SPECIAL: Motorbikes and Mental Health -- Tim talks to the amazing Mental Health Motorbike charity
Pint of PetrolShow Notes
Welcome to this special episode of A Pint of Petrol, where Tim catches up with Paul Oxborough, founder of Mental Health Motorbike, the charity that aims to put a Mental Health First Aider in every town and city across the UK. Tim has supported this charity since 2024, proudly wearing their brand on his shirts at every show and event he presents. As of 23 November 2025, the charity has trained more than 1,100 Mental Health First Aiders. This is a very special episode that talks openly about Mental Health and the issues surrounding it. Recorded at Motorcycle Live in November 2025.
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