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In this podcast episode, Niels discusses the importance of motorcycle headsets, exploring their features and benefits. He explains how these devices enhance the riding experience by providing clear GPS instructions, enabling music and podcast listening, facilitating hands-free phone calls, and allowing intercom communication with fellow riders. Niels also addresses reasons why some riders might choose to skip headsets, such as riding bikes with built-in speakers or using open helmets that limit headset options. Overall, the episode provides valuable insights for motorcyclists considering whether to invest in a headset for their journeys.
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In this episode of the Throttle and Roast podcast, host Niels Meersschaert dives into the rising prices of motorcycles, addressing the common perception among riders that costs have soared in recent years. He compares 2014 and current prices for various popular brands like Harley-Davidson, Honda, Yamaha, and Ducati, revealing significant percentage increases. Niels breaks down median prices and price ranges across top brands, highlighting the factors behind these trends and examining whether the price hike is as drastic as it seems. Tune in to discover the truth behind motorcycle pricing and what it means for riders today!
Harley-DavidsonMedian: $26,000Min: $12,000 NightsterMax: $44,500 CVO Street GlideHondaMedian: $7,400Min: $2,000 NaviMax: $29,000 Gold Wing Tour and CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SPYamahaMedian: $10,600Min: $4,700 VStar 250Max: $28,000 YZF-R1MKawasakiMedian: $9,400Min: $3,700 Z125ProMax: $59,000 Ninja H2RSuzukiMedian: $12,000Min: $5,100 GSX250R ABSMax: $19,600 Hayabusa 25th Anniversary EditionBMWMedian: $18,000Min: $5,000 G310RMax: $33,000 M1000RRTriumphMedian: $13,000Min: $5,000 Speed 400Max: $25,000 Rocket 3 StormDucatiMedian: $22,600Min: $12,400 Scrambler IconMax: $70,000 Diavel for BentleyIndianMedian: $25,000Min: $11,000 Scout SixtyMax: $42,000 Roadmaster EliteRoyal EnfieldMedian: $5,500Min: $4,000Max: $7,150 Continental GT 650
Current motorcycle pricing
Like for like bikes
1992 Honda XR650L was $4349 ($9800 in 2024 dollars)
2024 Honda XR650L is $7000
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In this episode of Throttle and Roast, host Niels Meersschaert delves into the intriguing comparison between classic and modern motorcycles. He begins by discussing the iconic style of classic bikes from the 1960s and 70s, highlighting their distinctive aesthetics and characteristics, including air-cooled engines and chrome finishes. The conversation then shifts to purchase prices, noting how true classics can often be more affordable than new models, while some modern bikes, like the Royal Enfield, offer great value with retro appeal. Finally, Niels addresses performance differences, emphasizing how old bikes may lack the technological advancements that enhance acceleration and handling in modern motorcycles. Whether you're drawn to nostalgia or seeking practicality, this episode will help you navigate the motorcycle landscape.
Honda XR650LSuzuki DRZ400Suzuki DRZ650
Still produced "retro" bikes
Royal EnfieldTriumph Modern ClassicsBMW R Nine TBMW R12BMW R18Kawasaki W800Kawasaki Z900RSKawasaki W230Ducati ScramblerYamaha XSR900Yamaha XSR700
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Motorcycle Classics MagazineDistinguished Gentleman's Ride
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In this episode of the Throttle and Roast podcast, host Niels Meersschaert delves into the growing engine displacement of motorcycles and its impact on performance and pricing. He discusses the 50% increase in engine size since the 1980s, the climbing engine power, and how even low-end motorcycles now outperform most cars. Join us as we explore the evolving landscape of motorcycle engines and the implications of rising displacement.
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In this discussion, Niels explores the concept of choosing the right motorcycle based on mood. From practical errands to seeking thrills, he delves into the diverse experiences offered by different types of bikes. Do you take out your classic bike, sport bike, cruiser, ADV or scooter? Let your mood be your guide.
How do you put together a dream garage?
Cycleworld's takeMoto Adventurer's take
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This episode of the Throttle and Roast podcast, hosted by Niels Meersschaert, explores the combination of coffee and motorcycles by discovering fun roads and independent coffee shops. Niels shares tips and inspiration for planning your own coffee rides, including how to pick destinations, choose routes, and make the most of your journey. Whether you're a coffee lover, motorcycle enthusiast, or both, this episode offers an exciting blend of adventure and caffeine.
Links mentioned in the show
Review of the Rever App
Review of the Beeline Moto 2
Discovering new roads with Beeline
Finding the best motorcycle roadsSupport the show
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Niels Meersschaert, the host of the Throttle and Roast podcast, delves into the intricate tradition of motorcycle waving in this episode. He discusses the origins of the wave, its significance in fostering camaraderie among riders, and the various hand gestures used for waving. The episode also explores the etiquette of waving, including when to wave and when it's acceptable to abstain, such as on multi-lane highways and during heavy traffic. Additionally, Niels examines the interesting phenomenon of certain riders not returning waves based on the type of motorcycle being ridden, shedding light on the dynamics of the motorcycle community.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motorcycling_greetingshttps://canadamotoguide.com/2019/09/04/opinion-to-wave-or-not-to-wave/
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This episode discusses the current trends in the auto industry and their potential impact on the motorcycle industry, including the declining popularity of sports cars, two-door cars, convertibles, and manual transmissions. The shift towards SUVs and government mandates for fuel economy and reduced emissions are also highlighted as factors affecting the automotive industry, leading to engine types and vehicle complexity changes. Will these start to change the motorcycles of the future, too? Can the camera industry provide a guide to how motorcycling may evolve?
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Convertibles no longer being made
Manuals are dying
KTM Automatic transmission
BMW Automated Shift Assistant
Fuji's classic looking mirrorless camerasFujifilm X100V rangefinder style camera
Fujifilm XT-30ii Classic looking interchangeable lens mirrorless camera
Fuji's instant cameras bring back the physical photo printFujifilm Mini 12 Instax camera bundle
Instax Mini 40 Instax camera
Instax Mini Evo Hybrid Instax Camera
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Just how far does your love of coffee go? Do you really know your beans? Have you tried the variety of coffee drinks out there? How about brewing styles? Do you have several favorite coffee shops? Have you gone too far and now have a caffeine addiction? Host Niels Meersschaert guides you on ways to continue your coffee journey.
Details on different beans
Different brewing styles to use at home
Our review of our favorite cold brew coffee makerSupport the show
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In this episode, we delve into the world of BMW GS motorcycles. Join us as we explore the unique features, performance, and riding experiences offered by each the newest GS models, the R1300GS and the F900GS. Whether you're a GS enthusiast or simply curious about these adventure bikes, this episode provides valuable insights to help you understand and appreciate the distinct capabilities of each motorcycle.
Big thanks to MAX BMW for the demo rides of the new GS models.
Read our initial thoughts article on the R1300GS.
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In this episode of the Throttle and Roast podcast, host Niels Meersschaert reflects on the end of the riding season and shares tips for preparing motorcycles for off-season storage. He discusses the changing temperatures, fall foliage hazards, and ways you can leverage gear to extend your riding season and not have to park your motorcycle till the spring.
Articles mentioned from the Tank of Coffee website:
What to do in the off season
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This episode features Niels Meersschaert discussing the art of brewing coffee during camping on a motorcycle. Niels highlights the unique challenges of packing for motorcycle camping and emphasizes the importance of prioritizing space for coffee gear. He provides practical advice on selecting compact stoves and collapsible kettles, ensuring that moto campers can enjoy a satisfying cup of coffee amidst the beauty of the great outdoors.
Discreet partsMSR Pocket RocketSnow Peak Lite MaxSea to Summit Frontier Ultralight Collapsible KettleSea to Summit Detour Stainless-Steel Collapsible KettleIntegratedCampStove 2 Campstove 2 + Kettlepot with french pressCampstove 2, Kettlepot & Grill combo JetBoil Flash coffee kit JetBoil MiniMo
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InstantNespresso capsules Starbucks ViaBrewers
Pour OverUST Flexware coffee dripWacaco Cuppamoka French PressJetboil French pressBiolite coffee pressGSI French press mug/press combo Stanley Adventure french press EspressoWacaco Picopresso Wacaco Minipresso GR (for ground coffee) Wacaco Minipresso NS2 (for Nespresso capsules)Accessories
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The podcast episode explores the surprising overlap between pilots and motorcyclists. Host Niels Meersschaert shares his personal experiences with flying and motorcycling, discussing the similarities between aircraft and motorcycles in terms of controls and dynamics. He also highlights the results of surveys showing that up to 85% of pilots also ride motorcycles. The episode delves into the reasons behind this overlap and encourages listeners to share their own experiences as pilots and motorcyclists.
Survey on Backcountry pilot https://backcountrypilot.org/forum/do-you-have-a-motorcycle-license-please-respond-9817
Ride Apart article referencing the survey and highlighting the synergies https://www.rideapart.com/news/254972/why-your-next-motorcycle-may-be-an-airplane/
Article about flying and riding from Motorcyclist in 2016 https://www.motorcyclistonline.com/control-and-consequences-on-motorcycles-and-planes/
It’s not unusual for events to combine the two passions. Here are a few still to come in 2024:
There is a Vintage Motorcycle Festival in Maine where they also share some of the vintage aircraft in the Owl Head collection: https://owlshead.org/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=1824567&group=
The Glen Curtiss Museum also hosts a classic motorcycle show & swap meet: https://glennhcurtissmuseum.org/events/curtiss-classic-motorcycle-show-and-swap-meet/
Mansfield Airport hosts the Vintage Japanese Motorcycle Show, British Classic Car Show & aircraft fly-in https://www.tri-townchamber.org/events/details/the-vintage-japanese-motorcycle-show-classic-british-car-show-aircraft-fly-in-7879
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In this podcast episode, Niels Meersschaert discusses the essential products every coffee lover needs for home brewing. He emphasizes the importance of a burr grinder and a scale for achieving consistent and high-quality results. Additionally, Niels explores various brewers, starting with the popular Aeropress, and highlights their value in expanding the repertoire of coffee brewing at home.
BasicsBaratza coffee grinder Timemore scale with timer BrewersAeropressHario V60 plasticHario V60 ceramicOXO Cold brew coffee makerGood quality beansCoffee BrosNorth Fork MotoAccessoriesCeramic mugThermos beverage bottle with a built-in cupContigo travel mugAirscape coffee canisterBonus itemsFellow Stagg Gooseneck kettleTimemore gooseneck kettleWacaco PicopressoBialetti Moka Pot
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Tank of Coffee article on brewing artisanal coffee at homeSupport the show
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In the "Throttle and Roast" podcast episode, Niels Meersschaert talks about how to shake up your motorcycle rides to keep things interesting. He suggests adding weekday rides to the usual weekend routine, trying out dirt roads on an adventure bike, exploring backroads instead of sticking to highways, and planning rides with a meal as the destination. Overnight trips like weekends, long weekends, or longer can add additional variety. These ideas aim to add variety and excitement to your riding experience, making each ride feel different and enjoyable.
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Long Way Round
Long Way Down
Long Way Up
Itchy Boots
Backcountry Discovery Routes
Sturgis
Daytona
Biketoberfest
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What are these three brewing methods? Are cold coffee beverages only an option for summer? What if you want to brew at home? Is cold brew practical for every day?
Which technique do you prefer? Are you only a hot coffee drinker year round? Do you switch to iced coffee or cold brew in the summer months? Have you tried cold brewing at home? Text the show through the link in the show notes & I'll share your feedback in a future episode.
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Oxo Brew Compact Cold Brew Coffee Maker
Moccamaster
Aeropress
Hario v60 pour over
Brewing Artisinal Coffee at Home articleSupport the show
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Lane Filtering has continued to expand where it is legal in the United States over the past decade. From just California in 2016, five states made lane filtering legal by the end of 2023. Colorado and Minnesota are joining those states to make lane filtering legal in 2024. With seven states now making lane filtering legal and several more considering it, have we finally hit the point of it no longer being a debate?
There is still much controversy about lane filtering. Advocates claim it reduces traffic and injury benefits, while critics disagree and say it is dangerous and startling to other motorists and more likely to cause accidents.
American Motorcyclist Association is in favor
Lane filtering safety studies
https://americanmotorcyclist.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Motorcycle-Lane-Splitting-and-Safety-2015.pdf
https://wtsc.wa.gov/wp-content/uploads/dlm_uploads/2019/05/Motorcycle-Lane-Sharing_Dec2017.pdf
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You love the flavor & the experience of drinking coffee. Maybe it’s good for you too?
In this episode of the Throttle & Roast podcast, the potential health benefits of drinking coffee are discussed. We learn that coffee contains antioxidants and active substances that can reduce inflammation and protect against diseases. Studies have shown that coffee drinkers are less likely to die from coronary heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and kidney disease. Furthermore, regular coffee consumption has been linked to a reduced risk of developing diabetes, heart failure, certain cancers, Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's, depression, and strokes. There are also indications that coffee may aid in effective sugar processing and reduce the likelihood of cognitive decline. These findings suggest that drinking coffee in moderation may have positive impacts on overall health.
Of course, riding a motorcycle is also good for you.Studies mentioned in the show:
A Daily Cup of Tea or Coffee May Keep You Moving: Association between Tea and Coffee Consumption and Physical Activity
Coffee Extends Yeast Chronological Lifespan through Antioxidant Properties
Coffee consumption and reduced risk of developing type 2 diabetes: a systematic review with meta-analysis
Coffee Consumption and Cardiovascular Disease: A Condensed Review of Epidemiological Evidence and Mechanisms
Association Between Coffee Intake and Incident Heart Failure Risk: A Machine Learning Analysis of the FHS, the ARIC Study, and the CHS
Coffee Consumption and All-Cause, Cardiovascular, and Cancer Mortality in an Adult Mediterranean Population
Caffeine induces neurobehavioral effects through modulating neurotransmitters
The Effect of Caffeine on the Risk and Progression of Parkinson’s Disease: A Meta-Analysis
Habitual coffee consumption and risk of cognitive decline/dementia: A systematic review and meta-analysis of prospective cohort studies
Consumption of coffee and tea and risk of developing stroke, dementia, and poststroke dementia: A cohort study in the UK Biobank
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While Asia leads the globe in using motorcycles for transportation, the US focuses mainly on leisure, with nearly half of all motorcyclists riding less than 1000 miles per year!
This episode of Throttle & Roast discusses the differences between leisure riding and transportation riding. It explores how riding habits vary by region, such as in Asia, Europe, and the United States. In Asia, motorcycles are commonly used for transportation due to their affordability, while in Europe, motorcycles are used for both leisure and commuting. In the United States, Harley-Davidson is a prominent brand, and many riders focus on leisure riding due to the availability of larger, more expensive bikes. The episode provides insights into the unique riding tendencies in each region and the factors that influence them.
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Revzilla article on miles per year
Fuelly - Used to track your fuel usage and miles
Rever - Challenges, planning & recording your rides
BMWMOA Mileage contest
MCN Ride 5000 milesSupport the show
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Delving into the Relationship Between Motorcycles and Coffee.
In this first episode of the Throttle & Roast Podcast, we explore the surprising similarities between motorcyclists and coffee lovers. We delve into the passion shared by both groups, their appreciation for design aesthetics, and the unique aspect of customization that sets them apart. From the love of artisanal coffee to the unique characteristics of motorcycles, we discover the fascinating parallels between these two seemingly different passions.
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MokaPot
9Barista
Moto Coffee Machine
Jane Motorcycles
Cafe Moto
North Fork MotoSupport the show
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