Motorcycles, roasts, Races, Shows, Giving a Shift about the future. This is episode 108.

Well, you’ve made it to another episode. Congrats!

On this episode we discuss listener feed back.

We have a round of Instagram Shoutouts at the end of the show.

Before we begin, I’d like to encourage you to take a ride over to http://creative-riding.com/WPMaster/mugs-for-sale/ and use the link to buy yourself a mug! You’re worth it! In the spirit of the show, you can even customize it and send us pics. Congrats to Lance who went and ordered a STEIN!

That’s a lot of beverage, and probably needed to get through the entire show.

Part one: We have some listener feedback. On last week’s show we talked about CAN-Bus systems, and were told that in fact the kit that Lance was talking about installing on his CB750 was in fact a MotoGadget. Go check them out if you’re looking to remove complexity from your current build.

Wiggins and I had busy weekends. He talks about the Veggie Plate Classic that he helped promote at Perris Raceway. I talk about the Women’s Moto Show at Lucky Wheels.

Part two: Roast my bike… Well, let’s just say we bring the elementary school cut-downs this time. The target this time is talented artist and previous guest, N8 Biccum . Nate has a 2006 Dyna. Who doesn’t though, you know what I mean? Remember N8, this all comes from a place of love and comedy, and we just want you to know that we’re saying what others are saying. While your’e listening to the show, go check out N8biccum in instagram for your chance to win an illustration!

Part three: If you’ve got time, after our show give a listen to Episode 236 of the Motorcycles and Misfits , or episode 69 of The 2 Enthusiasts Podcast. Both cover the Give a Shift movement that former industry representative Robert Pandya has started in response to the recent fears around the future of motorcycling. You can go to www.motogiveashift.com to view the reports, transcripts and other information regarding Give a Shift.

I was lucky enough to attend the G.A.S. presentation at Lucky Wheels Garage. Wiggins and I give our thoughts on some of the long term patterns that may have lead to the circumstances that have the moto media and some industry experts concerned.

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