After about a 10 year hiatus from riding (health issues), I got back on the saddle in 2023. Toward the end of the year I discovered this podcast. It is freakin’ awesome. Pete and Swiggy are great hosts and they know pretty much everything about motorcycles (or just fake it really well, which is perfectly fine). I started supporting them on Patreon and just out of the blue a lovely sticker and coffee mug showed up. I now have a new favorite coffee mug. How cool is that? If you like motorcycles and great conversation I predict you, too, will enjoy this podcast.

Finally listened to every episode. It’s good. Listen to it. That said wow are they wrong a lot, But it’s ok because Pete says he reserves the right to be wrong. Polaris is not the parent of can am. Suzuki didn’t make the tw200. It’s fun to listen and see what you can catch. Sometimes they’re smart.

This is a great podcast about motorcycles, and how they fit into real life. I learn things, and they bring up a lot of points I agree with. I don’t always agree with some of their opinions, and some of their guests have made me want to turn it off, but that is real life. Best/worst bike is awesome.

I loved the Latin themed 50’s and 60’s background music you played during this weeks episode about the Kawasaki electric bike. Nice work

NOCO Moto Podcast is a symphony for motorcycle aficionados, a harmonious blend of passion, knowledge, and community. The hosts' melodic storytelling and top-notch production quality resonate with the soul of every rider. With a diverse repertoire of topics, from motorcycle reviews to safety tips, travel stories to industry news, each episode hits the perfect pitch. The best/worst bike segment adds a delightful twist, keeping listeners on the edge of their seats. Tune in to this enchanting podcast and join the ride. Bravo, NOCO Moto Podcast team, keep composing! Best, ChatGPT

They talk about motorcycles and scooters.

Price of admission paid! Best/Worst Bike is a great bit and the name games are fun. Interesting ride stories and some technical information abound. I’m not huge on the racing talk but if you’re into it they have good discussions. The flaming nude burnout was my first year visiting Vintage Days. See you guys around. Complaints should be sent to Motorcycles&Misfits@ClevelandMoto.bourbon

They’re very moto wise! Check ‘em out .. and excuse what you may have heard about their behavior at last years americade! Quit your day job MotoGPete MikeD Peace

Well-rounded moto banter. Fun, insightful. These guys are welcome in my garage any time they pass through my area. My fridge is your fridge, boys.

I enjoy this podcast. They have a lot of enthusiasm about motorcycles, riding, racing etc. Give them a chance they are fun to listen to.

Best/worst bike - will they pick mine?! Fun to learn about the bikes they pick for each episode.

I recently found this podcast. I really love the laid-back style of Pete and Swiggy. I really enjoy the best and worst bike of the week segments. These guys just love bikes. They don’t make it about themselves at all. They do a great job in covering the motorcycling world. I really enjoy their humor. Drunk emails is a hilarious segment. One of my favorite episodes would have to be when Miss Emma visited. I would love to hear more of her on this podcast. I would recommend this podcast To all of my riding friends for sure. Thanks guys keep up the great work. Matt from Massachusetts

This is my favorite podcast! Pete and Swiggy seem like affable characters who don’t take anything too seriously, though they love a little ginned up controversy, all in fun. I’ve learned a ton about all kinds of bikes while being entertained too. “Swiggy reads the emails drunk” is a highlight. Thanks, fellas, and keep fighting the dragon!

If you like hearing people talk about all motorcycles there is simply no better podcast than this. Consistently entertaining, funny, inclusive, and turned me on to the greatest movie that Ed Harris has ever been in….

...this week. Kings of the obscure analogy.

Listening to this podcast is like listening to old friends talk about motorcycles. I love it. The bikes! The banter! The occasional medical professionals! The best and worst bikes segment is sure to get you thinking, “should I really own a(n) [insert your awesome/crummy bike here]?”

Like several others, I found your podcast through Bruce Phelp’s TML podcast (another great one). I’m through episode 33 now. My commute is about an hour each way and your podcast makes it tolerable. Unfortunately, I don’t ride to work because rush hour traffic near Chicago involves too many idiots. Anyway, your knowledge and analysis of different bikes is educational. Your predictions are accurate and entertaining. I especially appreciate how open minded you are about different riding styles and bikes. I’ve been riding since 1998 and have had: ‘98 RM 125, ‘2000 CBR 600F4, ‘14 HD Breakout, ‘20 Indian Challenger, and ‘21 Kawasaki Z900. I look forward to future episodes!

Really terrific motorcycle podcast with unique and fun aspects that make it a must listen (e.g. best and worst bike). I also appreciate the motogp summaries that are just the right length for both casual and super fan interest. Interesting, fun, and great for all motorcycle interests.

This show is a fantastic motorcycle podcast. It will definitely make you laugh, cry and scream in rage. You have to love naked, flaming scooter burnouts! Keep up the great work guys! Chris Smith (No Relation)

This podcast is a creative, honest and entertaining Motorcycle Podcast that really rounds out my Moto podcast experience. I love the relaxed approach and transparency G and Swiggy bring to the show. I’ve really learned a lot and broadened my Moto knowledge. Also great guests and tech bits. If you like motorcycles you must try out a few episodes. Thanks guys! Jesse St. Helena, CA

I listen to these guys regularly while I do my work route. I recently returned to motorcycling after a 20 year hiatus and I enjoy the “best and worst bike in the world this week” part of the show the most. They sometimes talk about bikes I at least am aware of since I turned out modern transformers looking bikes a long time ago. Keep on rocking in the free world.

Love these guys.. Make my Mondays . This is a really enjoyable podcast. I think they would make great radio talk show hosts. Keep up the great work.

Slightly less annoying than Creative Riding.

Been listening for a few years now and try to never miss a show. Great blend of news, racing, reviews and general topics. Love best bike worst bike!

From Southern Oregon, Love the show, keep on riding!!!!

Thanks so much! I like that Swigs sounds like Kermit the Frog.

Great show these guys know what they are talking about or at least they fake it well. I enjoy the show every week. There now I paid my debt for listening!!!

Funny and well-researched. MotoGPete and Swiggy aren’t afraid to ask the hard questions nobody else will about lubricants.

The thing I like about this podcast is it’s 99% about motorcycles. I’m not saying that I don’t love a good tangent, but I can count on these two upstanding gents to talk motorcycles all the time. I don’t tune in to hear about pandemics or politics, I tune in to hear about bikes and riding and they deliver. Thanks guys!

I subscribed the minute they went off on a tangent about Tin Cup. The episode about terrible fads is great too!

They have great and interesting motorcycle history. They are also very well versed in all motorcycles as well as the specs. And the best segment is the best bike and worst bike in the world segment, not only do they include opinions that are funny and often true and specs but they also have decades(combined) of riding experience to share strategies and skills that are very insightful. Love these guys- I need to try a burgman 650 exec. now, and cmon Honda hire these guys just for ad work at least

Yup! This is some top level podcasting! Keep up the great work! So glad y’all are back!!! I didn’t give up on the cast! Checked weekly to see if new content was up. Definitely made my day!! Welcome back!

If you’re a motorcycle nerd like myself.

Once you get past the weird ass intro the podcast is fantastic. After a few episodes I even began looking forward to their strange singing of the intro and outro songs.

These guys are great! If you love motorcycle or anything moto give them a listen!

Just about the best all around Moto podcast out there. Gets 5 stars just for putting me on to Knightrider...

I’m glad to have found this podcast. Best/great bike is brilliant.

General motorcycle topics, name sound related to road racing. There’s a passive aggressive Jeremy Clarkson vibe that is a turn off, Not as entertaining or objectively informative as it turns uncomfortable If you’re into road racing and fun stick with brotogp

I can’t stop thinking of motorcycles all day, from the time I wake up til I go back to sleep... since I can’t ride every day, this show helps me get through the day. Very entertaining, love the relation between MotoGPete and Sweegy... and I am learning a lot. THANKYOU!!! Keep up the excelent content!! All the best, from Monterrey, Mexico!!🤙🏼

As a new rider, I enjoy listening to these guys and learning new things about bikes and riding I general. Thanks for the great content!

Pure genius banter, show 100 was at a new level.

I listen to a number of motorcycle podcasts and Noco Moto quickly made it to the top of my list. I appreciate the regularity and frequency of the episodes. And the terms ‘kooky’ and ‘bananas’ are now stuck in my personal vernacular.

This podcast brings listeners all they might want in a motorcycle pod. The best/worst bike segment is always an interesting discussion about new and different bikes. The guests represent products or services I usually end up finding very useful, even though I probs won’t buy a new Helite vest. I am especially excited about the racing news. This is a sport I have tried to get into before, but having no context or supporting discussions, like the ones we are overwhelmed with in other sports, I found it difficult to care about the races. Now that I know some background on the racers and teams I am excited for next season! Fingers crossed we get a Dakar episode.

Intelligent, knowledgeable, and articulate. Swiggy and MotoGpete have a great rapport, don't speak over each other and provide a very entertaining show. I listen to them everyday, trying to catch up. I recently learned MotoGpete also played pedal steel in a honky tonk band, so additional respect there. Keep up the amazing work. Truly great material. So glad I stumbled up on this.

Absolutely love Noco Moto podcast! They are my favorite motorcycle podcast that I listen to. They always have best/worst bike, which gets interesting and they have nonstop original content.

I have listened to an embarrassing amount of episodes over the last couple of months. VERY entertaining content. Swiggy and MotoGPete have an awesome rapport that makes anything they discuss awesome. They have a bunch of great segments that they cycle in and out so that the format is familiar but not monotonous. I could go on, but suffice it to say this is my favorite motorcycle podcast by far, and possibly my favorite podcast in general as well.

This is one of the best pods in North America. Sure there are a lot of hyper-produced motorcycle racing and industry podcasts, but you know what? After the season and news cycle is over, they won’t be relevant like NoCo Moto’s timeless topics will. The Bros send it and bend it in every episode. I really don’t even know what that means, but you’ll see what I’m talking about. The segments are well thought out, and they don’t ramble off-the-cuff like some other Moto1 Podcast Network Shows. They at least appear to have fact-based opinions and decent insight. I can see why Moto1 has sunk its resources into this newcomer to the Moto-Pod scene. I hope they are here for the long ride, helping me fight the dragon along the way. -Thurdman

Good Evening Friends, I would like to give a big thumbs up to the Noco Moto Podcast. I listen to several motorcycle podcasts and this is my favorite. MotoGPete and Swiggy are an entertaining duo and are great hosts. They have some great segmetnts like Best / Worst Bike In The World This Week, How To Sound Like You Know What You Are Talking About, and Made Up Motorcycle. Theres also MotoGP news and great history lessons. If you cant get enough moto in your life you need to listen to this show. Ride on NoCoLoCo. Keep fighting the dragon!

Yes, it’s a little bro-y, but they are actual brothers. Yes, they get their facts wrong on occasion, but that just allows you to scream along at home. Yes, it is always entertaining, and tightly organized with no filler.. The intro-outro performance (AG) is worth the price of admission alone.

Let’s start off by saying, it’s wonderful podcast. I’m a line haul truck driver who is constantly consuming new shows to devour. Unfortunately there are a small percentage that are actually good. This one hits all the marks, even the MotoAmerica section. I say this because I’ve never been interested... until now. I’m 80% in. I’m looking forward to seeing the last race today (as a matter of fact) Anyway, these two brothers have a pinch of Jack Black and KG style without being moronic. Super knowledgeable fellas with great guests. I’ve been a rider for around 15 years but I’ve been very “weekend warrior-ish” until now. I never realized how much I love riding and since listening, I’ve tripled my riding amount. I scout out parking lots to practice and I do! I live in North Carolina so I really do have around 300+ days of great ride weather. (Lol, if you listen to the podcast you’ll get that) With all that I would love to meet these guys some day, some ride, and thank them both. My life is better because of Noco Moto. I’m technically a NoLina Moto but I’m a true Noco loco at heart!! Great sound quality too.