Exeter Rider Motorcycle Podcast – Details, episodes & analysis

My YouTube Review of the 2025 Honda NC750x,  What a Brilliant Bike : )

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2025 EICMA & Motorcycle LIVE chat with Noobiker & Cornish motorcycle diaries

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In summary, the choice between the Royal Enfield 350 and 650 models depends on your preferences and priorities. If you're looking for a more laid-back and economical ride, the 350 might be a better fit. If you desire more power and performance for highway cruising and a more dynamic riding experience, the 650 could be the right choice.

It's personal preference, try both if you can.

This is my own personal summary.

Royal Enfield 350:
- Engine: The Royal Enfield 350 typically features a single-cylinder, air-cooled engine with a displacement of around 346cc. This engine produces a moderate amount of power and torque suitable for city commuting and relaxed cruising.
- Performance: The power output and torque of the 350cc engine are generally lower compared to the 650cc variant, making it suitable for riders who prioritize fuel efficiency and a more relaxed riding experience.
- Style: Royal Enfield 350 models often feature a classic retro design with vintage-inspired styling elements. These motorcycles are known for their nostalgic aesthetics and simple lines.
- Ride Characteristics: Due to its lower power output, the Royal Enfield 350 is generally considered more approachable for newer riders and those who prefer a comfortable, leisurely ride.
- Price: The 350 models are usually more affordable than their 650 counterparts, making them a popular choice among riders looking for an economical option.

Royal Enfield 650:
- Engine: The Royal Enfield 650 series, including models like the Interceptor 650 and Continental GT 650, is equipped with a parallel-twin, air-cooled engine with a displacement of around 648cc. This engine offers significantly more power and torque compared to the 350cc engine.
- Performance: The 650cc engine provides higher performance, making the Royal Enfield 650 suitable for riders who want a more spirited and dynamic riding experience. It can handle highway speeds and overtaking maneuvers more comfortably.
- Style: The 650 models also carry a classic design, but they often come with more modern features and styling cues. The Continental GT 650, for instance, has a café racer-inspired design.
- Ride Characteristics: The increased power and torque of the 650cc engine can result in a more engaging and powerful ride. It's a better choice for riders who enjoy spirited riding on highways and open roads.
- Price: The 650 models are usually priced higher than the 350 models due to the larger engine and enhanced performance.

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#TimelessDesign
#CruiserLife
#ThumpTherapy
#RideToLive
#EleganceOnWheels
#RoyalEnfield650
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#TwinCylinder
#PowerAndStyle
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00:00 Exeter Low Traffic Neighbourhoods, More Pollution, Longer Journey times, More Stress
02:20 First Of Many Interruptions From Unhappy Residents  
05:52 Exeter Trafic Blocked Vaughan Road, Hamlin Lane, St Marks Avenue, Whipton Lane, and Ladysmith Road
06:40 Another Unhappy Local
10:26 Exeter Ladysmith Road Bus Gate
10:53 Exeter Map Of The LTN Scheme Road Blocks
11:38 Anne Jobson OBE , Exeter Conservative
15:08 LTNs Risk To Life?
15:55 Another Happy Devon County Council Customer
19:02 Sidmouth Road Exeter Bridge 
20:29 Exeter LTN And Council Money-Making Cameras
20:41 Exeter LTN Scheme Conclusion
23:23 Rishi Sunak, Low Traffic Neighbourhood Scheme urban planning

The consultation phase was conducted by Devon County Council (DCC) in autumn 2021 to explore options for making residential roads in the area safer and more pedestrian- and cyclist-friendly. The proposed changes are aimed at creating quieter and safer streets for residents.

The scheme is set to be considered for approval at a Devon County Council's Exeter’s Highways Committee (HATOC) meeting scheduled for June 20. If approved, the trial road closures would be implemented for a period of up to 18 months starting in August. The estimated cost of the trial scheme is up to £190,000, which would be funded from the Capability and Ambition Fund secured from Active Travel England.

The main concerns raised by residents appear to revolve around the perceived lack of consultation and communication about the potential changes, as well as the potential disruption to travel and daily routines that the trial road closures could bring. It's likely that the local authorities will need to address these concerns and provide more information to the residents before moving forward with the proposed trial scheme.

I was also lucky enough to meet @anneofexeter for a chat as well while she was filming for ITV Westcountry.

As it happens they were already on course to carry out the work anyway and is now in place.
Everyone I spoke to were very un-happy about this.

This is a common theme across the country with Rishi Sunaks, Low Traffic Neighbourhood Scheme.


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 "Exeter Rider: Inspiring Stories from the Road - An Interview with Economical Rides"

 In this captivating episode of Economical Rides, we dive into the exhilarating world of motorcycle riding with our guest , the renowned Exeter Rider. Join us as we explore the fascinating journey of this exceptional motorcyclist, who has conquered the roads with passion, skill, and a unique perspective.

Economical rides (Garry) takes us on a thrilling ride through their personal experiences, sharing anecdotes of adventure, triumphs, and the challenges faced while traversing the open highways. As an expert in the field, they provide valuable insights into the art of motorcycle riding, highlighting the importance of safety, community, and the pure joy that comes with embracing life on two wheels.

Discover the milestones that have shaped career, as they discuss their noteworthy accomplishments, memorable projects, and the impact they have made within the motorcycle community. Gain inspiration from their unwavering dedication, unwavering pursuit of excellence, and their commitment to promoting the values of camaraderie and respect among riders.

This episode is a must-listen for motorcycle enthusiasts, aspiring riders, and anyone seeking motivation to chase their dreams. So, join us on this captivating journey as we uncover the remarkable stories of the Exeter Rider and explore the boundless spirit of the motorcycle world.

Tune in to Economical Rides and let the passion and wisdom  fuel your own motorcycle dreams!

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1. #BikerStories
2. #RiderLife
3. #TwoWheelsTalk
4. #MotorcyclePassion
5. #BikeLifeJourney
6. #RoadWarrior
7. #RevvingEngines
8. #MotorcycleCommunity
9. #OnTheRoadAgain
10. #MotorcycleInspiration
11. #BikerExperience
12. #MotorcycleAdventure
13. #OpenRoadStories
14. #Motovlog
15. #Motovlogger
16. #RideandRecord
17. #BikerLife
18. #BikerVlogger
19. #MotorcycleVlog
20. #TwoWheels
21. #RidingLife
22. #MotorcycleAdventures
23. #MotoCommunity
24. #BikeLife
25. #BikerAdventures
26. #RiderLife
27. #MotorcycleEnthusiast
28. #OnTwoWheels
29. #BikeVlog
30. #MotorcycleRiding
31. #MotoTrips
32. #MotorcycleJourney
33. #MotovloggerLife

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3. #BikeLife
4. #TwoWheels
5. #RidingAdventures
6. #MotorcycleVlog
7. #BikerCommunity
8. #MotorcycleEnthusiast
9. #RiderLife
10. #MotorcycleJourney
11. #BikerFamily
12. #RideSafe
13. #MotorcycleLove
14. #RiderLife
15. #MotorcyclePassion
16. A Short Chat About Me & How I Got Into YouTube

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Nathan Millward is a British motorcycle adventurer and author. He is best known for his solo journey on a 105cc Australian postal bike named "Doris" from Sydney to London in 2009. His journey took 9 months and covered over 23,000 km through 18 countries. Millward documented his adventure in his book "The Long Ride Home" and has since continued to travel on his motorcycle across the world. He is also an advocate for adventure travel and has given talks and presentations on his experiences.
Also with me on this one is @epicadammotovlogs & @quinnpeaksrider

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MP3 Moto Morini STR650 Review,  Full Video On Exeter Rider Youtube Channel

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A recording of my review of the Honda CL500.   
The full video is on my YouTube Channel Exeter Rider.

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