I used to listen to Prubert's MotoCast back in the day and thought, "If I were to ever do a bike podcast, it would be a lot like this." Prophecy? Wishful thinking? A case of the crazies...? So there I was cruising the iTunes Podcast section looking for motorcycle related content one day last year. I had run out of bike-related podcast content some time ago, and after sampling just about everything I realized that unless I was interested in racing, most of the other podcasts simply weren't "my thing". Most of them were too geared towards the beginning riders, or were too focused on touring. They just didn't have that "special something" that MotoCast had. Then it dawned on me... MotoCast wasn't about anything at all. It was the Seinfeld of motorcycle podcasts. Whatever topics came to mind, that's what the group would discuss. It was largely unscripted and more about just hashing it all out among the panel and guests. And that's what I liked about it... it was general interest. They discussed gear and riding and bikes and places and people and... ... and I knew - and now know - that's what I wanted to hear. And what I want to say. So I mentioned this, in passing, to a few friends, and the topic came up again when I interviewed Prubert on my 'blog. Then one day I got an email from my friend James that said, "so how serious were you about doing a podcast some day?" The rest, as they say, is history. James and I will be posting on the site, and will be getting together to record and produce shows in the coming weeks. Look for bios from us, and we're going to be promoting on other podcasts, sites on which we hang out, etc. If all goes well, and sponsors come along, we hope to start covering more events and expanding our offerings. We've got some big ideas, and we hope you'll give us the opportunity and listen. You can contact us at feedback@thepacepodcast.com. We hope you enjoy what's ahead.