RLPRC - Ride Podcast

Some last thoughts from the final riders to leave Colombia. Thank you to all who listened, shared in the adventure and donated to the Colombia Ride for Shelter.

Sharing their new biker names and about jumping off the top of a tree 🙀 and talk about what they loved the most about their Ride for Shelter in Colombia.

Sam and Christian from Adrenaline Addicts share their story of creating the business and what they do to give back to the community in which they live and work. You can learn more here: https://www.adrenalineaddicts.co/ Also, don't forget that you can still donate to the Ride for Shelter https://secure3.convio.net/rlsf/site/TR?fr_id=1120&pg=entry&s_locale=en_US

If you want to take a challenge like Colombia Val and Lee have some tips for you :) from riding in the sand to riding the ridges Val and Lee share their experience with you. You can donate to their ride here: https://secure3.convio.net/rlsf/site/TR?fr_id=1120&pg=entry&s_locale=en_US

Sandy talks about her experience sharing the road with the many other drivers of Colombia and what it's like to get gas from a water bottle! Sorry for the delay in getting this one out!

Ace and Northern Dancer share their experience on the Colombia Ride for Shelter as the only riders who are two up (two on one bike) and the additional challenge that brings. They also share their experience with the hotels and the local Colombian people.

Mel and Mike talk about the joy of the challenge and moving between groups based on your riding and comfort level. They also speak of the experience interacting with local Colombians and how nice they can be! Disclaimer: Okay, I have no idea what day this is on the ride, I'm just going to keep naming them Day x based on the audio I get. LOL. Sorry!

Deb talks about what she has enjoyed in her time riding in Colombia and how she finds the riding after only 3 months on a motorcycle!

Melanie interviews Alex Pedriks about coming on his first ever adventure ride!

The riders set off on their hot and sticky journey (sounds pretty darn humid). The riding is apparently quite tough but they are enjoying it. One of the riders went down and it sounds like this is the end of his ride this year :(

3 groups of riders head out in Colombia to raise money for the Shelter Foundation. A quick 5 minute intro where they tell you who they are and where they are from. Ride Safe Brothers and Sisters

Phil and his band sings their Tuk inspired song - Ain't Got no Gas with the support of the RLP Riders in the audience. Sorry, the mixer board did a great job of recording but switched tracks in the Middle of the song. As such, we lost the good recording of the middle part but I did my best to remix the audio I had to make it work. Enjoy and Ride Safe

This episode was found on the dance floor of an unknown bar in Whitehorse by a grizzly bear who brought it back to me in Calgary. I tried to find out what band was playing but I could not! Help Mel! Btw we have finished getting all the bikes ready to roll for Penticton!

The riders record the final episode of their ride. Please support and share http://arcticoceanriders.ca/ and until next time, keep two wheels on the road ♥️ RLPRC 🏍️

The riders talk about their best and worst moments on the trip. And they also share the story behind the expression of "getting the bear." Almost back to Calgary folks! Keep the word spreading http://arcticoceanriders.ca/ OJ What is my name?!? Micro-Bell 🙂 Ps. I am not sure what happened to the days in between and sorry for the delay! It was a long day at the Strathmore Stampede

The riders are tired after a long day riding back to Dawson City. But for the first time, I had to bleep something!! Anthony gets the bear and so much more on today's episode. Please support and share http://arcticoceanriders.ca/

Today is all about dipping into things. Dipping into the arctic, dipping into a ditch, and dipping into the support van. Support your riders but telling others! http://arcticoceanriders.ca/

The riders enjoy a day off of the road. E.P. gets them to share the stories of their rider names, and talks of their tour in the North finding whale bones and seeing things you only see up there. Pull your SkiDoo from off the side road and jump on this ride! Don't forget to share the donation link with those you know: http://arcticoceanriders.ca/

The gang reflects on arriving in TukToyakTuk and on a day of riding through dirt and mud and gravel. They share their thoughts on the wilderness and on the various SkiDoos, scooters and other vehicles left by the road. Please share the donate page: http://arcticoceanriders.ca/

The riding gets rough as the riders hit dust, mud, fire and ferries...well some of them do. Do you know the song of the day? Apparently Karen closes her eyes when she talks! And please spread the link: http://arcticoceanriders.ca/

Please share the donate link http://arcticoceanriders.ca/ Firstly, sorry for the delay, I got the audio very late and was very tired. In today's episode Phil loses more than he bargained for in the gravel and the Daylight hits Dawson City at Midnight. Ride safe everyone!

A long episode for a long day as the group rides into the Yukon. Gas was obtained through non traditional methods and Chris and Brad shared a tender moment with each other.

The Riders join us from a former brothel (see it here https://ripleycreekinn.com/peterson-house-former-brothel/) and we learn of Brad's true negotiating talents. Grizzlies and spirit bears on the way.

The riders meet up with the Booses and sit down after a ride in the rain with lighter bikes! Put your right hand in for this episode!

It took a long time to get the day going but it was a great ride on the first day of the Trek to the Arctic