Bore & Stoke
Bore & Stoke
Podcast Description
You love their articles. You love their YouTube videos. Now you’re going to love their new
podcast!
The team at Motorcycle.com has launched a brand new podcast, filled with all the
passion and shenanigans you’ve come to expect.
Road test editor Troy Siahaan will take the mic twice a month and will be joined by passionate
motorcycle enthusiasts and professionals from around the world to discuss the life behind the
story.
As well, Troy will regularly be joined by his colleagues Motorcycle.com Editor-in-Chief Ryan
Adams and Senior Editor Nic de Sena to discuss the latest new motorcycles they’ve been riding,
gear they’ve been using, and general commentary on the state of motorcycling. News Editor
Dennis Chung will also regularly join the program to discuss breaking news.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast covers a variety of topics related to motorcycling, including new motorcycle models, gear reviews, industry news, and personal stories from the hosts. Episodes will delve into subjects like the latest releases from Kawasaki and BMW, alongside discussions about trends in motorcycle categories like Next Gen Supersport.
You love their articles. You love their YouTube videos. Now you’re going to love their new
podcast!
The team at Motorcycle.com has launched a brand new podcast, filled with all the
passion and shenanigans you’ve come to expect.
Road test editor Troy Siahaan will take the mic twice a month and will be joined by passionate
motorcycle enthusiasts and professionals from around the world to discuss the life behind the
story.
As well, Troy will regularly be joined by his colleagues Motorcycle.com Editor-in-Chief Ryan
Adams and Senior Editor Nic de Sena to discuss the latest new motorcycles they’ve been riding,
gear they’ve been using, and general commentary on the state of motorcycling. News Editor
Dennis Chung will also regularly join the program to discuss breaking news.
Why do some slow, clunky, or objectively flawed motorcycles become absolute legends, while technically superior bikes are forgotten?
On this episode of the Bore and Stoke podcast, Ryan, Dennis, and Troy break down the mysterious recipe behind “Cult Classic” motorcycles.
Dennis kicks things off with a look at some news topics to kick things off, including a new Suzuki with an old Suzuki engine, plus some corporate news from Indian and Harley. Then, Ryan and Troy talk about cult bikes: what is it about these machines on the road (or trail) that converts mechanical flaws into “personality”?
The guys debate the fine line between true character and overhyped nostalgia, call out a few famous cult bikes that they think are wildly overrated, and draft their picks for future cult classics you should buy right now before prices skyrocket.
Drop a comment below: What motorcycle do you think is a true cult classic, and which one is overhyped garbage?
00:00 Intro
00:36 Advertisement
01:12 Go watch our past shows!
03:03 THE NEWS
03:30 Suzuki’s bringing the SV7GX and SV7GX-V to the States
06:16 Indian’s trimming the Scouts
08:52 Harley’s Q2 Numbers
13:30 Cult motorcycles — Let’s get into it
14:00 What’s the definition of a cult bike?
21:36 How does a bike reach cult status?
29:55 Ryan’s cult bike history
35:20 Troy’s cult bike history
39:08 Offroad cult bikes
41:45 Advertisement
42:24 Why do people like the KLR650 so much?
45:55 Where do Moto Guzzis fit?
49:49 We’ll look past a lot of stuff for Ducati Monsters
51:05 Overrated vs Underrated bikes
01:00:30 What are some future cult classics?
1:08:00 Tell us about your cult bike (and leave us a rating!)
1:10:28 Advertisement
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