Motostate Podcast

S2 | EP 12 In this EP Luke and Ryan talk about the idea that Baggers just might be dying a slow death and potentially going out of style. Ryan is buying a new bike and shares about his professional transition into a new job. Luke is complaining about getting a ticket and discusses some winter projects.

S2 | EP 10 Join us as Whit Meza shares her incredible journey through endurance riding, including her record-breaking rides across the US and her adventures in Alaska. Discover tips, stories, and insights from a true motorcycle endurance legend that will inspire your own riding adventures. Join us as Whit shares her incredible journey of endurance riding, motorcycle adventures across all 48 states, and her passion for capturing moments through photography. Discover tips for long-distance riding, the importance of living intentionally, and how to turn your motorcycle adventures into meaningful stories.

Join Ryan and Luke as they relive their recent adventures at Mama Tried 2026, sharing insights on the event's highlights, bike builds and a random trip to a 90’s bar. Don’t forget to like and subscribe!

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S2 | EP 9 In this episode, Ryan and Luke discuss their recent travels, the influence of social media on motorcycle customization, and how their personal styles have evolved over time. They reflect on the importance of community in motorcycling and share their future plans and projects. The conversation highlights the positive aspects of social media while acknowledging its potential downsides, ultimately emphasizing the connections and friendships formed through shared interests.

S2 | EP 8 In this episode, Luke and Ryan delve into the recent backlash against Easy Rider Magazine due to controversial content. They explore the implications of cancel culture within the motorcycle community and the role of social media in shaping opinions, along with the importance of being self-aware when making comments and post on your socials.