Merry Christmas!!! Today the guys put down the egg nog (mixed with bourbon, right?) and talk turkey… er… bikes and stuff. It’s their gift to you. Yule love it. Stay present for the whole show. Not to put too fine a poinsettia on things, but the guys wrap up the news, and shepherd the information, while you pine away, waiting to greet the riding season. Jolly & Merry and stuff…

Goodness, that’s just awful.

Anyway, after the news, the guys are dashing into feedback, blitzen their way to the end, then turn off the recorders and enjoy a silent night.

Ugh… horrible. Just terrible.

Links:

• The AMA weighs in on the NTSB cell phone ban proposal
• http://www.motorcycle-usa.com/2/11810/Motorcycle-Article/AMA-Comments-on-NTSB-Cell-Phone-Ban.aspx
• Husqvarna Strada 650 (concept)
• http://www.motorcycle-usa.com/827/11770/Motorcycle-Article/Husqvarna-Strada-650-Concept-First-Look.aspx
• Harley Building smaller bikes…?
• http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/12/12/us-manufacturing-summit-harley-idUSTRE7BB25Q20111212

Feedback:

• Thomas Williams – followup on lemon-law bike
• Craig Sheppard – NC law to protect riders
• http://www.ncga.state.nc.us/Sessions/2011/Bills/House/PDF/H113v3.pdf
• Mike Rode – Commuter blog, and Freeze Out pant liner review
• http://www.totalmotorcycle.com/BBS/viewtopic.php?t=11790
• Colin Magnusson – Returning rider, bike upgrade, touring ‘round the world
• http://thepacepodcast.com/archives/132
• Kevin Carver – Looking for opinions on the Rocket 3
• Christian Aasland – beer tours!

Brewery information from Christian…
Of course, you can make your destinations breweries. For example, Russian River Brewery in Santa Rosa, California is one of them, with a Travelodge nearby you’ll be able to sample some of the most incredible Belgian’s in the world. Having been to Belgium a few times, that’s saying a lot. Plus you’re in northern California .. the best place in the world to ride a motorcycle.

Another great place in northern Cali is the Eel River brewing company in Fortuna. There are hotels and a campground walking distance. But the best part is that this is where you can launch to some of the best roads in the country – 36, 96, 299, etc or down the coast on 101 to the Avenue of Giants, then to Hwy 1 and Ft. Bragg. There are some incredible roads in this area. We tend to stay in Fortuna a couple nights in a row so we can ditch the luggage and ride loops unencumbered.

Montreal has Dieu De Ciel, and I seem to recall they offer lodging too. But this is all about the beer, and these guys have made some of the best quadrupel I’ve tasted.

Deschutes Brewing Co. in Bend, Oregon is a great stop before or after crossing the desert. Stay at the Old St Francis School too, which is walking distance from the brewpub, and they brew their own as well.

New Glarus, in New Glarus, Wisconsin is near some excellent roads in a swiss village knockoff (note that the Glarner Stube is where you sample the beer and eat german food). Or the Great Dane Brewing Co. in Madison, Wisconsin.

It seems we didn’t scare Joanne off the first time. That’s right, she came back and we’re glad that she did. This week it’s all about EICMA, Leo Vince, Spidi, Italy and Cycle World.

Photos courtesy of Joanne Donn

Spidi's air bag collar

This is the pic that Joanne sent us during the show

Style Your Life

• Links
• The Gear Chic
• The Gear Chic on Facebook
• The Leo Vince Gallery
• Spidi Galley
• The Gear Chic on Twitter
• Cycle World Italian Adventure
• Cycle World Magazine
• EICMA
• Leo Vinci
• Spidi
• Suomy
• Motobi
• Opening music by KunK

This week we interview Joanne from The Gear Chic website and blog. Joanne is your personal shopper, reviewer and gear expert. She works at a dealership, she rides – a lot – and is also an MSF instructor. When she’s not doing those things, she’s investigating, reviewing, testing and discussing riding gear. Pay attention, folks… She’s got some excellent information and advice.

Stay tuned after the interview for some feedback, and we learn that – like zombies – the C10 just won’t die, or go away. Listener Jason Farley wants some information on riding up to Alaska. Oh, and BRAINNNSSSS!!!

Check out Joanne’s site at http://gearchic.com/about/

You can also find her on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/GearChic, Twitter at http://twitter.com/GearChic or on her new Help Line at 415-857-GEAR.

Opening music No Way, by Kunk

This is it folks. We’ve done our best to save you from another Christmas filled with bad sweaters, socks and handkerchiefs. Actually, we do have socks on the list but they’re really good socks. Anyway, we’ve done our part. Now it’s up to you to figure out how to get this episode on to the smart phones and iPods that belong to your friends and family.

• Gift Ideas
• Domke DSLR Camera Insert
• Domke Wraps
• LED Headlamp
• Pelican Memory Card Case
• PitBull Rear Stand
• Cocoon Grid-It Organizer
• Electric Travel Shaver
• Touch Screen Compatible Gloves
• Flash to Pass garage door opener
• Chain press tool
• Thermal / Fleece Jacket or vest
• Tour Master Journey Fleece
• Joe Rocket Fleece Vest
• FREEZE-OUT Zipped Gilet
• Quick-dry socks
• Bungee nets
• Amazon Kindle
• SPOT Connect for smart phones
• Gift Ideas from Listeners!
• Allan Lessard
• LED Flashlight
• Chris recommends the MiniMag Light
• Swiss Army Knife
• Magazine Sub
• Scott Bolton
• Fastest
• Ben Spies: Taking it to the next level
• Jon DelVecchio
• streetSkills
• Ed Day
• MG Moto Hanger
• David Marzilli
• Evap Fuel Nozzel Tool
• Jason Farley
• Powerlet rapidFIRe Glove Liners
• Gary Budzien wants a Bluetooth headset with better battery life and better speakers then his Scala
• We recommend the Sena SMH-10
• Ron Leonard
• Waterproof wallet from Coghlans
• Mike Collins is looking for a water proof backpack
• James recomends a coated roll-top bag like those from Ortlieb or SealLine
• Opening music by KunK

Lots of news from Milan, a little from Pennsylvania and a whole heapin’ healpin’ of e-mail.

• Links
• PA outlaws texting while driving
• Shoei replaces the Multitec with the Neotec
• CRP debuts an electric street bike prototype
• Kawasaki Versys 1000
• Honda NC700S and NC700X
• Honda updates the VFR1200F
• BMW’s Maxi-Scoots
• Bilt Demon Modular Helmet
• Opening music by KunK

This week the guys are talking with listener, friend, and all around great guy – despite the orange scooter – Ryan Hettenbach. Ryan rode along for some of the Pace Podcast Barber Museum trip in September, and recalls some of his impressions riding with a group, as well as riding longer days and longer miles on the scooter.

Ryan also talks about his preparations for next year’s Scooter Cannonball Run, running from East to West in 8 days.

After talking with Ryan, the guys try to discern: is it live or Memore… er… Is it a motorcycle or a scooter? We’re talking about the Aprilia SRV800; it’s got a frame-mounted engine, chain drive, scooter body styling and ergonomics, an auto trans, sport-sized tires. What is it?

Links:

Our apologies, but we just couldn’t make a show happen this week. Please tune in next week for a whole new show.

In the meantime, enjoy this great ride report video from Jeff Katzer.

Details of the ride report can be found at http://jeffkatzer.wordpress.com

http://youtu.be/slinuyI7-gU

We open things up with a first hand impression of Delaware’s MSF program this week. After that we talk Kawasaki, Kawasaki and more Kawasaki. Then we wrap it all up with nice little email shaped bow. Ready for delivery.

• Kawi Links
• 2012 Ninja 1000 gets ABS in the states
• 2012 Ninja 650
• Versys 1000
• Opening music by KunK

This one is all about the official Pace Motorcycle Podcast road trip to The Barber Motorsports Museum. Including a dead battery, other electrical problems, a flat tire, a bus full of prisoners, a whole bunch of police officers, piles of pine mulch and some locals that might have been a little too helpful. Oh, and aliens. Yep, they were probably aliens.

Opening music by KunK

We’re on the road this week. The Pace is headed to the Barber Motorsports Museum just out side of Birmingham AL. We’re taking 2 weeks off to accommodate the trip but there is lots of activity on line. You can follow along on the official Facebook event page for the trip, the show’s Facebook page, Jeff and Todd’s MotoTour 2010 page and possibly, my Twitter feed. I’m not sure about that last one yet. I missed the start of the trip for personal reasons but I hope to catch up with the crew on the road early this week.

Look for a brand new episode on October 2nd.

This week we open with the unexpected ways in which a new seat can change a bike and Chris’ quest for gauges. We’ll move on to some new headlight tech from BMW, new model news from MV and Indian and Husky sets up some new shops. Then we wrap it all up with some new email from you guys.

Scott Lewis found an MP3 in Little River Canyon AL

• Links
• Vapor Dashboard
• BMW Lasers
• New Brutale 675
• Husqvarna gets more dealers
• Polaris announces 2012 Indians
• Polaris Industries
• Opening music by KunK

Let’s see here. There are a couple lawsuits, some new KTMs, motorcycles are “dirty dirty dirty dirty vehicles” and we have a heapin’ helpin’ o’ listener e-mail. Yep, that covers it.

• Dirty dirty dirty dirty links
• U.S. Senate approves exemption for kids OHVs from lead ban
• H-D catches heat in class action suit
• New KTMs
• Motorcycle pollution
• Ryca Motors
• Chris Harr’s Aprilia RSV4-R APRC
• Opening music by KunK

Moto Morini LIVES… again. A Turbo Busa hits 300 MPH, the motorcycle market is almost flat, Ducati is way, way up and Aerostich thinks you should be able to filter (so do we). Then I try to make Chris mad during the feedback segment. It didn’t work. I’ll try harder next time.

• Links
• Moto Morini is back
• 300mph on a Hayabusa
• Q2 sales are flat
• Ducati is up 61%
• Monster 1100 evo
• Aerostich on filtering
• Opening music by KunK

We have lots and lots of feedback this week including electronic controls on bikes, Chris’s scooter, my Teiz suit and an electric concept from BMW. We wonder if two discs are better then one and slide down the slippery slope that leads to helmet laws.

Oh, there’s some news too.

• Links
• BMW’s Electric Scooter
• Motorcycle Daily’s Editorial Helmet Laws
• Casey Stoner’s Elbow Drag at 1000 fps
• Price increase for the New Strom?
• New EBR Web Site
• The Honda Rebel Returns for 2012!
• Opening music by KunK

Back after a 3-week  hiatus, due to the craziness of personal lives. The guys want to thank the listeners for hanging in there and for your patience during this break. It was completely unscheduled and unforeseen, and your continued attention to The Pace and the frequent requests for updates from us really mean a lot. Thank you!

This week, Jeff Katzer brings us another of his great ride report videos. Make sure to check it out. This guy makes a compelling video! James and Chris talk about the new V-Strom, now that Suzuki has officially released the cat from its burlap sack. New engine, new ABS, new look, same great mission. Husky gives the Super Duke and a few other hooligan bikes a real competitor for the “stupid impractical fun” category. BMW taunts us with more electronic wizardry; the question remains, is it the wave of the future, or a continued “nice to have” for the premium product space? Sena pays real attention to the market place, and offers a nice upgrade to the venerable SMH-10 headset for not a whole lot of money.

Linkeedinks:

• Jeff Katzer’s next awesome ride video!
  • http://youtu.be/7zkXMdJRxMg
• Details on the new V-Strom
  • http://www.motorcycledaily.com/2011/06/suzuki-reveals-full-details-on-the-v-strom-650-abs/
• Husky 900
  • http://www.motorcycledaily.com/2011/07/husqvarna-nuda-900r-the-video/
• BMW DDC
  • http://www.asphaltandrubber.com/news/bmw-dynamic-damping-control/#more-23254
• SMH-10 Replacement Program
  • http://www.buysenabluetooth.com/smh10/smh10-upgrade-kit.html
• Fuelly.com link
  • http://www.fuelly.com/

We won’t be gone long though. We expect to be back in business in about 3 weeks. It could be sooner, we’ll let you know if it’s going to be later.

In the mean time, if you’ve been wondering were Scott Bolton’s race updates went, well they’re over at the Bench Racers International site. Scott and I are doing an almost weekly recap of all the MotoGP and WSBK action with some other stuff thrown in every now and again. You can also find it on iTunes.

We’re also looking for questions for a new motorcycle Q&A. Here’s the idea, you send questions, I find a motorcyclist qualified to answer them and then try to talk that person in to jumping on Skype long enough to do just that. Send those questions to james@thepacepodcast.com. This could fail miserably but what the hell, let’s give it a shot.

Thanks for listening. We’ll talk to you in a few weeks.

Why, exactly would you put nitrogen in your tires? We don’t know but we do know how to zip a zipper. J.D. Power tells us that Icon helmets are just as good as Arai. There may be a new VStrom, there may be a new sporting V4 from Honda and we definitely have a load of feedback.

• Links
  • Popular Mechanics article on Nitrogen
  • Icon ties Arai for first
  • New ‘Strom?
  • New Honda v4?
  • Touch Screen Compatible Gloves
• Opening music by KunK

The on-going saga of the SV’s self consuming engine comes to a favorable end and the Sprint gets a grip. It’s not all rainbows and unicorns though, Chris has his own tale of motorcycling woe to impart this week.

It looks like Husqvarna has a promising new street bike in the pipe and Honda may have a new middleweight nudie bike (we hope!). Canada gets serious about noise, Aerostich wants to let use your smartphone with gloves on and we have lots of good stuff from listeners like you. There’s a gear review from Josh Davis, a video from Paul Jones, an audio sample from Jeff Gilbert and recommendations from Todd Lampone and Matt.

• Easy Access Links!
  • New Husky 900?
  • Honda CB700F?
  • Aerostich Touch-Screen Compatible Gloves
  • Tour Master Saber Series 2
  • Windstopper Helmet Skirt
• Opening music by KunK

Chris and I both spent this week riding bikes that belong to other people. We’ll let you know what we thought along with Motorcycle Consumer News’ opinion on Yamaha’s new FZ8. Here’s a hint. They like it a lot. Except for the lack of wind protection on a naked bike. Go figure.

We’ll wrap it up with another haepin’ helpin’ of listener feedback.

• Links
  • MCN’s review of the Yamaha FZ8
  • Bovinophobs
  • Motorcycle Daily’s article about increasing demand and limited product
  • STN’s Beginner’s Garage
• Opening music by KunK

Well, let’s see here. My bike blew up, I’m fixing it but I got a new one anyway and Chris preps his SV for it’s first overnighter. We cover some news from Polaris and BMW, wrap up our conversation on that Erik Buell interview and then get in to lots of listener feedback. Thanks guys, keep it coming.

• Links
• Polaris buys Indian and shows record sales
• BMW makes ABS standard equipment for 2012
• Lito Sora
• Speedwerks
• Opening music by KunK

That’s right folks. Real life has intruded in a big way this week. We’ll see ya next Sunday.

• Episode 71 with the Buell video
• Contest
• Opening music by KunK

This is the part where we write a little paragraph that tells you what we talked about in this weeks show. And it goes a little somethin’ like this…

Motus is making more noise, Chris got some new stuff, Leicester County in the U.K. is giving away retina burning backpacks and Chip Yeats goes really fast on an electric bike. We got a boat load of feedback from Denver Conway, David Laniuk, Ryan Hettenbach, Brian Medley, Ben Island and Mike Sandler. Thank you all.

We talked a little bit about my review of the Cycle Gear branded knock-offs of the CRG mirrors. That review was written before I moved my page to a new platform and it didn’t survive the transition very well. I’ll post those links once I get it fixed but here’s the big take away: You get what you pay for.

We also talked about what we’re going to talk about next week. We’d really like your help with that. You can find the Craftsman Experience presents Erik Buell Racing video below. What do think all of this means for EBR as it relates to street bikes?

• Links
  • New Motus Video
  • Quickstand from Aerostich
  • Sena SMH10
  • Shorty Levers (ebay Link)
  • Trackside Wheel Chock
    • Installation
  • Hi-Viz Backpacks for Free
  • Electric Speed Record
• Opening music by KunK

Episode 70: The One Glaring Design Flaw

The Ducati Diavel

We kick this week’s show off with an early review of the Teiz Commute Suit. We discover that the BPG Uno III is more then meets the eye while KTM’s Freeride gets a little closer to production. The U.K. seems to be running out of money for speed cameras, N. H. Citizens Against Loud Motorcycles (NH CALM, aren’t they clever?) runs out of rope and Fox’s Shift brand runs away from the street apparel market. Oh, remember Bajaj? It seems that they’re doing pretty well.

BPG Uno III Video

• You knew they were coming. LINKS!
  • Teiz Commute Suit
  • BPG Uno III
  • KTM Freeride
  • What? I can’t hear you!
  • The U.K. Decommissions some speed cameras
  • Shift is no longer for street riders
  • Bajaj expects big growth on top of strong sales numbers
• Opening music by KunK

This week James and Chris lament on the early death of Spring; alas, dear Spring, we hardly knew ye, or something like that. Winter is back. So there. The guys whittle away at the time by talking about the industry’s support for the various Japan relief efforts. The state of Virginia is looking at options to draw tourism to the Tazewell and Smyth areas by cleverly renaming Rt. 16 and is actually going to do so with targeting motorcycle and sport car enthusiasts. Will this blow up in all our faces…? Time will tell.

The Super Tenere from Yamaha is getting some real-world testing and the guys point us at one of the reviews. It appears to be pushing all the right buttons with at least one tester. Honda’s CBR600F-series bike is also road tested, and although not yet planned for a release in the USA, it’s still a bike worth discussing. The return of this line’s 2-decades worth of legacy is worth talking about. Honda also release pricing information for the VFR800 based CrossTour. Also a bike not planned for the USA, the pricing hits some apparent good points.

Chris talks about some disappointment with Givi, specifically about the FL521 top case rack for his SV. It sucks. The guys lay out a new contest for some signed copies of David Hough’s venerable Proficient Riding book, and they talk a bit more about the upcoming ride to Barber Motorsports planned for the third week of September. Some quick feedback and a request for the community closes out the episode.

The Yamaha Morphous as discovered by Scott Lewis

This week we talk about Chris’s new Zook, deliver some good news from HD, some bad news from Suzuki and we try real hard not to pick on Honda too much. Zero has a new bike, L.A. has a new plan and we have Scott Bolton’s AMA season Preview.

• Links
  • HD’s Annual Report
  • Suzuki Recalls
  • Amphibious Trike
  • All Alone in the HOV Lane
  • Japanese Bikes: Call it a comeback…
  • Zero XU
    • Parking for electrics at LAX
  • Aprilia Alphabet Soup
  • Progressiv’s new HD Line
• Opening music by KunK

There’s a lot of ranting in this episode. Really, almost nothing but ranting about stuff. There’s the “what could they possibly hope to accomplish” rant and the “what the hell is Honda thinking” rant. Then there’s the “the man is trying to stick it to us” rant and the “that’s galactically stupid” rant. There is a little non-rant content. Chris and I manage to have perfectly civil conversations about EBR’s new 1190RS, the new price on KTM’s RC8 R and the appearance of a Yamaha FZ8R in France.

• Rant Worthy Links
  • MSF Study
  • 2012 Gold WIng
    • Motorcycle.com’s post
  • Buell 1190RS
  • Motorcycle Only Checkpoints
  • KTM RC8 R -$3500
  • Augmented Reality GPS
  • FZ8R?
• Opening music by KunK

Scott Bolton gives us a look at the upcoming World Superbike Season. Be there or be square!

James, the Great White Hunter, tells us about his big game exploits in the wilds of Yorklyn. While sipping bourbon, smoking cigars and doing other manly things, the guys ponder the pricing of BMW’s new uber tourer, the K1600GT family. Chris is convinced it’s a Goldwing on a diet, but the guys definitely think it’ll be a great machine, pending.

As James gives us a tour of his trophy room – which currently includes the head of a possum and the bruised ribs of a small doe – the more manly listeners will enjoy a tale of the Great Return by that legendary hunter Erik Buell. Lost in the dark continent… er… a small shop in East Troy, Erik appears to be prepping for a return to the streets, and is aiming his sights on SuperBike.

Oregon’s manlier men than our intrepid heroes will be happy to hear that their hunting gear will no longer be mandated to include a helmet (for those over 21). Chris tests this theory by putting his cigar out on his forehead… that was dumb. He now wears his helmet full time.

The guys take a few minutes to talk back to some feedback, opine a bit, and regale the listeners with more manly discussion.

Please note: no cigars were actually smoked, and no animals were killed, nor probably even injured or humiliated, during the recording of this podcast. In fact, James is convinced there’s a small herd of deer somewhere laughing hysterically as they talk about what happened in the woods near Yorklyn.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_L._Hough

Well, I’m sure this will surprise everyone but we’re talking about Honda again this week.

In other news: You can get an Ohlins on the (relative) cheap, we found some great pics of this year’s Dakar and Enfield has a new chief. A couple new Guzzi’s make their debut, Zero get’s some serious cash and we try to figure out what the hell the Agility Saietta is.

We’ll wrap it all up some listener feedback.

Jeff Katzer’s trip to Cape Flattery

• Very, very important links…
  • Honda’s up and down
  • Budget Ohlins
  • Royal Enfield’s new CEO
  • Dakar Pics
  • New Guzzis!
  • When Moto Guzzi’s cruiser is the most exciting of the “2011 first looks”, you know it’s a slow news week.
  • Zero is in the money
  • From the WTF file
• Opening music by KunK

We open up the show with some email feedback about recent topics. We discuss what we saw at the NYC IMS and field a question from voice mail about the show, then wrap up with some news and information. Oh, and my computer lost power early in the recording session. A brief public service tech note: when the power cord comes out and your battery is 6 years old, you’ll lose power pretty quickly.

Frankie boy sang about it. Its skyline is magnificent. Millions of people live, work and flock there all the year through. It’s New York, my friends. And we were there again this year to immerse ourselves in the motorcycle awesomeness that is the International Motorcycle Show.

We saw lots of interesting accessories and gear choices, including new additions to the textile riding suit market, a cool Schuberth comms system, and the newer models of helmets. Oh and polishing compounds. Lots and lots of polishing compounds. Everyone wants to be shiny, right?

Kawasaki seems to really have a hit on their hands with the Ninja 1000. People seem to love the bike, and also seem to like its versatility. Time will tell, but so far it’s gaining attention.

Triumph has hit it so far out of the park with the Tiger 800 family, that even the view from high above The Big Apple isn’t enough to see it.  Their Sprint GT seems to be a great freshening of a beloved sport-tourer. The Tiger’s torque curve is nothing short of amazing!

BMW’s R1000 is STILL drawing dense crowds and lots of attention. They really seem to have gotten it right.

When talking about the Yamaha Super Tenere we looked at, we also discuss an email from Ryan with his impressions of the bike as seen at another show. I also give my impressions of the FZ8, completely from an aesthetic point of view. James won this round. I fully agree; the looks are… interesting.

The Shoei Qwest seems to be a great entry in the street helmet market and we look forward to hearing more about it. Anyone have on yet?

James buys some gear and gives us his impression of the CBR250R, and ROK Straps helps us get into the show.

After the IMS discussion, we talk about a news item or two, including the fact that electric motorcycle manufacturer, Zero Motors, is building a new assembly plant.

Scott Bolton takes us out with a preview of the upcoming MotoGP racing season. Thanks, Scott!

Opening music, No Way by Kunk.

We’re planning our trip to the New York International Motorcycle Show! We talk about tiny little bikes and a great big bike. Harley starts “building” bikes in India. BMW is ready to take your money for a new K1600 and the S1000RR beats out the GS for the best selling BMW title. The Mission-R gets naked, Maximum Bob does the Electric Boogaloo and Can-Am gets all hybridy. We also respond to some more feedback from you guys.

Mission-R

While we’re at it, we discuss all sorts of interesting things about roadway designs. Are left turns going to be made illegal? Does Jersey have the right idea? Are circles your friends?

We answer couple of email and phoned-in questions, and we help promote NewEnough’s name change to MotorcycleGear.com. We both agree that the new name is a good move, if a little bland and generic. Good luck and congrats on the new name, guys!

And now… Links!

Jeff and Todd return to tell us about their 4 week tour of these United States. We talk about broken bits, wild life encounters, tips on reliving your self in inappropriate places and so much more. Pour yourself a tall one, lean back and get ready for another epic episode of The Pace.

You can find our first conversation with the guys here.

That's Todd on the BMW and Jeff on the VFR

• Epic Links
  • MotoTour 2010
  • MotorTour 2010 on Facebook
  • Morton’s Steakhouse
  • The National Motorcycle Museum
  • Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum
  • Bonneville Salt Flats
  • Scorpion U.S.A.
  • Rifle Fairings
  • Givi Cases
  • Teiz Motorsports
• Opening music by KunK

*Technical Note: I reduced the bit rate on this episode pretty dramatically to reduce the file size. Please let us know if the difference in quality is objectionable.