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Hello Ride! Listener, All things must pass, as they say, and Ride! on BlogTalkRadio www.blogtalkradio.com/ride will officially sign off on March 1st, 2010. While I will continue to write a national newspaper column about motorcycles, and other motorc

Tune in to listen to a repeat podcast of my interview with the innovative CEO of Zero Motorcycles, Neil Saiki. A former NASA project manager, Saiki spent years designing award-winning mountain bikes before turning his attention to developing the ultimate

Sign up for the Ride! monthly bulletin. The bulletin is short and newsy. It'll keep you up to date on all the latest Ride! shows and new information posted to the Ride! website. It's easy. Email me at ride@adrianblake.com.

Neil Johnston is a Canadian motorcycle adventurer who rides with his heart on his sleeve. In late 2008 he crossed the Great White North astride a Ducati Multistrada, riding from the outports of Newfoundland to Vancouver. He recently completed a challengin

Here are the winners of a pair of tickets to the 2009 Toronto Motorcycle Show Richard Daigle Darlene Harrison Congratulations to the winners! Thanks to everyone who entered! Stay tuned for more giveaways in future. Adrian

You can be the lucky winner of a pair of tickets for the 2009 Toronto Motorcycle Show! For details, listen to the November 25 show featuring Glen Heggstad archived on the Ride! website at www.blogtalkradio.com/ride Deadline for entries is midnight, No

In the wake of post-9/11 paranoia in America, Glen Heggstad set out on a gritty adventure to experience the world through the eyes of those living in the developing world. The result is his just-released book called One More Day Everywhere: Crossing 50 Bo

Glen Heggstad’s motorcycle journey through South America was harshly interrupted in 2001 when he was taken prisoner by Colombian terrorists. His life then became a nightmare until he was eventually freed by the FBI. Amazingly, he finished the ride, and