Throttle Out - Season 2 (2019)

Zack and Ari are off to Idaho, where winter weather ruins motorcycle trails every year and it's up to State Trail Rangers to fix the damage. With the help of a couple of two-wheel drive motorcycles, they become honorary Rangers and head into the Sawtooth Mountains with the hope of opening an especially gnarly loop.

This time on Throttle Out, the boys head to Kathmandu, Nepal, where their mission is to help Ram "The Bovine Biker" Neupane rescue sick and abandoned cattle using a motorcycle. After experiencing firsthand how challenging it is to transport a cow across the city on two wheels, Zack Courts and Ari Henning hatch a plan to build Neupane a better bovine bike.

It's a bike. It's a boat. It's a Boatorcycle. This time around on Throttle Out, the boys set out to build a two-wheeler that can ride on land and water. But building it is just half the battle. The real test will be attempting to sail their new vessel to a deserted island in the middle of a lake, showing the world that there's a new king of the water.

The boys acquire a half-finished, three-wheeler project off Craigslist and attempt to turn it into a competition-worthy machine for the annual Halloween Hillclimb event in Southern California. It's got a motorcycle back end pushing an automotive front end, and it needs a lot of work. Can the guys get it running and sling it up the hill, or will the whole project turn into a nightmare? Find out on this episode of Throttle Out.

Think scooters are for wimps? Think again. Team Throttle Out is headed to Northern Italy and the sensation of VespaCross. Zack Courts and Ari Henning are signed up to race hopped-up, vintage Vespas built for motocross tracks against a full-size course and 40 mud-soaked Italians gunning for glory. Who will emerge victorious?

Imagine if you could stroll into any big department store and buy a complete, new motorcycle for less than a grand. In Mexico, you can. Zack Courts and Ari Henning head to Mexico City and secure two Mexican-made Italika 125s, then attempt to ride the bikes all the way back to Laredo, Texas. Can they fly to Mexico, buy the bikes, and road trip to the U.S. for less than the cost of a new bike back in America? There's only one way to find out.