Hey guys, thanks for tuning in to another week of Ask Ping. We've got some questions, so let's get at it.

First one, Best Modo podcast by far, more genuine the most. I like that. By the way, the Steve

Cavalera episode was one of the best. More people should check it out. So you know how they say there are no stupid questions?

Well, this is definitely a stupid question, but it's one I've always wondered. In all of your years of racing and being around so many talented riders, the best of the best, have you ever met anyone that couldn't hold a wheelie? You don't have to name names, but I can't for the life of me keep one balanced and I actually

practice them.

Where no one else can see, of course, and I know it's dumb and I know it doesn't matter,

it just pisses me off a little.

It would make me feel better to know if there were others out there that made it somewhere

in this sport while still suffering with this affliction. Give me hope that I can still be a better rider racer. Anyways, maybe if I pop a couple

bag or that could help keep it up. All jokes aside, thanks for all you do. There was no name to this one,

but I appreciate the letter. And listen, I'm going to make you feel better about yourself this is not

abnormal I can do a fast wheelie for a ways but I can't do like the slow wheelie

and ride the brake I never messed around with it enough to get good at it and I

know I'm not the only one again I'm not'm not going to name names, but friends of mine in the industry,

racers that I know that are great racers, there are some of them that are like,

oh, yeah, I can't, I can't do that.

So I don't think Baguer is going to help with this affliction.

I think that's a different thing there,

buddy, but you're not alone with this. But I will say, I think there's value to being able to

do it, to learning it. If you listen to the David Villain episode that we just shot in this first

part, he talks about John Michelle Bale and how he spent so much time on the motorcycle.

And he'd ride laps the normal way on the track, then ride backwards, then do sections and do jumps,

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