldn't possibly care less about what video and audio equipment Ryan bought last week, or how much it all cost him. I want to hear about road trips, places to go, new bikes you loved or hated and why, past or upcoming biker rallys, rides or events, riding tips (you have a lot of knowledge to pass on), things you saw or experienced on the road, people you met while riding, etc. There is a ton of content out there. Bring back the things we want to hear about! Best regards, Tim (Grunt) Defenders LE/MC
20 minutes in and still nothing but ads and more ads and “ok, guys, we’re gonna get started” and then more ads. I don’t know if it was any good or not when they finally got to the topic because I gave up.
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