Guest: Ron Lechien Jan 2008

The Steve Matthes Show on RacerX

Steve Matthes

Racerx, Pulpmx, Professional, 051142, Motocross, Sports & Recreation, Supercross, Steve Matthes

4.7 • 878 Ratings

🗓️ 18 January 2008

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

An extraordinary account of the career of Ron Lechien from the mouth of The Dogger himself. All the questions are answered frankly making this interview a must listen.

Transcript

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0:00.0	I'm going to be
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0:10.0	I'm Hello everybody out in computer land.
0:33.0	Welcome to the RacerX Canada podcast, brought to you by the fine folks at ShiftRacing Canada.
0:38.8	You can check them out on the web at shiftracing.ca, where you can enter for a chance to be in their next ad campaign with Brock Heppler.
0:45.2	It'll just be you and him in the back of a limo with some Playboy playmates.
0:49.2	All right, I just made that last part up, but check out their website anyways. If any of you have listened to the last podcast I did with Jason Wigant, I mentioned that I wanted to do something for a retronight at Anaheim 2,
0:59.9	which is this weekend coming up. I accomplished my goal. In honor of everything that relates to the 80s,
1:05.9	I spoke with none other than 1985 125 125 national champion, two-timeocross the nation's champion, the doggar,
1:12.6	Ron Lechine.
1:13.6	Ronnie has been a friend of mine for a few years now.
1:15.6	I remember in my KTM mechanic days going to this little sandwich shop by the KTM shop
1:20.5	and one day looking over and seeing the doggar there eating a turkey on wheat and I couldn't
1:24.6	believe it, just in awe.
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