Introducing the Solo Classics Podcast

Every great conversation starts with a shared love of motorcycles.

At Solo Classics, that love has always been at the heart of everything we do – from restoring rare machines to sharing the stories that shaped them. Now, we’re taking those stories to the mic.

 

Why We Started It

The Solo Classics Podcast was born out of the same passion that fuels our restorations. 

Every bike in our collection carries a history – a design decision, a moment in racing, a personal story that deserves to be told.

We wanted to capture those voices and moments that usually stay behind workshop doors or at the back of a paddock meet – and share them with riders, restorers and enthusiasts everywhere. 

 

What to Expect

Each episode dives into a different corner of the classic motorcycle world.

You’ll hear from Steve and Robert as they’re joined by special guests every episode, as they each tell their own tales as collectors, engineers, racers and lifelong riders – each with their own take on what makes these machines special.

We’ll talk about design, performance, restoration and the culture that’s kept these motorcycles alive for decades. 

Some episodes will take you deep into the technical side; others will simply celebrate the joy of the ride.

 

Behind the Mic

When we started recording, we wanted it to feel real – like the kind of conversation you’d have in the garage on a Sunday morning, surrounded by the smell of oil and the sound of tools clinking. 

Our first sessions captured that perfectly: relaxed, honest and full of small details that remind you why we all fell in love with motorcycles in the first place.

 

Where to Listen

The first episode of the Solo Classics Podcast lands soon on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Youtube. Follow Solo Classics on all platforms to stay in the loop with updates, behind-the-scenes clips and full episode drops.

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