Tuesday at Dobbs'

Tuesday at Dobbs'

di Freddie Dobbs
Stagione 2

An MV Agusta for Under £4,000 and Giving Up Motorcycling After a Crash

I take a look at the 2000-2006 MV Agusta Brutale 750. A bike you may not have considered before, but it looks like a very good used proposition! And the new trial noise cameras coming into play in France that could be be the start of things to come. And Triumph's new Royal Enfield Meteor rival is well under way! Find me on: www.freddiedobbs.com www.youtube.com/c/freddiedobbs www.instagram.com/dob.bs

Over-stretching Oneself to Buy a Bike and Limited Edition Steve McQueen Scrambler

I chat about the past week, including the GQ Car of the Year Awards. And I look at the residual values of the 2012 Limited Edition Triumph Scrambler Steve McQueen. And finally; over-stretching oneself, financially, to buy a vehicle. I chat about some of my experiences. Find Me On: www.freddiedobbs.com www.youtube.com/c/freddiedobbs www.instagram.com/dob.bs

A Great Looking £2,000 Cruiser and a £3,500 Triumph That Was Only Made For Three Years

I take a look at three motorcycles recommended to me by listeners. Often overlooked, but with a lot going for them on the used market! They are: Kawasaki VN800 Vulcan Triumph Trident Honda F6c Valkyrie Find me on: www.freddiedobbs.com www.youtube.com/c/freddiedobbs www.instagram.com/dob.bs

Shopping for a Motorcycle From the Year You Were Born

Thanks to Sizzapp for sponsoring this week's podcast episode! The motorcycle and car tracker and rider's/driver's mate. www.sizzapp.com After having a question from a listener of the channel that I'd never had before, I decided to give it my best shot to answer. Buying a motorcycle from the year you're born; is it sensible, is it a solid financial investment, and is there actually a bike that you want from that year. Find me on: www.freddiedobbs.com www.instagram.com/dob.bs www.youtube.com/c/freddiedobbs

Is Buying a Motorcycle as an Investment Still Sensible With Electrification Getting Closer, and How Italian is Moto Guzzi

Thanks to XLMOTO for sponsoring this week's podcast episode! For all of your motorcycle needs, check out the one stop shop that is www.xlmoto.eu With more and more frequent noise about plans for vehicles to be taxed on a per mile basis (regardless of whether electric, diesel or petrol), I discuss what this means for electric vehicles. And is it still sensible to look at a bike such as the Ducati 916 as a solid investment, with the electrification of personalised transport? . And how Italian is Moto Guzzi? After hearing that many of the parts were manufactured in China, and just the assembly that takes place in Italy, I decide to take a closer look at the reality Find me on: www.freddiedobbs.com www.youtube.com/c/freddiedobbs www.instagram.com/dob.bs

The Super Meteor 650, the 2001-2007 Honda CB900 Hornet, and a Harley Davidson Sportster for Around £5,000

I take a look at desirable workhorse of a motorcycle; the generation one Honda Hornet CB900. These bikes have often covered big distances, are not garage queens, but are starting to look like extremely good investments with their rugged build quality and reliability. And I see what type of Harley Davidson Sportster 1200s are available for around £5,000. And I check the specs of a bike I'm unspeakably excited about; the incoming Royal Enfield 650 Super Meteor! Find me on: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/fdobbs www.youtube.com/c/freddiedobbs www.instagram.com/dob.bs www.freddiedobbs.com

Does it Matter if Motorbikes Aren't Made in their Country of Origin? A Superb Value Harley Davidson Softail Deluxe in the USA, and Possibly the Last Time the 750 Africa Twin Will be This Good Value!

I take a look at the 750cc Honda Africa Twin 750 (around the year 2000) to see if this could be a solid investment. And I look into used Harley Davidson Softail Deluxes in the US, and find a very very tempting offer! I also compare prices in warm states (Florida), compared to cold states New York, Pennsylvania etc, to see if bargains can be found in the colder states. And does it matter where your motorcycle's made- both from an ethical point of view and also for your own peace of mind? Find me on: www.youtube.com/c/freddiedobbs www.instagram.com/dob.bs www.freddiedobbs.com

Great Investment Motorbikes That May Well Be Appreciating Classics in the Near Future

Thanks to Sizzapp for sponsoring this week's podcast episode. My motorcycle tracker and riders mate of choice, with no monthly subscription. www.sizzapp.com I take a look at a few motorcycles that I think (or more relevantly- a couple of listeners think) will be future classics in the not too distant future. All of these bikes are still affordable, but are juuust starting to increase in value. If you have the space and money, buy these for your collection and look after them- they will be very desirable soon! The Honda CB1100 X11 The Kawasaki ZRX1200 The Triumph Rocket BMW R1150GS You Can Find Me On: www.youtube.com/c/freddiedobbs www.instagram.com/dob.bs www.freddiedobbs.com

Two Affordable 1990s Sports Touring Missiles, and Should You Buy a 125cc, or Wait Until You Pass Your Biking Test?

Thanks to XLMOTO for sponsoring this week's podcast episode! For all things motorcycle related- this is your one stop shop. Check out one of my current picks- the Ride and Sons Arrow jacket. I try my best to answer the question of "Should I buy a 125cc bike and learn on that, or just buy a bigger bike when I pass my test?" And I take a look at two sub £2.5k Japanese missiles! Find me on: www.youtube.com/c/freddiedobbs www.instagram.com/dob.bs www.freddiedobbs.com

What it's Really Like to Own a Moto Guzzi- Your Insight.

I take a look at the issues around Moto Guzzi ownership, the reasons why they don't sell in big numbers in America, and general feedback from owners. This podcast episode is based on your reviews- first hand owners' reviews and feedback of life with Guzzis. Find Me On: www.youtube.com/c/freddiedobbs www.instagram.com/dob.bs www.freddiedobbs.com
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