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for listening. Maxis, Tires and Firepower also on board with us. But let's get right to our guest. He's got a new role in the industry and it was interesting to see him at the races, the last half of the nationals. And yeah, it's interesting always to talk to the Tyler Bowers. What's up, Bear? How are you, buddy?

Good, man.

Just living the dream, you know.

Yeah, I hear you.

Thanks for doing it.

It's appreciate it.

Look, always to talk to the Tyler Bowers. What's up, Bear? How are you, buddy?

Good, man. Just living the dream, you know? Yeah, I hear you. Thanks for doing it. Appreciate it. Look, for people who don't know, you showed up on the scene, team manager for the Tylew of Honda team. I guess take us through that. Before we sort of so much talk about doing the role, how did it come together? What were you doing?

Who did you know?

Who called you?

Why'd you want to do it?

So, much talk about doing the role. How did it come together? What were you doing? Who did you know?

Who called you? Why did you want to do it? So, I had been training slash coaching Trevor call-up for like the last two years. He's actually one of the riders I've worked the longest with.

And, you know, Trevor's tons of talent. I mean, just badass on the bike. He just, lots, lots of bad luck for him. And the last couple of years has been pretty hard. And then I'm sure you're familiar with the, the, what happened in Hanktown, you know, broken femur, then some medical crazy stuff happens. Next day, you know, he's, he's having strokes. So, yeah, if you do it better, he's doing better he's doing a little yeah he's he's i'm so thankful um he does he sounds like it's doing better he's doing

he's i'm i'm so thankful because like i said working with him for a couple years man he's like

he's like a son to me man i love that kid and um when that happened man it was it was pretty scary

like the next day he was like like couldn't speak at all kind of like vegetable type state we were we were really really

worried but within a week he made tons of progress and then at this point now it's like you know

I was worried about him just being able to be a regular dude right like now he's you know he's way

past that he's looking to hopefully race uh shooting for east shooting for east yeah he'd like to do

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