ADV Cannonball Rally and PodcastReviews of advcannonball.com

I am not an ADV rider, but after registering for the 2025 ADV Cannonball I started listening to the pod casts. They are really good. I think the highest praise is that while I am not always interested in the subject, I end up being interested in the conversation which is always excellent, and I come away having learned something. Highly recommended for ADV riders and anyone who rides a motorcycle with adventure, not necessary off road, in mind.

Aaron is a damn good organizer, the rally is killer and ya definitely don't ever wanna see him in a banana hammock

The ADV Cannonball Rally and Podcast website is a great resource for riders wanting insight into taking it to the net level of adventure touring. The podcast series is awesome for understanding the particulars for rally riding and travel from different rider skill perspectives. Highly recommended!

I listen to every drop! The podcast has built a community of individuals who share the common belief that the sense of adventure must outweigh the fear of the unknown. They interview interesting guests like Elspeth Beard, Lyndon Poskitt, Charlie Boorman and other famous individuals who have pushed the boundaries of adventure motorcycle riding and become legends. The podcast also discusses strategy for the upcoming rallies which are currently being held on two different continents annually. The hosts of the show don’t always agree with one another, but they have a mutual respect for what each other brings to the table. It is fun and upbeat.

The ADV Cannonball Rally and Podcast introduced me to a group of like minded long distance riders. The Cannonball Rally was a great experience helping me with navigation, endurance, knowledge and speed. The podcast provides a light hearted approach to ADV Touring and Traveling.

This was an outstanding experience from start to finish. ADV Cannonball Rally and Podcast does an exceptional job bringing together adventure, community, and passion for the riding lifestyle in a way that feels authentic and inspiring. The event is well organized, welcoming, and clearly built by people who genuinely care about the experience they provide. What really stands out is the sense of camaraderie and shared enthusiasm. Whether you are a seasoned rider or just getting involved in the adventure riding world, you feel included and appreciated. The podcast and rally both reflect a strong commitment to the community, great storytelling, and a true love for the sport. Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys motorcycles, adventure, and being part of something positive and memorable. Easily a 5-star experience. Here is a slightly more personal version if you want it to sound warmer and less formal: ADV Cannonball Rally and Podcast is absolutely top notch. From the quality of the event to the passion behind the brand, everything reflects a genuine love for adventure riding and the community that comes with it. The atmosphere is welcoming, the people are great, and the overall experience is one you walk away from feeling excited about. It is clear a lot of thought, effort, and heart go into what they do. The rally creates an awesome sense of connection among riders, and the podcast adds even more value by sharing stories, insight, and inspiration from the adventure motorcycle world. I would highly recommend ADV Cannonball to anyone looking for a fun, well-run, and truly meaningful experience. 5 stars all the way.

Fantastic experience!

I’ve been tuning in to the ADV Cannonball podcast for a while now, and I’ve really come to enjoy it. The hosts, Aaron and Taylor, have great chemistry and a genuine passion for adventure motorcycling. Their easygoing humor and down-to-earth banter make every episode entertaining and keep me coming back for more. I love that they release fresh content weekly—especially the interviews with adventure motorcycling legends. It’s fun to hear how each of them connects with their guests and draws out unique stories. I’ve recommended this podcast to several friends and even a few riders I’ve met at the gas pump.