Sean of Bikes & Beards and SRK Cycles Shares Safety Tips with you!

I'm taking you back to September 15, 2019—the day a white SUV ran a red light and changed my life. This crash happened just 175 feet from my apartment and it's what inspired me to create this podcast. In this episode, I share what I've learned since that day about staying vigilant even when you have the right of way, and dealing with unpredictable urban traffic, making the most of autumn's shorter riding days, and why our Two-Wheel Tuesday meetups mean so much to me.

With China consistently ranking among our top five listener countries and nearly five million Chinese speakers in the United States and Canada, we wanted to ensure this critical safety content reaches as many riders as possible in their preferred language. This episode is dubbed using AI voice technology from an earlier show featuring Len discussing AI applications in motorcycle safety and answering listener email questions. While the voice is AI-generated, the safety expertise and message remain completely authentic and potentially life-saving. Please share this with any friends or family who speak Chinese and love riding. 

In this show, you'll hear about my great tour from New York City to Niagara Falls, Canada, and what went right and what could be improved on my 1000-mile round-trip adventure. Highlights include discovering great local eateries and connecting with fellow motorcyclists along the way. What a unique experience of riding alongside one of North America's most famous natural wonders, and why Niagara Falls should be on YOUR short list of touring destinations! 

Ryan Snelson, the creative force behind Motoveli, a unique monthly motorcycle zine that's breathing new life into print culture. From his Brooklyn base, Ryan shares how his passion project evolved from a 100-page magazine in 2018 to today's surprise-filled monthly publication that gives smiles to people like us who put on the miles! Please share this show with a friend who rides. 

Arrive Alive returns and back  with that signature mix of practical wisdom and genuine rider camaraderie. This episode dives into your burning questions: How do you handle Pennsylvania's schizophrenic weather? What's the survival guide for Ohio's construction chaos and oblivious drivers? Is AI making motorcycles safer or just making riders lazy? Plus, an honest look at riding in your 50s - because let's face it, your reflexes aren't what they were in your 20s, and Dallas traffic doesn't care! Ready to get back on two wheels with confidence? This one's your green light.

Brooklyn designer Karen Oh joins us to chat about staying safe on two wheels and the interesting stats behind why women tend to be safer riders than men. Karen shares her personal riding philosophy, and we talk about the safety tips from past female show guests. Quick, insightful convo for riders of all levels!

 Rob Fish from 8 Ball Tires shares maintenance mishaps and what it takes to keep riders rolling safely. You'll hear wild stories from his San Diego tire shop and drop knowledge from his 30+ years of riding experience.  Enjoy this entertaining and educational conversation about motorcycle life and staying safe on two wheels.

Mark Mendoza, the legendary bassist known for thunderous work with Twisted Sister, brings his decades of road experience to the Arrive Alive Motorcycle Safety podcast for an unforgettable episode.  Mark shares how the same awareness needed to navigate packed stadium parking lots applies to staying alert on the open road. In this special episode, Mendoza demonstrates that whether you're rocking out on stage or cruising down the highway, staying alive and enjoying the ride is the ultimate high.

div]:bg-bg-300 [&_.ignore-pre-bg>div]:bg-transparent [&_pre]:-mr-4 md:[&_pre]:-mr-9"> _*]:min-w-0"> We recap a challenging and cathartic year of motorcycle ridingfeaturing growth statistics and updates on two serious accidents that affected the riding community.   

Eric Trama reflects on his father's groundbreaking work in motorcycle safety, recalling how he revolutionized rider education He shares personal anecdotes about his dad's passion for both motorcycles and teaching, which led to the development of comprehensive training programs still used today.