Are you like me and can easily get lost watching loads of motorcycle content on YouTube and Social Media?

Well in this article I'm going to be running down our top ten best moto vloggers and Motorcycle youtubers about! 

10. MotoJimm | @MotoJimm

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Kicking off our list of Motovloggers we have one of Lexham and BikeMatters' dearly beloved, MotoJimm!

Located in Norfolk, MotoJimm specialises in videos of him riding around on his Aprilia Tuono 660 vlogging his journey and all of the exciting (and sometimes not so pleasant) encounters he has while enjoying the Norfolk roads and beyond- shouting an occasional ‘can I get a Hoyer?’ along his travels.

MotoJimm's popularity rocketed with the rise of TikTok, resulting in him starting up a YouTube channel to capture even more of his best bits of him just doing what he genuinely loves and enjoys.

You can find him on:

9. RocketMan | @RocketManMoto

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Starting his channel in 2019, RocketMan posts various motorcycle reviews, bike news, and unveilings, as well as providing tips and tricks videos about everything from motorcycle gear to how to fix handlebar vibration - all from sunny Portugal!

RocketMan prefers to hide his face throughout his filming, which in his words helps him savour his anonymity. Therefore allows him (in his words, taken from his Youtube bio) to provide completely unbiased reviews on all sorts of bikes from the bigger hitter manufacturers such as Triumph, Honda, Ducati and BMW.

Another powerful element of his anonymity is the ability to tackle those harder-hitting topics that some other vloggers out there may deem controversial. So if you want someone who is stripped back, raw and ready - then RocketMan may be the motovlogger for you…

You can find him on:

8. 44 Teeth | @44teeth

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Next up we have the dynamic duo behind the 44 Teeth channel - Alastair Fagan and Baron von Grumble! 

Firstly, I think it is fair to say the lads at 44teeth don’t hold back when it comes to their raw honesty and sense of humour -  which is one of the biggest reasons behind their success.

Something I really about their channel is their channel is the series playlists. To pick one of my favourites out, their budget bike battle series has been extremely popular among the masses, setting themselves a challenge and budget each video and competing against each other to decide who has the BEST BIKE.

You can find 44 Teeth on:

7. Itchy Boots | @itchyboots

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If you’re someone who loves all things adventure, then the Itchy Boots YouTube channel is the one for you!

Starting up her channel back in 2018, Noraly Schoenmaker quit her job as a geologist, sold her belongings, and moved to the Netherlands to live life on the roads. Over the years, she has amassed over 2.3 million followers and travelled to a variety of locations around the world including Africa, Ecuador, Alaska, Scandinavia, Iceland, Peru, and plenty more.

However, if the bike tour blogs aren’t your speed, then no worries. She also has plenty of handy tutorials and top tips on keeping your bike well-maintained.

For your full fix of Itchy Boots, you can find her:

6. Lamb Chop Rides | @Lampchoprides

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Up next, we have LambChopRides…

On the Lamp Chop channel, you will see a variety of motorbike videos, including bike testing and reviews, versus and restoration videos, as well as best food hunts where he and a friend travel around the UK to find the number 1 spot.

However, the fun doesn’t stop there. At the time of writing, John also has quite a few bikes on the go. These include a 2017 Kawasaki H2, a brand new Honda Hornet SP, a 2024 Suzuki GSX-S1000, as well as two project bikes (a 1999 Original Yamaha R1 & a 1990 Kawasaki ZXR750 H1/H2) - which are currently in the middle of a rebuild.

In the mood for some more Lamp Chop content?

5. MotoBob | @motobob

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Our fifth motovlogger pick has got to be Mr Motobob himself!

In our opinion, the MotoBob channel puts out some incredible content. Including reviews and list videos, up-to-date latest motorcycle news, as well as all of the juicy motorcycling rumours and releases.

His channel really is one to watch and has quickly become a regular channel that I check for the latest bike news. Whether it's walking around a motorcycle show looking at hundreds of bikes, or having a closer look at just the one - MotoBob is definitely one to have a look out for!

MotoBob can be found:

4. HarveyRidesBikes | @Harveyridesbikes

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Another favourite of the BikeMatters team we have HarveyRidesBikes.

As Alex referenced in his top 10 motorcycles TikTok accounts blog article, if he had to sum Harvey up in one he would say ‘good vibes and Haribos’. All in all, most of Harvey's videos are of him travelling on his merry way around London on his stunning Triumph T120 Bonneville (from Down & Out Customs).

It doesn’t matter whether he is an average-speed camera racing against a car or unexpectedly fist-bumping angry drivers stuck in traffic—Harvey seems to find joy in all things two wheels—and is a seriously great account to watch during your downtime.

If HarveyRidesBikes sounds like you’re cup of tea, you can find him at:

3. Yammie Noob | @yammienoob

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Another Moto vlogger we recommend giving a watch is Yammie Noob.

Perhaps considered one of the ‘motovlogger OGs’ Yammie Noob has been posting all things motorcycle since he was 17 years old, setting himself apart from the crowd with his ‘controversial’ styled videos.

From reviews, tips and tricks, history lessons, and all things sports bikes, Yammie Noob is in our opinion one of the best in the game in the motorcycling field.

To find Yammie Noob on Socials:

2. FortNine | @FortNine

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In at number two, we have the FortNine channel - all the way from Canada!

Predominately the channel is run by Ryan, however on some occasions he will be joined by some rather dashing co hosts. Talking about everything you'd ever need to know about motorbikes, including product, gear and bike reviews, top tips, go to guides as well as some fun blog style content thrown in alongside (the Dual Sports, Spearfishing & Fish Tacos' being a personal favourite).

Ryan has gained such an audience thanks to the continuous high-quality production and honest presenting style that has built the trust of over 2 million fans since beginning the channel. This success has also resulting in him launching the online bike store that now rivals the likes of RevZilla.

Wanting to join the FortNine community?

1. BikeMatters | @Bikematters

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Rounding off the list today, we have BikeMatters…

It wouldn’t be a moto vlogging list if we didn’t include ourselves and the team now would it?

Join the BikeMatters team as we test all of the latest bikes, hop on press launches, and attend some pretty cool annual biking events such as BSB, EICMA, ABR Festival, and Motorcycle Live. Who knows, you might even see a few new friendly faces along the way.

So if you're wondering what your next bike should be, or what the 10 best motorcycles or scooters are for the year, the BikeMatters channel has got you covered. Get on board with the team early, as there's no telling what's coming next!

Give us a follow!

The Last Stop!

So there you have it, I hope you enjoyed my rundown of just 10 of the best motovloggers out there right now.

Do you think there is any we have missed? Be sure to let us know in the comments.

Last but not least, if you do have a motorcycle or scooter of your very own you need to insure, make sure to get a quote direct with Lexham!