So Who Is

Ollie Moto?

Most people know me as the bloke who rides motorbikes and makes videos about it. I try my best to entertain people whilst documenting what I like to call authentic motorbike nonsense.

When I'm not doing that, I also work in emergency medicine and have spent much of my career dangling under helicopters.

More on that later.

motorcycles
+ cameras

My motorbike journey started on sports bikes and chasing lap times on track before the adventure bug bit hard. These days I’m usually covered in dirt, riding everything from Moroccan deserts to muddy Welsh trails, with the occasional racetrack thrown in. If it involves motorbikes and questionable decision-making, I’m in.

YouTube happened by accident. A Moroccan trip, a GoPro Hero 4, and some sketchy editing became Road to Morocco. Somehow people watched, the audience grew, brands got in touch, and before long filming motorbikes became my full-time job.

My motorbike journey started on sports bikes and chasing lap times on track before the adventure bug bit hard. These days I’m usually covered in dirt, riding everything from Moroccan deserts to muddy Welsh trails, with the occasional racetrack thrown in. If it involves motorbikes and questionable
decision-making, I’m in.

YouTube happened by accident. A Moroccan trip, a GoPro Hero 4, and some sketchy editing became Road to Morocco. Somehow people watched, the audience grew, brands got in touch, and before long filming motorbikes became my full-time job.

more than just videos

What started as a bloke filming motorbike trips has grown into much more. These days I've written for magazines, featured regularly on podcasts, spoken at events, guided tours, delivered training, and collaborated with a range of brands across the adventure riding world.

It's strange where motorbikes can take you. I'm just happy to keep saying yes.

Motorbike rider on an off-road adventure
Motorbike rider on an off-road adventure

the garage

There are many like them, but these ones are mine.

Motorbike in Ollie Moto’s garage
the batbike

I bought my 2007 KTM 990 Adventure S listed as 'one careful owner, never been off-road'. I promptly took it to Italy for a rally event and it's been getting dirty ever since.

I'm not a fan of naming bikes, but my followers christened it 'The Bat Bike' back when it was all black and the name stuck. Unfortunately, that's where my similarities with Bruce Wayne end.

Motorbike in Ollie Moto’s garage
the track bike

After some time away from the track I found myself pining for some knee-down action while catching up on the MotoGP. The obvious solution was N+1: a 2004 Honda CBR600RR, once a Padgett's race bike.

Nowadays I squeeze in the odd track day whenever I can, just to remember what speeds above 75mph feel like. Adventure riding is great, but I'll never lose my love for the track.

Ollie Moto branded merchandise

ollie the paramedic

Most people find me through motorcycles, but healthcare has always been my profession. I've worked in emergency medicine across helicopter operations, expedition medicine, medical education, and high-risk environments in the UK and overseas.

The two worlds overlap more than you'd think. I've delivered rider first aid training for MCN and Wheels of Morocco, supported remote expeditions, and developed medical kits for adventure riders. Through Neece Medical, I continue to provide training, equipment, and support for challenging environments.

ollie
the paramedic

ollie
the paramedic

let's make it happen

Whether it's motorcycles, media projects, expeditions, events, or partnerships, I'd love to hear from you.