What are your favourite YouTube Motorcycle channels?

[City Bob]

Her channel (Her two wheels) keeps coming up on my recommended list actually. I'll give it a watch

 

[bphoenix38]

I honestly don't watch any of the larger channels. I'll keep up with what Walterrific is up to, but I can't stand his videos anymore. I'd much rather support my smaller channel friends and help each other grow.

 

[Moto Mengy]

I'll keep up with what Walterrific is up to, but I can't stand his videos anymore.

I'm not a huge fan of Walter's vids either. Most of them just seem like him riding around talking to random strangers about how great he is acting all famous while handing out spam cards, for me it gets tiring to watch. I'd much rather watch someone like Humes riding around Colorado showing me great roads and scenery to ride!

That said, Walter's been super successful so he must be doing something right!

 

[Pooley]

I like to watch the smaller channels like you lot, bigger channels feel really commercialized and less personal.

 

[Meifesto]

Same here.
I keep an eye out on Chase, because i like the rebuild series and Brian can be amazing to see.

Other than that, the biggest channels i follow are Spicy110 and Hippodrones.
And Teapot when i can make some spare time xD

 

[Hippo-Drones]

Same here.
I keep an eye out on Chase, because i like the rebuild series and Brian can be amazing to see.

Other than that, the biggest channels i follow are Spicy110 and Hippodrones.
And Teapot when i can make some spare time xD

I really love TeaPot One, but his vids are so long I just don't have time to watch them all, so I cherry pick his. I believe he has a vid with him and Chase On 2 Wheels coming out soon, I'll def be making time for that bad boy!

 

[Meifesto]

I really love TeaPot One, but his vids are so long I just don't have time to watch them all, so I cherry pick his. I believe he has a vid with him and Chase On 2 Wheels coming out soon, I'll def be making time for that bad boy!

Yeah, i saw that on his insta. Even think i asked a question, so curious to see if he asked that one xD

Those longer podcast style videos are great to put on in the background when cleaning or photoshopping etc

 

[TBRD]

FortNine
MCRider
YammieNoob

I use to really enjoy MC Garage and Commutes...not as much anymore.

 

[City Bob]

Has anyone watched Long way home? (Nothing to do with Ewan McGregor or Charlie Bowman)

The guys easy watching, laid back and amusing. Imo a really good watch.

 

[Meifesto]

Yeah, i saw that on his insta. Even think i asked a question, so curious to see if he asked that one xD

Those longer podcast style videos are great to put on in the background when cleaning or photoshopping etc

Started watching it...
Damn 2 hours +, that will be a couple of breakfasts xD

 

[LandyVlad]

So having watched a lot more of their videos since my earlier posts

I retract my previous recommendation for Delboy, and I also retract my negative comment re Matt Hudson / The Workshop. In fact I've reversed my position on both. Yes the more I watch of Del's videos the more stupid shit I see. The more i watch Matt's videos the less annoying his style is and its evident he actually KNOWS what he is talking about.

Lately I've been watching a lot of DanDantheFireman - especially his post incident medical reviews.

 

[motosera]

Adding As The Magpie Flies to my list of inspirations

 

[TMackie]

I'm a fan of

1. OnHerBike
2. 2 Lane Life
3. Adam Sandoval
4. Travelling Tall
5. 2 Wheeled Rider
6. Ryan Urlacher ( if you like documentary )
7. Motorcycle Travel Channel

 

[Riderguide]

FortNine for the production and sarcasm
Other than that I've started to get in to Bret Tkacs for the off road stuff
Motorcycle Adventure Dirtbike TV (MADTV)
Roadcraft Nottingham (Russ is a nice bloke and a superb tutor and I'm a big exponent of roadcraft).
Plus the regulars such as Hippo (hi Pete) for the awesome camera work and support of all us here, BritNinja88 (hello Dan) for his swearing and burping, TarmacJapan - he used to live in my current hometown (Adelaide), The 333 (he also has a Tenere like mine and I'm comparing notes haha. Web ASDASD & Hachewie are Oz side so I like to catch up with their stuff too. Some coooool edits. Anything to do with my new Yamaha gets a view. Other than that I'll just flick through a few others to catch up with people who I like who Motovlog and that's way too many to list!

 

[Dewey316]

Other than that I've started to get in to Bret Tkacs for the off road stuff

Bret is pretty awesome. I did training with him this year, he is a lot of fun to hang out with and ride with.

A few youtube channels I'm currently watching.

1) Abbie Wanders - She is really new, but has a ton of energy and as she figures things out, I think her channel will be really good.
2) Ride on Amigos
3) Pedro Mota
4) Nomad Sweden
5) Ride the Bean

I tend to really like the adventure travel type vlogs.

 

[Painey]

Cycle Fanafix is very good, does all his footage using a insta360 One R (360 cam) does a couple of posts every week,

 

[Drakhen99]

Cycle Fanafix is very good, does all his footage using a insta360 One R (360 cam) does a couple of posts every week,

Thanks for that - I subbed his channel and got an idea for mounting my second camera

-John

 

[Meifesto]

I'm getting into



It is weird relaxing and calming to watch his content.
And sometimes i even learn something new xD

 

[AlanSmith7]

The main ones I watch (except the smaller channels) have been mentioned already

Her Two Wheels
Itchy Boots (the inspiration for me having a go myself)
Bikes and Beards

I like the content of:
FortNine
Itchy Boots
I also Like Her Two Wheels.

 

[chris 2WJ]

This list should include 44Teeth!