This episode of Throttle and Roast explores the differences and similarities between off-road, street, and adventure (ADV/dual sport) motorcycle riding. Host Niels Meersschaert breaks down the unique challenges and skills required for each style, from navigating rough terrain off-road, to managing traffic and long distances on the street. Adventure and dual sport bikes are highlighted as versatile options that bridge the gap, offering riders the ability to enjoy both paved and unpaved routes. The episode also discusses licensing, equipment, and the evolving landscape of motorcycle access, encouraging listeners to reflect on their own riding preferences.

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This podcast episode explores the Backcountry Discovery Routes (BDR) organization and its mission to create scenic off-highway routes for adventure and dual sport motorcyclists. The episode highlights the two newest BDR routes—the Lost Coast California BDR-X, a 500-mile loop along the state's rugged northern coastline, and the upcoming Montana BDR, a 1,000-mile journey across 13 mountain ranges. Listeners will also learn about the different types of BDR routes, including full BDRs, BDR-X loops, and connector routes, as well as notable routes across both the western and eastern United States. The episode encourages riders of all skill levels to consider which BDR adventure they might take on next.

• Lost Coast California BDR-X
• Montana BDR
• BDR Connector Routes

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In this episode of the Throttle and Roast podcast, host Niels Meersschaert reviews FortNine’s documentary "Yalla Habibi," which chronicles an attempt to set a world record by circumnavigating the globe on two motorcycles in under 19 days. The journey covers over 13,000 miles, spanning North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia, with only three team members and no chase crew. Facing fatigue, border challenges, and wildlife hazards, the team’s perseverance and self-sufficiency stand out. The film showcases FortNine’s signature high-quality storytelling, focusing on adventure and the spirit of motorcycling.

Yalla Habibi movie

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