Motorcycle Experience Podcast: Recent Episodes
Dave Hatch, Colin Fraser, Cameron McFadyen
For 31 years on TSN, Dave Hatch has been bringing you the latest motorcycle news, reviews and tips. Now he's switching gears with a Motorcycle Experience podcast. Joining Dave is longtime segment contributor Colin Fraser and the Producer/Editor of the show Cameron McFadyen. Keep your right hand cranked!
The gang chat about how the Canadian Superbike Series came to be on TSN as well as some of the shenanigans that went on behind the scenes!
In anticipation of the opening round in the Canadian Superbike Championship, the Experience gang chat with front runner, Michael Leon about his team's preparation for the first race in the 2021 CSBK Championship at Calabogie Motorsports Park.
The Experience team chat with motorcycle consumer show manager Bianca Kennedy about attracting more women to the sport of motorcycling.
On this edition the Experience team chat with CMG contributor, Globe and Mail journalist, Mark Richardson about the current state of motorcycle journalism in North America.
During Ontario's latest Covid-19 lockdown, the Experience team chat with Dave Grummett, Director of Communications at the MMIC, about ensuring new riders don’t walk away from the sport.
On this edition of the podcast, during Ontario's latest COVID-19 lockdown, the Experience team chat with Dave Grummett, Director of Communications at the MMIC, about the pandemic's impact on the growth of motorcycling.
In this edition, on the morning of Ontario's latest COVID lockdown, the Experience team chats with Jenn Martin, the chief riding instructor at Georgian College in Barrie Ontario, about the impact on rider training.
On this episode, the Motorcycle Experience gang mask up and record another show from Canadian Kawasaki Motors headquarters. Team Green's marketing manager, Jacob Black stops by to discuss the up-coming 2021 Canadian road racing season.
On this episode, the Motorcycle Experience gang mask up and record a show at Canadian Kawasaki Motors headquarters. Team Green's marketing manager, Jacob Black, stops by to report on how the global pandemic has affected the sales of new motorcycles.
In this episode, the gang focus on buyers regret. Colin dreams of one day owning a rare Italian mark, that Cam admits he has never heard of. While Dave does his best to publicly shame his friend Rob Egan into selling an old Honda GT650 back to him.
Fixed an audio blip that happened over the first 4 minutes In this episode, Colin reveals that his most memorable ride in Greasy Creek Georgia involved slick tires, freezing temperatures and brownies topped with whipped cream. Dave says riding the Top Of The World Highway was better than being shot at, while Cam believes the California canyon's east of Malibu, are where it’s at!
In this episode, Cam contemplates the possible resurgence of the most Canadian of motorcycle competitions... ice racing! Colin says he will never forget the day he rode a very special Vincent Black Shadow, while Dave tells the gang about the time when he was once taken for a ride down in Vegas, by a World Champion.
In this episode, the team talks about the FIM’s recent decision to continue working with the CMA and not recognize the MCC. Colin does his best to put the FIM’s decision into context, while Cam asks “what exactly again is the CMA?” The episode wraps up just as Dave shockingly discovers that Colin is in fact, an outlaw!
In Episode 3, the gang talk about how they are living in the golden age of entry level motorcycles. Dave and Colin talk about how much fun it is to attend a smaller displacement press launch, while Cameron says a scooter makes for the perfect first motorcycle experience.
In Episode 2 Dave, Colin and Cameron talk about why they ride motorcycles. Dave and Colin also discuss an all expenses paid trip to Japan a few years ago highlighted by Colin's obsession with gear.
Join the host of TSN's Motorcycle Experience, Dave Hatch, as well as longtime segment contributor Colin Fraser and show Producer/Editor Cameron McFadyen as they discuss their first "motorcycle experience". The guys also discuss how the theme song came to be.