The Dawghouse is a show for motorcycle enthusiasts or anyone who could benefit from a good laugh! With an emphasis on humor and a large dose of motorcycle racing and technical information "The Pack" serves up an hour of entertaining and informative talk. The members of the pack come from a variety of backgrounds with but one thing in common: they're ardent motorcycle enthusiasts with a somewhat different view of the world. A group of regular guys that know each other through work and play, that are dedicated to seeing that the 2-wheeled community gets the attention it so sorely lacks, in their own unique way. Check them out online at dawghouseradio.com
The Pack:
The Host - Ken Kaplan
A avid motorcycling enthusiast, Ken started riding off-road, and more than 40 years later he's been involved in all facets of the motorcycle industry. From motocross racing, to safety-instruction, to custom motorcycle design and assembly, to operating motorcycle performance, service and repair businesses and even running motorcycle racing teams. Ken knows the business from all angles! Each week Ken gives his own unique slant on the news of the day.
Master Motorcycle Technician - Chris Alls
Some may think Chris is a laid-back country boy, from his deep southern drawl, but they'd be sorely mistaken. He's a hardcore off-road rider, passionate motorcycling advocate and experienced factory certified technician. When it comes to understanding the mechanical aspects of motorcycles from Sportbikes to Cruisers, Chris is all business.
Racing Correspondent - Drew Alexander
As a messenger in Manhattan in 1978 Drew traded his 10 speed for a Honda CB 350 & never looked back. He's owned many bikes and logged more than 350,000 in 30 years of riding. An avid race fan since the "Superbikers" days, he's an ardent supporter of the sport on all levels. Drew's philosophy is"Ride to Eat, Eat to Ride", and is always on the lookout for the ultimate greasy spoon diner. If there's race fuel in the air, two wheels on the track & free food, Drew'll be there!
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