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.

It’s been two years with my 2022 Bonneville Speedmaster and two years with this amazing podcast. Getting ready to take my first multi day, multi state solo ride this next spring and this podcast gets me all worked up to want to go right now! Thanks Adam and all of you at For The Ride! I appreciate the guests, news, and all things Triumph! You are truly the best! Thank you!

Always pleasantly surprised by each guest and their relationship with motorcycling. Having recently met Adam at the Isle of Triumph event at Barber Motorsports I can report he is as friendly and genuine as he sounds. The same is true of the entire Triumph staff.

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.

“For the Ride” is the podcast I listen to asap when I see a new one added. After listening, I can never get out to ride soon enough. If I needed an excuse to ride, this podcast is it. Thanks!!!

Adam! than you for the Kelly Blatz interview I will absolutely watch his road racers movie on Amazon Prime as soon as it’s out. I’m excited that motorcycle themed movies are being produced but still not enough in my biased opinion 😎. The podcasts are great and I look forward to every episode Peace ✌️ MikeD So.Cal.

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.

Always enjoy the guests , conversation and information provided by this fun podcast. Enjoying ownership of my second triumph after many years with a specific German brand . patiently waiting for the Peter Egan conversation. Keep up the good work. TC

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.

Absolutely blown away by Impa Kasanganay's interview—his charisma and insights drew me in. After listening to the interview I had to watch him fight. His prowess in the ring matches his intellect, delivering an unforgettable fight. Kudos for featuring diverse guests on your show; it's a compelling mix. Semper Fi!

Enjoyed listening to Dutch talk about doing wellness checks by moto during Covid outbreak! Always looking for ways to integrate my Tiger 660 into “work.” Fun Podcast! Keep it coming!!

As a Triumph owner I love to hear other people’s stories! Especially the You Tubers that have the adventures that many of us dream of! And this great podcast is where I go to hear them! Fantastic job! PS There is a very unique Triumph dealership in Marne ,Iowa that might make a great addition to the collection of stories!

Great show with really interesting guests that you want to hear from. It’s so cool to listen to their stories and how they got into riding, and especially hearing different perspectives from different riding areas. And to hear everyone talk about their love of Triumph motorcycles is obviously the best. Inspiring stuff, keep up the great work.

I really enjoy the podcast, especially the diversity of guests and I find it interesting to listen to various perspectives and experiences surrounding our common interest.

Recently discovered the podcast and really enjoying it! Inspiring interviews, great work!

Top work on the podcast! Just got into motorcycles a couple years ago at age 40. I was blown away by the fit and finish of the Triumphs I saw at the IMS in Chicago August 2021. Your bikes and set-up were a cut above the other manufacturers there. I demo’d a Tiger 1200 at Get On! Adv Fest and look forward to experiencing more Triumphs at Barber Vintage Fest next month. Triumph is doing a great job promoting the brand and culture - I will own one.

Appreciate the in-depth interviews and great discussion. The interview with Chase McQueen was really enjoyable! I appreciate the various efforts he's undergoing to preserve and protect his family's legacy. Really enjoyed the walkthrough of the bikes and cars in their collection. Keep up the great work!

What a show! I own a couple of triumph motorcycles, and really enjoy the conversations I hear here. Can I recommend a couple of folks to interview? I’m a big fan of the writer, Peter Egan. He got me interested in Triumph motorcycles and would be fascinating to have on the show. I also recommend Spurgeon Dunbar of RevZilla. Evidently he still owns a Bonneville that he’s ridden across the country several times. He’s fun to listen to and would make a great show.

Love the show. Cheers from central Michigan.

Thanks for such a well rounded show with great a variety of guests from many different facets of life he Triumph World. From racers to designers to video Vloggers your show always is so fascinating and entertaining. I’ve had the pleasure to actually meet one of your guest, Mr Bad Beard himself while he was traveling through my home state of WV….on a brand new Triumph Speed Triple 1200 of course!!! Great guy !! And thanks again for a great podcast and please continue to keep up the good work. I’m a bus driver and I always load up your podcasts and play them for the passengers who ride as well. — Steve from West Virginia

Great conversational interviews with interesting guests. I really enjoy hearing your guests personal stories about their lives with motorcycles. It’s clear that Triumph has played a big part in those journeys. I’ve never owned a Triumph but have always admired the machines. I might just have to make a little more room in the garage. Keep up the good work!

I love this show not simply because of the amazing discussions about motorcycles, hobbies, careers, and more. But because this is a series of casual conversations among adults. It’s a relaxed few moments of your day where you can listen and learn. I’m always inspired after each episode and it makes me just want to be a better rider, photographer, and person. Thanks for working so hard to create a quality atmosphere.

Hi Adam I have been listening to the podcast for a few weeks and love the cadence and content of the show. I actually work on the 3rd floor of the Triumph building in Atlanta. I typically dred the 3 hour round trip to the south side every week but knowing that I am going to see a few cool bikes in the parking lot and in the building makes it more palatable. I always hit both the 2nd and 3rd floor buttons on the elevator ride up to sneak a peek at the bobber in the Triumph office... I have a 2020 Korosi Red Speed Twin and a 2013 Dyna FLD at home that I ride as much as possible and I’m always on the hunt for a third bike. Keep up the great work and look forward to hearing more content soon. Nick

Love the podcast. Great listening for any motorcycle enthusiast. I bought a 2007 Triumph Scrambler three years ago. (My first bike.) I love riding more than I have words. I often ride with others and most of them are HD or Honda riders. It’s great to listen to other people excited about riding and especially hearing more about the great Triumph bikes. Keep up the great work. All the best! Toby G Cumming, Georgia, USA

I’m newish to motorcycles but not two wheels (avid mountain biker) and picking up a Scrambler 1200xc this week. I will admit listening to your podcast with Eric Van De Steeg talking about the DGR pushed me to getting the a Triumph over some other brands. Looking forward to participating next year! Keep up the good work and love hearing stories from different people. If I could recommend anyone for future podcasts it would be Thornton Hundred Motorcycles and Freddie Dobbs.

enjoy your podcast and I don’t even have a Triumph yet, thank you for the varied topics. Might consider balancing your guests, on the 23 episodes I think you had two female riders. highly recommend Jen Dunstan great rider and motorcycle advocate.

Awesome podcast. Diverse group of guests each episode. I ride Triumph and that’s what brought me here but this podcast is truly for anyone that wants to hear about different experiences of motorcycle culture. Honest and interesting story’s, not just a marketing tool about Triumph only. Host is also from Wisconsin so that’s plus in my book, Go Pack Go!

Why did it take so long to find this? Outstanding podcast. Interesting guests & well moderated. Check it out!

Can’t believe I’m just finding the Triumph Podcast. My wife and I both ride Triumph motorcycles and love the classics look and feel balanced with premium fit and finish. I really enjoyed the Steve Kamrad interview. I’m looking forward to binging out on the backlogged episodes. Scott in Clemson.

Great pod about the motorcycle lifestyle. Fun to learn about different people’s experiences.

This podcast helps break down the stereotypes of what a motorcycle rider looks, sounds, and talks like. I didn’t grow up around motorcycles, and have only been riding for about 5 years. I did grow up with art, music, and sports. Later in life when I decided to go back to school to learn something new (automotive technology), I was able to apply what I knew from my other backgrounds towards automotive. As I got into riding, I continued to relate motorcycles to my other interests of art and music. This podcast does just that. It shows that the moto culture is made up of people from all other social cultures too. It also shows the diversity of riding and why people ride. Not everyone wants to do stunts. Some people want to sit back and cruise the highway. Not everyone wants to ride on asphalt. Some people want to turn over some dirt and shoot gravel. Some people ride in the city, but everyone wants to ride the twisties, let’s be honest. I think there is at least one episode for everyone. Everyone start listening.

I have been a Harley Davidson rider for 15yrs and this podcast got me to purchase my first Triumph Thruxton not too long ago

Love the mix of people on the show. Some in the moto industry and others that just ride. All of them interesting. I just wish I found it sooner, I would have added this to the mix of other motorcycle podcasts I listen to. Back to binging…..

Ran out of episodes of Highside Lowside and was looking for a podcast to binge. Incredible show with interesting guests! Always a favorite to listen whenever I’m not riding my new Scrambler XC or T100. Keep up the great work

Recently found the podcast and love listening while at work. The guests vary widely as do motorcyclist. Great work keep them coming. I ride my speed triple 955 every chance I get.

Found this podcast from a post on IG. No fluff. No fake compliments. Writing a review because I live free T-shirt’s. But also the podcast is good and I’m catching up past episodes.

Season 2 LETS GOOOO! I got into motorcycles back in 2020. Not knowing anything about bikes I found that bonnies looked rad and looked to see if there were any moto/triumph related podcasts. I was then led here and flew through the first season. I became absolutely obsessed with bikes, and this podcast helped scratch that itch. I finally pulled the trigger on a bike earlier this year. Although it wasn’t a Triumph, I still do adore the entire line up. I will own a Triumph before I leave this earth. Who knows maybe even by the end of season 2?

Finally back with new episodes! Thanks for doing this, just loved the last episode with Dennis Prescott.

When are you producing more shows?