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Throttle and Roast - Motorcycle Enthusiast Podcast

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Are you a motorcycle enthusiast who cannot start the day without a perfectly brewed cup of coffee?  Join Niels Meersschaert on Throttle and Roast as he blends his 25 years of riding experience with a profound love for artisanal coffee. 

From cruisers to café racers and cappuccinos to cold brews, learn to enhance your riding experiences, perfect your coffee rituals, and even combine them for an unforgettable adventure.  We love a variety of motorcycles, riding both street and dirt, and almost every segment: ADV, cruiser, sport bike, scooters, and vintage.  The show gives you the tips to find the best gear, techniques and insights to have the ultimate motorcycle adventures.   

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Choosing between hard or soft motorcycle luggage is a critical decision for riders, whether you’re planning a cross-country adventure or just need extra storage for daily commutes. The debate between these two options centers on several factors: weight, durability, protection, cost, convenience, and reusability. Both hard and soft motorcycle luggage have their own unique strengths and drawbacks, and understanding these will help you make the best choice for your riding style and needs. Hard l...
Trail braking is a vital technique for motorcyclists who want to improve their cornering skills, ride more safely, and boost their overall confidence on the road. In this episode, we dive deep into the mechanics and benefits of trail braking, explaining why it’s a must-have skill for riders of all levels. Whether you’re just starting out or you have years of experience, understanding and mastering trail braking can be transformative for your riding. We begin by demystifying what trail braking...
In this episode, we delve into the concept of "the intermediate trap," a phase that many riders encounter around their third year on a motorcycle. The intermediate trap is when a rider is no longer a beginner, but not yet an expert—a stage where increased confidence can outpace the development of sound judgment and refined skills. This combination often creates a perfect storm, making this period the most dangerous time in a motorcyclist’s journey. We explore why this trap is so common and hi...
Motorcycles that aged well are a fascinating phenomenon in the world of two wheels. These are the bikes that, upon their debut, were often overlooked, misunderstood, or even ridiculed by critics and consumers alike. Yet, with the passage of time, they have not only found their place in the hearts of enthusiasts but have also become icons, collectibles, or even the core of entire motorcycle categories. This transformation from dismissed oddities to beloved classics (or modern cult favorites) d...
When it comes to motorcycle safety and performance, a "GVWR reality check" is essential for every rider who plans to carry passengers or luggage. GVWR, or Gross Vehicle Weight Rating, is the maximum total weight your motorcycle can safely handle, including its own weight, fluids, accessories, rider(s), and all gear. Many riders are surprised to learn how quickly they can reach or exceed this limit, especially when riding two-up or packing for a longer trip. Ignoring GVWR is not just a technic...
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