FXR Racing/Race Tech Privateer Island #173-Richard Taylor

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Steve Matthes

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🗓️ 2 February 2022

⏱️ 42 minutes

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We talk to Taylor about his first ever 250SX main event, how he came to ride 250SX. his comeback from injury, stunt work, Chiz and more. FXR Racing.com and Pulp20 code at Race Tech to save.

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0:00.0	Welcome everybody to another edition of the FXR Racing, Race Tech Suspension, Privateer Island Life podcast.
0:06.7	This is number 173 in the series, and I'm stoked to do it with a good friend of mine who made his first career main event this past weekend in Anaheim, and I'm really, really happy for him.
0:18.1	It's Richard Taylor. What's up, little RT? How are you?
0:21.4	What's going on?
0:22.2	I'm good.
0:22.9	So your dad's rich.
0:24.6	You're Richard, but you're kind of rich, too.
0:28.0	So I never quite know what you, junior, R.T. Jr., what do people call you?
0:34.7	Yeah, so my dad, everyone knows my dad is rich, so he kind of took Rich, I feel like.
0:40.4	Yeah, I feel like he did too, right?
0:42.5	Yeah.
0:43.5	So I've been, I guess I'm Richard, but I'm never really go by junior or anything.
0:49.1	I don't really know why, but yeah, I'm pretty much Richard Taylor.
0:51.8	What are your friends call you?
0:53.8	Oh, Richard. Oh, they friends call you? Oh, Richard.
0:54.6	Oh,
0:54.8	they do say Richard.
0:55.4	Oh, dude.
0:56.2	Or the wagemen's.
0:57.5	Wagemen's call me Ricky,
0:59.0	Rick Dick,
1:00.3	all sorts of things.
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