Metier Moto Show

** Recorded live at the Spokane Motorcycle Show** In this episode of The Metier Moto Show, host Brad Columbus sits down with members of the Seattle Cossacks Motorcycle Stunt & Drill Team to explore the legacy, discipline, and passion behind one of the most historic riding groups in the country. Riding vintage Harley-Davidson motorcycles, the Cossacks share what it takes to perform precise formations and stunts rooted in tradition, teamwork, and mechanical mastery.They dive into the history of the Seattle Cossacks as the nation’s oldest motorcycle drill team, what goes into maintaining and riding vintage machines, and how their culture is built on trust, coordination, and a deep respect for the art of motorcycling.Key Takeaways:• The precision and trust required for vintage motorcycle drill riding• What it takes to maintain and ride classic Harley-Davidson motorcycles• The history and legacy of the nation’s oldest motorcycle drill teamAbout Our Guests:The Seattle Cossacks Motorcycle Stunt & Drill Team is the nation’s oldest motorcycle drill team, known for their synchronized riding and commitment to preserving the traditions of precision motorcycling. Riding vintage Harley-Davidson motorcycles, the team showcases a unique blend of history, skill, and showmanship at events across the country.Connect with the Seattle Cossacks:https://www.seattlecossacks.com/Subscribe to The Metier Moto Show for weekly conversations with riders, industry experts, builders, and the passionate people who make motorcycling more than just transportation.

Building Community One Ride at a TimeWhat does it take to build a motorcycle show from the ground up and keep a riding community not just alive but thriving? In this episode of the Metier Moto Podcast, host Brad Columbus sits down with Marc Gore, the founder of the legendary Cherry City Classic Motorcycle Show and the Salem Toy Run, two Pacific Northwest institutions that have brought riders together for years.Marc brings a rare depth of experience to the conversation. From his roots in the custom motorcycle world to running a Harley-Davidson dealership, he's seen the industry from every angle and knows what makes a bike culture thrive. Brad and Marc dig into Marc's journey from the custom shop to the dealership floor, the story of how the Cherry City Classic was born and grew into a must-attend event, and the heart behind the Salem Toy Run and what it means to give back through riding. They also get into what it really takes to produce a world-class motorcycle show, why the riding community matters more than ever, and the hard-won lessons Marc picked up from years inside the Harley-Davidson world.Whether you're a custom bike enthusiast, a show organizer, a dealership insider, or just someone who loves the culture of two wheels, this is a conversation worth your time.About The Metier Moto ShowThe Metier Moto Show features riders, advocates, and storytellers from the motorcycle community. We discuss the rides that test us, the people who inspire us, and the causes that keep us moving forward. Presented by Metier Motorcycle LawyersStrength when you need it.💥 Motorcycle Crash?👉 We've successfully represented over 1,000 riders.📞 833-4-MotoLaw🌐 MetierMotoLaw.com📍 CO | WA | OR | WY

In this episode of The Metier Moto Show, host Brad Columbus sits down with Attorney Patrick DiBenedetto to explore the intersection of motorcycling passion and legal advocacy. Patrick reveals the unique challenges riders face in accident cases, shares stories from thousand-mile endurance rides, and provides practical legal information every motorcyclist needs to know.Key Takeaways:• How to protect yourself legally before an accident happens• What evidence you need to collect at a crash scene• Why having a motorcycle-specific attorney matters• The mindset required for 1,000+ mile ridesAbout Our Guest:Patrick DiBenedetto is a trial attorney specializing in motorcycle accident representation throughout the Western United States. With firsthand experience as an avid rider and endurance motorcyclist, Patrick brings unique insight to his legal practice, understanding both the technical aspects of riding and the cultural challenges motorcyclists face in legal proceedings.Connect with Patrick & Metier Motorcycle Lawyers:https://www.instagram.com/metiermotolaw/Subscribe to The Metier Moto Show for weekly conversations with riders, industry experts, builders, and the passionate people who make motorcycling more than just transportation.

Adventure rider Ian Andersen has logged tens of thousands of miles across Alaska, Canada, Europe, and the U.S. all while raising awareness and funds for mental health. In this premiere episode of The Metier Moto Show, host Brad Columbus sits down with Ian to talk about epic long-distance rides, the connection between motorcycles and mental health, and why every journey matters beyond the destination.Adventure Riding Across Continents: Ian shares stories from his multi-week motorcycle trips through Alaska, Northern Canada, Europe, and across the United States. Motorcycles & Mental Health: How Ian uses his rides to support the Crisis Text Line, where he volunteers to help people in crisis, and why mental health advocacy matters in the riding community.Life Lessons from the Road: Insights from Ian's career as a professional hockey coach and how discipline, resilience, and mindset apply to both coaching and long-distance riding.Community & Purpose: Why riding is about more than freedom, it's about connection, perspective, and making a difference.About The Metier Moto ShowThe Metier Moto Show features riders, advocates, and storytellers from the motorcycle community. We discuss the rides that test us, the people who inspire us, and the causes that keep us moving forward. Presented by Metier Motorcycle LawyersStrength when you need it.💥 Motorcycle Crash?👉 We've successfully represented over 1,000 riders.📞 833-4-MotoLaw🌐 MetierMotoLaw.com📍 CO | WA | OR | WY