Random Thoughts From The Road: Recent Episodes
Ozark Rides
We’re a twice a month podcast where we talk about all things motorcycles and the biker lifestyle as well as riding around the Ozark Mountains of Missouri & Arkansas and well, just about anything else that might pop into our minds. We tend to babel from time to time. Our podcast are short by podcast standards, usually around a half hour in length. It turns out that we have a short attention span, and tend to get bored sitting around listening to long format podcast for an hour or two which severely cuts into our ride time.
In this episode Randy and I talk with Curly, the proprietor of Curly’s Inc.. One of the countries premier custom bike builders. We talk about his beginnings, and what he’s up to now.
In this episode Randy and I talk about some of the great motorcycles out there that are not Harley Davidson and Indians. There’s a lot of great motorcycles out there to choose from if you’re not a fan of the big two American manufactures. From Honda to BMW, your choices are endless for a great bike. Also we talk about one of our favorite rides in Missouri.
In this episode Randy and I debate what is better… horsepower or torque, each has it’s benefits. Also, we have a new “Featured Ride”, the Jessie James Getaway ride in southeastern Missouri.
In this episode Randy and I talk about the local bike festivals here in the Ozarks. Also, we talk about what in the hell is going on with Harley Davidson! And of course we dabble in nonsensical babbling B.S..
In this episode Randy and I talk about some of the obscure motorcycles used in WWI & WWII, and which ones are on our dream garage line-up.
In this episode Randy and I answer some listener questions about riding two up stress-free, and the Harley Davidson EVO engine. Also, I rode the Oldfield Loop in Missouri for the first time in a couple of years, and why I highly recommend it for your bucket list rides.
In this episode Randy and I talk about some of our favorite rides in the Ozarks. Of course there are many great rides in the Ozarks, but there are a few that really stand out for us. Hopefully you’ll check them out for yourself.
In this episode Randy and I talk about vintage motorcycles. The need for more maintenance, and the ones we would like to have in our stables. Also, we talk about our featured ride “The Piglet Run” in Arkansas. And of course we slip in a little babbling nonsense.
In this episode Randy and I talk about how to keep your ride in good running order, and reducing on-road breakdowns with normal preventative maintenance. Also, we’ll talk about why some people like to ride alone verses in a big group.
In this episode Randy and I talk about things you should consider when your looking to upgrade your ride comfort. Also, we talk about our new featured ride, the “Osage River Ridge” ride in central Missouri.
In this episode Randy & I talk about the Harley Sportster, what brings new riders to the lifestyle and of course, nonsensical Bll Sht.
In this episode Randy and I talk about some of our favorite rides in the Ozarks of Missouri & Arkansas. The Ozarks has some of the best motorcycle rides that the country has to offer, and we’ll talk about some of our favorites.
In this episode Randy and I explore the origins of the first motorcycle. This has been an ongoing debate among motorcycle scholars for years, but never fear, Randy and I are going to settle the debate once and for all… Well, sort of.
In this episode Randy & I go over the “local” rallies for 2024, all the ones to attend, and one (in our opinion) that you should avoid. Also we discuss the 500 pound gorilla in the room, getting back on your ride after an accident.
In this episode Randy and I talk about the things you need to keep in mind when getting you bike ready for the riding season. The spring & summer is the time you just want to ride, and you don’t need to wonder if your motorcycle is ready to go. Also, we talk about our featured ride, the Boston Mountain Run in Arkansas.
In this episode Randy and I discuss my conversion from Victory to Harley Davidson and what I’m doing to the Street Glide to make it “mine”. Also, we talk about aftermarket seats, shocks and when is it time to get your bike serviced for riding season.
In this episode Randy and I answer a listeners question about his new/used Sportster, and touring. Also, Randy answers some questions about the Harley Davidson M8 engine. Whats, good, and what’s slightly less than good.
In this episode Randy and I address a question I get at least a dozen times a day about riding in the Ozarks. Also, we have some shocking news that will make all of mankind question what’s real, and what’s not.
In this episode… Randy is back, and he wants to talk about wheels and fuel injection and carburetors.
In this episode I talk about the 245 mile Missouri Mill’s ride, and the four additional mill’s added to the ride. Also, a listener writes in with a question that I get at least a dozen times a week.
In the episode Randy answers a listener’s question about stage 1, 2 and 3 performance upgrades, and are they really worth doing. Also, I ask the question “Is installing a crankcase breather/catch can worth doing”?
In this episode Randy and I babble on about our thoughts on how to make your ride more comfortable. Also, Randy is getting the itch to build an “Old School” chopper, and finally we go of the deep end on best Christmas Movies. Spoiler alert, he’s wrong!
In this episode Randy and I answer listener questions about our ultimate dream bikes, and the best rides we’ve been on. Also, we touch on some of the most common mistakes both beginner riders, and experienced rider make.
In this episode Randy and I answer a couple of listener questions about extending your riding season thru winter, making a Youtube video of a new chopper build and Randy’s opinion on the Harley Davidson 130 hp crate drop-in engine. Also, are choppers making a return? Shockingly he has a thought or two.
In this episode we step back in time and revisit our episode where Randy and I talk about the idea of walking your own path, and not letting yourself get shoehorned into a mindset that just doesn’t fit you. Also, we talk about our ride of the week, the Fort Leonard Wood loop in Missouri.
In this episode Randy and I answer listener questions. Also, Randy schools us on the advantages of adding a turbo to your ride, along with some other ideas to get more POWER. And our featured ride, the Eureka Springs to Jasper ride in Arkansas.
In this episode Randy & I answer a couple of listener questions about buying an early 90’s Harley, and the best area to stay that is centrally located to the best rides, and the best time of the year to ride in the Ozarks. Also we go over some things to keep in mind when purchasing a used motorcycle. And our featured ride, the Roaring River to Dogwood ride in southern Missouri.
In this episode Randy and I talk about some of our favorite things to do at rallies. Also, we have a brand new ride added to the Ozark Rides website, and we'll answer a couple of listeners questions.
In the episode Randy and I answer some listeners questions about everything from fantasy rides, Harley Davidson performance upgrade to our favorite drink. Also, our ride of the week, the world famous Pig Trail ride in Arkansas.
In this episode Randy & I cuss and discuss about some of the best used cruisers to buy, and the ones that you definitely want to run away from. Spoiler Alert… Randy has some misguided ideas. Also, we talk about our featured ride, the Camdenton to Devils Elbow ride in Missouri.
In this episode Randy and I talk about which bike we would choose if God came down and said “You can only have one bike for the rest of you life!” I was rock-solid in my choice, but of course, Randy being the indecisive little girl that he is, struggled with his choice. Also, we bring back by request our feature ride of the week.
In this episode Randy and I talk about the Audette Velos, an American muscle bike company that some say is rivaling Harley Davidson in a “Big Way” Also, Randy has a moment on his “Soap Box”, the poor kid just needs to vent a little.
In this episode Randy & I talk about the Wankel engine that destroyed every motorcycle line it came in contact with. Also, we discuss the best tires for riding in the rain, and other babbling nonsense.
In this episode Randy and I talk about what we believe are some of the most influential motorcycles to come out of the 70’s, and we “try” to back up our claims with what we believe are cogent blathering nonsense. Plus, we tend to get a little side-tracked on some other stuff.
In this episode Randy and I fuss at each other about what we think is the best type of motorcycle that would be the perfect “first bike”. Also, we touch on a relatively new trend of fat front tires. And we lament about what our fantasy ride would be.
In this episode Randy and I discuss what we think are some of the worst motorcycles to ever be released in the American market.
In this episode Randy and I talk about proper decorum when around 1% bike clubs, our first negative review, “Big Dog” electrical problems and turning a Harley Sportster into an off-road scrambler.
In this episode Randy and I talk about, would you rather ride a modern bike that is always trouble free, or would you rather ride an older bike that needed a lot of attention but had soul? Also, we rattle on about the different types of “Bikers” that really grind on us. And of course we Bull S*** about many other things.
In this episode Randy and I talk about various thoughts we came up with off the top of our limited minds. Like the bike industry going electric, normal regular maintenance of your bike, proper braking techniques, what you should keep in your tool kit and a few other things that come across our minds.
In this episode Randy and I will be blabbering on about what we think are some of the most “underrated” motorcycles in history, plus we talk about the S.W. Missouri Shriner’s bike show and the outcome of Randy’s 1950 Panhead entry in the show. And as always, plenty of other senseless nonsense.
In this episode Randy and I talk about some of the things you should think about if you’re considering selling your bike to get the maximum value. Also, we go off on a tangent about what are the fantasy bikes we would like to own.
In this episode Randy and I yap about what we think are the best V-Twin engines of all time. Also, I go to the “Cycle Showcase” bike show in St. Louis, and we go off on a mini tangent on what we think is the best motorcycle engine of all time.
In this episode Randy and I talk about what it takes to make one of the ugliest bikes that Honda ever made into something cool. Also, Randy’s daughters Sportster build update, Randy’s going “old School”, and various other random BS.
In this episode we run a "Best of" three different episodes. First, the best rides in the Ozarks. Next, choosing the right bike for you. Then, the "Missouri Mills Run", and lastly our first conversation with Randy Lewis.
In this episode Randy and I talk about what we think are some of the most influential motorcycle engines ever designed. Which engines do we think paved the way for all others.
In this episode Randy and I talk about the new “Automatic” bikes for 2023, and the big news from Harley Davidson that has absolutely devastated Randy.
In this episode Randy and I talk about the advantages and dis-advantages of buying a bike with a “salvage title”. It’s not always what you think. Also we talk about the coldest rides we’ve ever been on.
In this episode Randy and I talk with Aaron Moore about his epic ride to Alaska, on his vintage 1946 Harley Davidson knucklehead. His decision to quite his corporate job, and make a life altering decision that will change the direction of his life forever.
In this episode Randy and I talk about the best time to ride, the cool fall and winter riding season. Also, well throw in a spattering of random B.S. just to keep it interesting.
In this episode Randy and I talk about Harley Davidson’s dark days, better known as the AMF years. Also, riding in the winter months (my favorite time to ride), and of course other nonsensical babbling B.S.
In this episode Randy and I talk about Harley Davidson’s dark days, better known as the AMF years. Also, riding in the winter months (my favorite time to ride), and of course other nonsensical babbling B.S.
In this episode Randy and I talk about both the advantages and disadvantages of chain drives, belt drives and shaft drives. Both in terms of reliability and application. Also, our featured ride is the “Moonshine Run” in Arkansas.
In this episode Randy and I talk about both the advantages and disadvantages of chain drives, belt drives and shaft drives. Both in terms of reliability and application. Also, our featured ride is the “Moonshine Run” in Arkansas.
In this episode Randy & I are out and about at the 17th annual Lake of the Ozarks Bikefest, where we have a conversation with world renowned motorcycle artist David Uhl. Also we chat it up with the guys from Law Tigers.
In this episode Randy & I are out and about at the 17th annual Lake of the Ozarks Bikefest, where we have a conversation with world renowned motorcycle artist David Uhl. Also we chat it up with the guys from Law Tigers.
In this episode Randy and I discuss the 10 motorcycles made famous for their exploits during WWI and WWII, and how WWII saved Harley Davidson from extinction.
In this episode Randy and I discuss the 10 motorcycles made famous for their exploits during WWI and WWII, and how WWII saved Harley Davidson from extinction.
In this episode I talk about the Harley Davidson Sportster, from it’s humble beginnings to the present day. Plus our featured ride of the week, the 53 mile Sparta to Peel ferry ride in southwest Missouri.
In this episode Randy and I talk about the two bikes Randy has added to his gasoline harem, whiskey drinking aggravations, first loves and assorted other random thoughts.
In this episode Randy and I talk about the best ways to keep cool when riding in the “seventh circle of hell” with the 100 degree + temperatures we’ve been experiencing this summer. How to avoid heat exhaustion and still being able to enjoy the ride. Plus, our featured ride… The 58 mile Melbourne Loop in Arkansas.
In this episode Randy and I talk about adding performance parts to your ride if your goal is long distance touring. To remain stock or not, and how much is too much in terms of building a performance engine for a true touring cruiser. Also, our featured ride the 22 mile Chadwick to Rockaway Beach in Missouri.
In this episode Randy and I talk about the Hot Springs rally in Arkansas, and the “All Out Dyno Drags” event, Randy’s new build, and of course random thoughts. We also talk about our featured ride – the Ola to Hot Springs ride in Arkansas.
In this episode Randy and I talk about what our “fantasy ride” would be, and give some shout-outs to a couple of listeners. Also, we talk about our featured ride of the week – The Mena Loop in Arkansas.
In this episode Randy and I cuss and discuss the virtues of going all black or all chrome on your ride. And naturally, we tend to go off on various tangents because we have a short attention span. Also, we talk about our featured ride of the week – The Stockton Lake Loop in Missouri.
In this episode Randy and I go to the Progressive AFT I-70 flat track race. We talk about flat track racing, and sit down with two of the sports most prominent racers. Also, we talk about our featured ride of the week – The Searcy to Siloam Springs ride in Arkansas.
In this episode Randy and I bring you part 2 of our age old debate on what the definition of “American Made” is. Is it really American made if it just assembled in America, and the parts are imported from countries around the world? And are there any American made bikes produced in the U.S. anymore? Also, we talk about our featured ride of the week – The Eminence to Pilot Knob ride in Missouri.
In this episode Randy and I talk about our thoughts on metric bikes. What are some of our favorites, what’s the latest and greatest and which metric bikes have great power, but are butt ugly! Also, randy and I get into an ongoing debate about… Well, you’ll just have to listen to find out what it’s about.
In this episode Randy and I talk about the age old debate that has torn apart empires… Single overhead or dual overhead cams, particularly when it comes to building a cafe racer. Also, we talk about our featured ride, the “Ponce Run” in Missouri.
In this episode Randy and I talk about the things you need to do to your ride so that you’ll have a safe and trouble free riding season. Also, we talk about our featured ride… “The Boston Mountains Run” in Arkansas.
In this episode Randy and I are at the Sho-Me bike show in Sedalia Missouri. We talk with Rick Yeager, an old-time motorcycle enthusiast and former owner of Yeager;s Cycle Sales in Sedalia. We talk about the Sedalia Motorcycle Association, some of the unusual bikes at the show and so much more.
In this episode Randy and I talk about some of the bikes in the 2022 Harley Davidson line up, what we like and don’t like. Also our featured ride, the Eureka Springs Loop, a 25 mile ride in northwest Arkansas. And of-course, random babbling nonsense.
In this episode Randy and I talk with world famous custom bike builder Curly Waugaman from Curly’s Inc. We chat it up about his humble beginnings, what he’s into now, and his thoughts on future motorcycle trends.
In this episode Randy and I talk about a Christmas eve night ride with his son Carter, what Santa brought us (or didn’t bring us) and of course our signature random babble. Also we discuss our featured ride the Mansfield to Forsyth ride in Missouri.
In this episode Randy and I have a conversation with the owner of F-Bomb Baggers custom bike shop. We learn about his humble beginnings, and what his take is on the popularity of “Big Wheel” baggers, audio for your bike, and of course, all of the other nonsense that randomly pops into our heads.
In this episode Randy and I cuss and discuss about the idea of going from two wheels, the three. Plus, motorcycles and music, what is the latest in sound systems for bikes. Also, we talk about our featured ride, the Ironton to Eagleton loop ride in Missouri.
In this episode Randy and I babble on about the 2021 Harley Davidson Electra Glide Revival. The first of their new and extremely limited Icons Collections. Also, we talk about our featured ride, the Hartville to Houston ride in Missouri, as well as some of the better larger roads in the Ozarks.
In this episode Randy and I talk about a new bike build project that is rolling around in his demented mind. We debate different ideas about Cholo or Bulldog style bikes. Also, we talk about the Ozark Moonshine run in Arkansas. Something that’s near and dear to Randy’s heart. (The Moonshine, not running).
In this episode Randy has the day off, but I head to Barn House Harley Davidson in Jefferson City Missouri where we talk about the new Livewire, the Pan America and what’s coming up in 2022. Also we have a new sponsor!
In this episode Randy and I head to the Lake of the Ozarks Bikefest and have a big time. But, as occasionally happens when you’re having a great time, Gremlins sometimes have the final say… Little Bastards!
In this episode Randy and I talk about the world of vintage motorcycle racing. Everything from drag racing on sandy beaches, the revival of board track style racing, hill climbing and more.
In this episode we talk “Tech Talk”. Randy and I discuss the virtues of the Harley Davidson’s ‘97 to ‘06 twin cam motors and their unique quirks. Also we talk about the 71 mile Eminence to Pilot Knob ride in Missouri.
In this episode we talk about how Honda changed the world with the “You meet the nicest people on a Honda” ad campaign. And of course we talk about the joy of riding motorcycles in the Ozarks.
In this episode Randy & I talk about the difference between torque and horsepower, how to get more of each, and what will best fit your riding style. And of course we talk about the ride of the week, the 112 mile Jesse James Getaway ride in Missouri.
In this episode Randy & I talk about the motorcycle chase race that recently came through the Ozarks. A vintage motorcycle race that features bikes from 1930 thru 1960. And of course we talk about the ride of the week, the 82 mile Norfork to Yellville ride in Arkansas.
In this episode Randy & I talk about our experiences with some motorcycle accessories, like mirrors, seats and saddlebags. And of course we talk about the ride of the week, the 70 mile Clearwater Lake Loop in Missouri.
In this episode Randy & I review the EFM Auto Clutch. The challenges we had on installing it on “My Bike”, and the final verdict on the clutch. Is it a great product, or does it suck? And we talk about our featured ride, the great Five Rivers Rumble ride in both Arkansas & Missouri.
In this episode Randy & I talk about why so many of us in the motorcycle world tend to “Brand” ourselves with the bikes we ride, and the cliques we group ourselves in. Also, riding your own path in life. And of course we talk about the 81 mile Ft Leonard Wood loop in Missouri.
In this episode we talk about our experience with the customer service at EFM Auto Clutch. Also, Randy had a some bad news this week with the death of a favorite customer, and of course we talk about the 28 mile Mt. Magazine Scenic Byway in Arkansas.
In this episode Randy and I talk about female motorcycle clubs like the original “Motor Maids” founded back in 1940, and others. We also discuss what it take to start your own motorcycle club. And we cover the “Bixby to Elephant Rocks” ride in the Arcadia Valley of Missouri.
In this episode Randy does some therapeutic venting about some frustrating customers, then we talk about biker etiquette and some of the things that really grind on us. So yea, it’s kind of a “Bitch-fest”. Oh, and we also talk about one of our favorite rides, the Green Forest to Clarksville ride in Arkansas.
In this episode Randy & I babble on about nonsensical stuff that happens to spew from our limited brains... We do tend to get sidetracked. Also we talk about the Roaring River to Dogwood in Missouri.
In this episode Randy & I talk about what you can do to increase the performance of your bike. Everything from simply upgrading your exhaust, all the way to turbo charging your ride. Also we talk about the Mt. Nebo run in Arkansas.
In this episode Randy and I talk about getting started in the motorcycle scene at a young age. We talk with to amazing young ladies about how they got started riding and some of the challenges they faced getting started and the feedback they've received from their peers.
In this episode Randy and I talk about the featured ride in Arkansas - Osage to Mt. Judea. Also we yap about what some of the latest trends in the motorcycle industry are, and what the crystal ball see’s for the future.
In this episode Randy and I talk with Axe DeKruif who holds the speed record for the fastest motorcycle ride from San Diego, California to Jacksonville, Florida. Axe made the ride on his BMW S1000RR in 33 hours 10 minutes. Join us to learn how he did it, and some of the unique challenges he faced.
In this episode Randy and I talk about the “Pea Ridge to Eureka Springs” ride in Arkansas. Also we talk about some of our favorite motorcycle movies, and yes even a documentary or two… Maybe there's a movie you haven’t seen yet, but should.
In this episode Randy and I talk about the “Whole Hog” ride in Arkansas, as well as nonsensical babble about riding in the Christmas parade and showing community pride, Randy breaks his big wheeled bagger after pulling a wheelie, new years resolutions and maybe a couple of other thoughts that will possibly piss someone off.
In this episode Randy and I talk about the new styling cues that Harley Davidson and Indian are offering, What we like, and of course what we really don't like. Plus we talk about the "Piglet Ride" in Arkansas.
You can still enjoy the wonderful world of motorcycles even if you don't own a Harley Davidson or an Indian. There are lots of bike brands/models that we would be proud to own, and you should too. We talk about that and the "Oldfield Loop" ride in S.W. Missouri.
In this episode we talk about the resurgence in the popularity of flat track racing. Also we talk about the four new grist mills we added to the Missouri Mills ride.
Randy and I talk about the different things you need to do to prep your bike for riding in the cooler months, plus a new ride I took called the Osage River Ridge Run.
Everyone sometimes has the felling of "I just don't want to ride today", or maybe even having the feeling of wanting to give up riding all together. Today Randy and I talk about that, and what we do to combat those feelings.
Randy and I talk about the 15 most expensive motorcycles sold at auction. Not the "Diamond Studded, Titanium" bikes, but the true classic vintage motorcycles that sold at auctions around the world.
If money was no object, what kind of custom build would you like? In this episode Randy and I talk about some of the things we would like to see in a custom build for our own dream bike.
Join us as we record our first podcast live from the road. Randy and I go for a ride on Camden county road J and Hwy. 7 in Hickory county Missouri. We talk about the ride and of course all the other nonsense that pops into our heads.
In this episode we talk about rally cancellations, a border to border ride on the Harley "Livewire" and other nonsense that pops into our slightly dilapidated minds.
There comes a time in every serious motorcycle riders life when you have to decide "Do I quite riding... Or do I switch to riding a trike". In this episode we talk about some of the things to think about when you've reached that stage in your riding life.
During the heat of the summer, riding at night is a great way to not only beat the heat but it's also a terrific way to get a different perspective of not only the ride itself, but also a whole new view of the geography that you ride around.
Riding your motorcycle during the summertime is one of America's favorite pastimes, but if you don't take care, you can suffer. But there are things you can do to minimize the effects the seventh circle of hell and humidity. Also we have a podcast update.
In this episode we talk about what you need to do to keep your bike ready for the ride with preventative maintenance.
In this episode we talk about why we love riding in the Ozarks, and of course we squeeze in some random babble.
Every rider wants to make their bike unique by adding custom aftermarket parts. But you need to know what kind of "can of worms" you'll open when making your bike, your own.
When you see a motorcycle rider coming down the road, or at the local gas station, what do you think of? Are they an "outlaw", or are they just a "regular guy"? In this episode Randy and I talk about motorcycle stereotypes and some miss conceptions about the community as a whole.
Randy Lewis and I sit around and talk about the Corona virus, what we do to keep riding and other random babble.
Have you ever wanted to jump on your bike and ride off into the sunset? In this episode we'll share with you some tips you might want to consider before you set off on your epic ride.
With riding season right around the corner it's important to make sure your bike is ready to go. We'll talk about the things you need to do in order to get home safe, and to avoide finding yourself broke down by the side of the road.
Plus, if this is the year you're thinking about buying a (new to you) used bike. We'll go over some of the things you need to keep in mind, so you don't get stuck with a lemon.
Do you like riding in a group, or do you prefer to ride alone? In this episode we talk about the pros and cons of both.
In this episode we talk about the best way to handle curvy roads on your motorcycle, and we also talk about getting your bike ready and safe for the ride.
In this episode we talk about what ever happened to those great old biker magazines like "Easyrider". Also we talk about the premier biker culture painter David Mann. Also, we clue you in on our future plans for this podcast.
In the episode we talk about the birth of the motorcycle, and who is responsable for the lifestyle we love.
Winter doesn't have to be a time to put your bike in deep storage, only to wait for springtime. We talk about things you can do to stay warm and keep riding a winter long. Plus we jump into our very first product review, as we try out the new Tourmaster Synergy Pro-Plus 12v heated jacket.
When is comes to building custom bikes, there are certain things you need to look out for, and take into consideration when planning a custom bike build. In this podcast we'll talk about what those are.
In this episode we talk with a future motorcycle rider, and learn about what he thinks about riding on two wheels.
Randy Lewis and I discuss the differences between metric and standard bikes, as well as some other mechanical differences.
Randy and I just talk about whatever comes to our minds about motorcycles, and how our week has gone.
I sit down with Dr. Brad Bradshaw for a conversation about motorcycle safety. How to be a safe rider, and what to do if you should have an accident.
We talk about Sturgis, Bikes Blues & BBQ, Laconia, Lake of the Ozarks Bikefest and so much more.
In this motorcycle podcast episode, we talk about the new Harley Davidson Livewire electric bike. The good, the bad and the ugly. We also compare it to the “Zero” SR electric motorcycle.
In this podcast episode, I talk with one of Missouri’s premier bike builders and fabricators Randy Lewis from Bike Worx in Urbana Missouri. We talk about how we got interested in motorcycles, building bikes and general B.S.
In this episode, I talk about one of the more popular rides in Missouri, the "Missouri Mills Run".
What's the history of these old grist mills? Which ones are the best? Can you eat or stay at any
of these mills. Find out everything you need to know when riding the Missouri Mills Run.
Whether you're an experienced rider or a new one, choosing the right type of bike is the key to motorcycle happiness. Learn about the different styles of motorcycles and their pro's and con's.
In this episode I'll talk about the most asked questions that I get on a daily basis from riders who are planning a motorcycle vacation to the Ozarks. Which roads are the best, where to eat and what to see. Those questions and more will be answered in this episode.