Podcast is great when they talk bike specifics. If you like to drink

Guys you know what you have to do. The podcast has gone from the best moto podcast around to almost unlistenable. The crew does a great job contributing to all parts of the show. The multitude of personalities make it a special thing. There’s a new one that just doesn’t belong on this show. Watching on the YouTubes you can see the discomfort and annoyance that we’re all feeling. Phil, you’re a great friend for trying but for f&$@s sake man, please make it stop.

I’ve listened for a while now and binged the back episodes. You gotta get to know the hosts. I really like the tech tips and industry inside views. Keep up the good work

I love motorcycles and I work in a warehouse, these guys can make 12 hours on a forklift just fly by… don’t tell my boss!!!

Not just a motorcycle podcast it is a conversation about life, love & consumption of the best things in life.

Hey love the show and wanted to help out by giving you a perfect three star rating. Cheers

I love this podcast so much. Thank you for doing what you do. I've learned a lot.

I’ve been a listener of this podcast since 2014 and have not contributed a single dime. These guys are like my friends at this point, there’s never a dull moment. They bring serious laughs and break down motorcycle maintenance down to the model specifics. If you want a drinking podcast with occasional motorcycle talk, you’ve found Mecca.

Tons of fun to listen to and when they get to the motorcycle part of the podcast, it gets granular. These guys are Jedis.

This is the best podcast ever. Fire, explosions, rambling two hour rants, some guy named cam that went missing and is now on milk cartons, drunken shenanigans, waste water treatment, Japanese mini cars and occasionally even something motorcycle related. Show up for motorcycle tips, stay because you found your people.

Phil and his crew produce the best motorcycle adjacent podcast around. As a not so young person myself (younger than Phil though) I enjoy the age appropriate humor and the general lack of political talk which helps me escape for a short while each week. If he ever succeeds in drafting Mrs Emma permanently it will be my only entertainment option. Just repeat play all the time.

Phil and his gang of motorcycle loving drinking crazy story telling podcast is a blast. They have a lot of good ideas and information on old new and cheep bikes and life. I enjoy them and can relate. Just some very knowledgeable bike shop guys that aren't afraid to fix it cheep for the love of the bike. Sometimes they are rude cruel and nasty and that's why I listen. Hit their Patreon up sweet swag

Goodbye

You guys are the reason I got back on a bike after killing a deer with my conny 14 (ya I was in the hospital) Riding an Africa twin now and fully recovered.

I have only been listening to this for a few months but I will say that every episode I've heard has offered valuable insights about the business of motorcycles that you don't really hear anywhere else. Unfortunately, this makes it worth listening to. I say unfortunately because the signal to noise ratio is exceedingly poor. So much of each episode -- and they can run three hours long -- is devoted to liquor and other unrelated topics that it would be much easier if I could just bag the whole thing. The audio issues that others are complaining about don't bother me so much.

Hey guys, Love the show. Please work on the audio. It is all over place. I have to turn up the volume to hear the talking. Then get blasted when you break or laughing.

Great podcast.... but your audio is terrible.

Since Cam has come on board as a not-so-narrarator, this has become a car and Harley Davidson podcast. More vintage motorcycle talk, please sirs.

Great podcast and as the title says, I love all the scooter talk. There are no scooter podcasts out there.

Saludos from Texas! I’ve been a listener for quite some time now. Like the saying goes, you normally hear about the bad reviews but not too often do you hear about the good ones. Just wanted to send you guys some love for taking the time out of your lives and broadcasting this thing I enjoy so much called the Cleveland Moto Podcast. Your “rustic” recordings is what makes your program freaking real and honest. No BS or over editing needed. I for one get a big kick from the ambient sounds caught. From the farting, sipping, vaping and the rolling traffic outside your doors. I hope to roll your way one of these days and donate a bottle something and some glazed donuts. You guys have made me a better buyer and seller of used motorcycles.

Audio this week is weak, couldn’t hear it on my bike. Love the podcast, but love it more when I can hear it!

Love Cleveland Moto! I've listened to every episode and have enjoyed almost every one of them. They mostly talk about motorcycle stuff, except when they don't. If you're of a certain age you'll thoroughly enjoy and relate to some fun stories and banter around a bottle of bourbon. These guys are bikers without the BS. Well done.

I really enjoy this podcast

Straight out of the 330 this podcast group brings the best combination of tech tips, riding advice, introductions to vintage bikes and general do’s and don’ts for wrenching and riding on your motorcycle. Peppered of course with some good squirrel trails off into some off topic but interesting stories! I’m giving these guys 5 out of 5.

These guys are about ridiculous, but they know a lot about wrenching and riding different types of bikes. Very entertaining to listen to and I always learn something.

Beers, motorcycles, more beers, more motorcycles. An occassional scooter. Two wheel riders are good people.

Everyone is great on here. Practical advice and information and all-around good dudes. I've heard every one. It would be rad if y'all quit eating in the mic though. Had to turn the best bike 2016 episode off.

Hidden within the hilarious anecdotes and occasional drunken crosstalk, Phil and his crew frequently provide some highly useful and very digestible information on general motorcycle maintenance. I have a number of episodes saved permanently as reference for later work on my bike!

I have been a faithful listener of Cleveland Moto for a few years. Phil's and his rag tag team of friends /drinking buddies have worked their way into my heart with their humor, comaradery and technical information. I own a 1983 BMW R65S and a 2013 Kymco Movie 150. I restored the BMW a couple of years ago, and I know that Phil and his friends would feel right at home in my garage, and could relate to the joys and not so joyous times that I have had as a motorcyclist (52 years!). These guys know their stuff and collectively they are a never ending source of technical information and share their knowledge with enthusiasm and clarity. (being limited only by the amount of consumables have been consumed) I do wonder if this podcast is a front for the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce...They talk about cleveland and environs with hometown pride, to the point that I really want to take a road trip to see their City and go to their favorite places, from Mid Ohio to Porko's to riding around the city parks, or Lake Erie. Thank you guys for the great podcast, Ride Fast and keep on trucking. David Dyer

Can't download your latest podcast and I'm stuck with wheelnerds. you are one of my two favorite shows and I heard you on my other favorite podcastthis morning. I live 5 miles from Brammos factory in Southern Oregon, (don't know if there building bikes or batterys) What do you think of the Brammos? Haven't ridden since 72 and since i'm 72 I'm trying to piece together 2 78CM185Ts to get grocerys or go fishing. Keep up the good work. Chris, Ashland, Oregon P.S. 73 Elsinore 250 Just parts. 78 XL250, siezed engine.

A lot of other motorcycle podcast are simply BOORING. these guys are the opposite of booring. They are actually excited about motorcycles. And more importantly have the expertise and knowledge to back it up. These guys are real motorcycle enthusiast.

I have listened to every episode, and enjoyed them all (yes even the buss cast) the shows are informative, and always fun. I get to live vicariously through the guys as the tell tales of drunken rally's, and high speed shenanigans. It does however leave me with a strange desire to find a CB-1 on Craig's list while drinking Tiki drinks

Entertaining and Informative...

Super entertaining combined with great info. Tied for best MC podcast in history! 👍👍👍👍👍!

All of the guys from Cleveland Moto are pretty insanely knowledgable dudes. The podcasts are an awesome way to peek into not only the vintage motorcycle and scooter scene, but also what's new in the motorcycle community. This is a truly entertaining, informative and enjoyable podcast!

Best camaro free podcast out there. Makes you want to move to Cleveland. Or, if you're one of the listeners blessed by proximity (like me), drive the fifteen minutes to the shop to hang out.

Podcasts! I thought they would never last. Also, I got kicked in the face by a horse when I was a child. I worked on a farm for a bit, it was fun, till that horse thing. Anyway, I was wrong about podcasts, and thank God I was, because the Cleveland Moto podcast makes me forget the awful hell that was: getting kicked in my childhood face by a horse.

I stumbled onto this and I love it! I like the banter and the info is not boring if you are into older bikes. Maybe helps newbes but as an old gray hair/no hair I chuckle when I here about some of the bikes I once had or always wanted in my life. Keep doing what you guys are doing as not all of us fit in some catagory made up by corp merica dr lawyer and ape hanger changed seat guy. whew thanks

If you love motorcycles, booze, swearing, wrenching, not spending a ton of money on motorcycles, and combining all previously listed activities then this is for you. If you love gaudy choppers and reading the family circus, maybe you should just go hang out at the harley dealership.

Cleveland Moto is a great show. The guys are knowledgeable, interesting, and entertaining. Main criticism is with the volume being a little low, although that's pretty common with podcasts.

Want to listen to some great stories, learn a lot about vintage and current motorcycles? Maybe drink a beer while you're listening? This is an absolutely fantastic podcast. Big thanks to the boys for making it happen week after week, keep it up you guys are great!

well thanks, now im addicted. great show luckly have many episodes to catch up on. wish i was near cleveland to see the shop.

This Podcast is the best for a relative newb or boob…SQUIRREL ...lately the show has been really hitting it’s stride! Love the stories and the tomfoolery!

These guys & girls make for a very entertaing and informative show whenthey get together. Besides riding, there's nothing better than wrenching on my bikes in the garage while listening to the show. Keep up the great work guys. I will always be a listener!

I started listening about two weeks ago and I’ve made my way through their current releases and first year and a half of episodes in that short amount of time. Addicting. Fantastic content which is rough around the edges; they’ve got an explicit rating for good reason but I wouldn’t have it any other way! The group is humorous, extremely knowledgable and incredibly enthusiastic about the two wheeled world. The only downside to this show is that it creates a deep sense of longing to be a part of something as cool as what these guys are up to. Once the winter breaks I plan on riding out from Buffalo NY to their Cleveland location to check out their shop!

After listening for six months to this podcast, I ended up getting back into riding. Bought a bike and have done 2 saddle sores. Thanks for a great podcast, I can't thank you guys enough.

These guys are so entertaining! I live in California where we should be riding all the time, but in Cleveland, these guys do! The beer, sausage and snack food reviews are just an added bonus. Keep up the two wheel talk! Listener for Life!

I live in Ohio, so this podcast is a bit easier to relate to than some of the others. It is interesting to hear about some of the industry issues, and general banter. I could live with a bit less swearing, but otherwise I'm an avid listener. Thanks to them [Cleveland Moto] I also learned about Recycle Santa Cruz and their podcast. Thanks for doing what you do!

By far my favorite podcast, motorcycle related or otherwise; I don’t think I’ve listened to anything else since I discovered it. The depth and range of knowledge is more than impressive, and every show has a “hanging out with your friends, drinking and talking bikes” feel to it. I couldn’t recommend it more.

This is a great podcast. They have lots of informative topics and seem to genuinely like what they are doing (both in the shop, and in making the podcast). I got the pleasure of meeting Dustin during a motorcycle meet, and even got to record a podcast with some of the Cleveland Moto crew. If you recall The Thaw 2014 episode, I am the guy that killed the squirrel! Anywho, keep up the great work guys, its one of my most listened to podcasts and I look forward to hopefully meeting more of you next year!