I had a ball bearing.

I lost a ball bearing. And I just needed like a tiny little. So Adam Sheard was like, hey, grab a tiny rock and wrap it in aluminum foil, pack it in there. And that'll be your ball. And sure enough, you know, every 50 miles, it would get crushed. So I'd have to replace. But it got me, got me there. Right. And now, Dinner Bites, a new spinoff of Dinner with Racers, presented by Continental Tire.

With your host. And now, Dinner Bites, a new spinoff of Dinner with Racers, presented by...

Hot Nantle Tire.

With your host, Ryan Eversley and Sean Heckman.

And welcome to yet another edition of Dinner Bites.

I'm Sean Heckman.

I'm Ryan Eversley.

And we say this in every episode, but Dinner Bites is just sort of a small little offshootot of the normal dinner with racers podcast. This is just sort of a kind of short form bite-sized remotes with not necessarily people in racing, just people that we find cool. And this is, this is another one, Ryan. Yeah, this is my buddy Drew Perelmutter, who I met in Atlanta randomly about a couple years ago now when I was driving my

little active van Yoshi I went to go get some coffee and he just came up to me and started asking

me questions turns out the dude is one of the most interesting guys I've ever met he travels

all over the continent on motorcycles and does these crazy camping trips he goes to Baja he's just a

real real motorhead and just a fun guy to chat with. So going into this, I didn't know Drew at all. You mentioned his name. I looked him up on Instagram, and he's exactly the kind of guy you would expect that rides vintage motorcycles. He's got the mustache, the vintage shirts, everything looks like it's from 1970. But as opposed to the normal

people that get my ire who act like this, Drew actually does his own stuff. He works on his

own bikes. He rides them cross-continent. So he's allowed to own the sort of hipster vibe that

he gives off. Yeah, he's one of my favorite people to follow on Instagram because his stories

like are, I mean, literally these crazy motorcycle rallies where it's a tent, a small toolkit, some food, and a couple of buddies, you know, and they go do these crazy rides. And he's also quite talented with the photography as well. And he writes for several motorcycle publications. And Drew's one of those people that I really respect because he's doing what he wants to do for a living, but he's doing it because he has to work for it by having multiple multiple different streams. He does photography, he writes a lot, but all of this to sort of support his habit of writing vintage motorcycles. But to make this work, he of course has to rely on work and sponsorship, and does that sound familiar, Ryan? It sure does. Continental first mentioned the Dinner Bites idea to us, Drew was actually one of the first people I thought of because he's such an interesting character. He rides motorcycles all over the place. And in fact, he knows a lot about Continental tires. He does. And so do we, because they have been a longtime sponsor. They're They're making this whole dinner bites and dinner with racers series happen.

Of course, no more dinner with racers will be coming soon.

And that's what we got.

You happy, Ryan?

Cottonuttle tire.

Are you happy every time with this?

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