Get Featured on MotoGeo

As Jamie gets his wrist surgery and starts his new podcast, we want you to send in your content and get featured on the channel.

Tell us where you are going, what you are riding and you could be on MotoGeo!

For the podcast, Jamie will be interviewing adventure riders, racers and enthusiasts as he gets behind the microphone.

Chatting about travels, motorcycling and MotoGP.

So hit the comments and tell us all about yourself and your friends.

Just go for a Ride

#motogeo
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[FunWithAJ]

Hey Jamie. I met you at the Bike Shed LA opening party a couple years ago. We chatted about our sons and strapping them on the back of our bikes. About me. I ride 3 bikes, Thruxton RS, Ducati Monster 696 fully custom called the Black N Tan and a Street Twin 900. I make content about modding my bikes here on YouTube and currently live in OC but ride in OC and LA. Recently (last Year) did my first 1000 mile road trip with a best mate from OC to Big Sur with several stops along the way. Would be happy to share on the podcast what that as like, learnings as a first time semi trip for me and lessons.

[mototravelous]

Hi Jamie! My name is Rod from Chicago and I ride a 2014 Ducati Multistrada 1200S GT. I bought this bike in 2017 with just 5000 miles and currently just under 100, 000 miles on it. Since owning this bike, I have done several cross country trips across the US, riding some of the best motorcycle destination roads, going as far as California from Chicago. In addition to several MotoGP trips to Austin, TX and a WSBK trip to Leguna Seca. I met you a few years ago at the IMS Motorcycle Show here in Chicago when you were giving a presentation. This year I've got a few trips planned already, going back to North Carolina for a week of riding with our Ducati club, plus a summer trip back out West for some motocamping adventure. Would be great to talk more with you and share some adventure stories. Thanks.

[garyhope]

Hi Jamie, been following you for years, and love your content, your tours (when we were allowed) lol, but mainly your enthusiasm. Especially getting younger women riding, how is the wife doing with her motorbike experience? Unfortunately I don't get out now due to arthritis, but I keep praying 'one more ride'. I don't normally do podcasts, but I sure will be making yours my first.

[Banditmanuk]

Hi Jamie. We are a husband and wife small YouTube channel. Our love is motorcycle travel and we love heading out to the Canary Islands to ride to escape the worst of the British winter. Street Triple and an MT10 are our bikes and I'm just about to sell my beautiful Yamaha Velocity moto LC900 which is an homage to the RD350LC. (It's actually based on the old XSR900 and not a two stroke!)
Hope you're wrist is healing well. Best wishes from England (yes, it's still raining 🌧)

[dnwaterh]

Hope your wrist heals well! Broke mine last March and put a dent in my riding for a wee bit. I am currently on a KTM 890 Adventure. Will see how long I can hold onto it. I have a nasty habit of buying new bikes every couple of years.

[traviseastman]

Good morning Jamie, I really enjoy your adventures and all the cool bikes you get the opportunity to ride🏍️
My name is Travis and I live in Patterson California. I now have four motorcycles: '24 Kawasaki Eliminator, '23 Royal Enfield Scram 411, '23 Can-Am Ryker 600 and a '21 Kawasaki KLX300.
I'm going to be traveling all the back roads of the central valley of California and in Oregon later this year. Hope your wrist heals up quick👍
Thanks, Travis

[highmilagerider]

Hey Jamie, love your videos and am eagerly awaiting the podcast.
I'm from Edm Ab Canada. I currently ride a 2019 Yamaha Super Tenere Es. I bought it in 2020 and have 67, 000km so far. I also started a small you tube channel a few years ago. I have owned about 13 motorcycles since 2007 when I started riding...my wife says I have a problem😊. I have ridden about 460, 000km in that time. My favorite trip so far has been Route 66. This summer we're doing a trip down the PCH. I also dabble in restoring motorcycles. Keep up the great work and enjoy those hamburgers!

[ThreadsOfFortune]

Would love to see you interview Mark Hawwa from Sydney, Australia. He started The Distinguished Gentlemans Ride and has his own podcast 'Pipeburn Uncut' well worth checking out. I've been watching Motogeo for over 5 years now and only just re-watched most of them. Love your work.

[jandjjobst]

Hey I’ve been following you a while and always enjoy your content. Im a female rider for over 35 years and I’ve worked for 17 years at a motorcycle shop in Alberta Canada. Recycle Motorcycles. I’ve had 32 bikes over my years . I enjoy sharing my experiences. I do most of my own work on my bikes. I currently ride a 2013 Triumph Bonnieville and a 2015 Yamaha FJ09. I’d love to share. At 57 years old I’ve had some good tales to tell and I’ve been featured on other YouTube channels such as Freddie Dobbs. Hope you recover soon.

[shahzadk]

Hey Jamie, been watching your channel since 2014. You have one of the best channels out there.

I am based out of Karachi Pakistan. Mostly do urban riding. Am passionate about Ducatis and have been building a little collection. Currently own a 848, 999 and a monster 796. Happy to share some content with you

[noelbrown]

Hey Jamie, excited about you podcasting! Been enjoying your content for awhile. "Just get out and ride". Finally got a bike after a dozen or so years. Picked up the "Jack of all trades" KLR 650 Adventure. Love love MotoGP. I have so many things I'd like to learn about the riders and all the tech. Count me in for sure! BTW get better! At least it wasn't your throttle hand haha.:)

[glasgowharleyrider]

Exciting, be keen to hear more. Be great to get some exposure from time to time for people building content and developing instead of the more established guys that always land these gigs 👍👍

[P_R_Nick]

What's the pod cast channel called please Jamie.

[mikealls]

I've got a question for you . I have a Suzuki gsxs 1000 GT. I can't afford another bike. I want to do some more dirt roads. So, can I put off road tyres 180/55 on a wheel recommending 190/55? I ask as I know you like to modify your bikes such as the CBR600. Or can you recommend a decent tyre for this type of riding. I live in the UK but am taking it around Europe. Thanks I love your channel

[robedmunds]

No no no I want to see you eating a burger somewhere sunny. It has rained since October in South Wales😂

[ROAM-GETLOST]

Hello Jamie, i wish you the speedy recovery, get back on the road and hunts for those best burgers, I am from Myanmar( Burma), me and a friend did the RTW ( Myanmar to Uk and back) in 2019 with 2x Rninet, a “ hipster bike” people called, but it was a lot of fun, please do check out the series under the name of Motourlogue with subtitles in English. Yep, Btw Get well soon!!Cheers!

[twocupstwodrams]

Jamie, MotoGp and World Superbike and AMA Superbike has been my jam for decades. I just don't feel the connection to the product on the race course anymore. I haven't been to a race in 10 years. Product development, leaps in relatable technology and stories on the track that compute to a motorbike we want to ride on the street are gone. Want to bring the excitement back? Make the three before mentioned classes EV. New lap records, top speeds and a product that will get folks excited by performance of two wheel vehicles again. Stories are the key, you know this. Thank you for sharing, Ride Free. P.S. The Daytona 200 used to be a thing, now it's not. Make it EV and the headline wins the Daytona 200 and is the first EV racer to go the distance." this would happen sooner than later and will be relatable to all EV consumers.

[RuggedButFancy]

Victoria BC, Canada. 2015 KTM 1190r and Ushuaia Argentina over 5 months! Everything is being slowly posted on my YouTube channel RuggedButFancy

Sorry to see you down the count at the moment. I’ve always loved your content, Jamie!

[forestgump]

broken wrist !!!! damn man get well soon, then GO FOR A RIDE 😎

[fishtigua]

Hi mate. I'm pretty old, I've stopped watching MotoGP in the last couple of years. Not because of the riders, always brave and bloody quick, but because of all the Tech. It's taken away the skills of the riders greatly, which is sad to see. The same has crept into WSB too. Looking forward to your news desk and podcast. Good luck Jamie, always enjoyed your screentime. Fish from Guernsey/Antigua/Venezuela.