The Gear Shed | An E-Moto Podcast By Electrix Moto

The Gear Shed is a rider-led e-moto podcast about electric dirt bikes as machines that have to survive real trails, real tracks, and real setup decisions. Its center of gravity is not polished industry commentary. It feels closer to a workbench conversation after the bikes have been moved out of frame and everyone finally has time to argue. The show spends a lot of time on the Ultra B because the speakers have direct experience with it. That bike becomes a reference point for electric moto: approachable, capable, and still hard to beat in a space without much direct competition. Stark comes up as a different kind of machine, impressive for its intended purpose but not automatically the answer for every rider. KTM Freeride talk brings out the show's useful tension between brand trust, cost, simplicity, and the expectations riders bring from gas bikes. The speakers do not treat every screen, setting, or app-like feature as an upgrade. A basic display can be a virtue if it lets a dirt bike stay a dirt bike. Suspension gets even more attention. The show lingers on compression, rebound, trail tune versus MX tune, body weight, jump size, hard enduro comfort, and the point where a smooth rock setup becomes too soft for faster riding. That detail gives the banter weight. Mr. Nate is a recurring presence, shaped in the excerpts as a rider with a gas-bike background who now talks electric from the saddle rather than from a distance. The chemistry is loose, caffeinated, and sometimes messy. It is also specific. Guest episodes add industry context without turning the show into a press stop, especially when Colin Godby explains Dust Moto's emphasis on fun, agility, swappable batteries, and a broader audience instead of a pure race posture. The Gear Shed suits listeners who want opinions formed by riding, wrenching, and comparing bikes in public. It can be blunt about what seems overbuilt, underexplained, or overhyped. Its best moments come when casual shop talk sharpens into a clear buyer caution or setup insight. For electric dirt bike riders, it is a useful place to hear the questions that come after the first test ride.