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It's the LVK More Than Moto podcast with your host, Louis Phillips and Kellan Brower.

Welcome back, everyone, to another Leatt LVK, More Than Moto podcast.

I'm Kellan Brower, joined by Lewis Phillips, and we have breaking news, quite literally, as we record this show.

As KTM has officially just announced Eli Tomac joining the program, Jorge Prado is back. Obviously, Aaron Plessinger and Julian Beaumare is still there. But this just comes a day after more news. Chase Sexton joining Monster Energy Kawasaki, Garrett Barge Banks will be his 450 teammate. And of course, all the PC writers announced below that as well. So a couple big days of news, Big Lou, to go off of. First of all, how are you doing on this Tuesday? WSX coming up? It's frantic times right now. It really is. Of course, we had Chase, which we knew was coming. We've just had Tomac, which we knew was coming. I've just found out I'm going to WSX. Did not know that was coming. It's a Viva La Argentina, I guess. I'm flying tomorrow. Catch the fever.

Oh, man. I was trying to think today of like, in the past when I was growing up and you'd hear

these big news be dropped, like how exciting or interesting it would be. But nowadays, with how

much information gets out, how much we already know this stuff has been brewing, like what is your feeling this week? Like, it used to be almost like Christmas Day when these things would get announced because it'd be like, oh, look at all these new photos. And I didn't expect that move to happen or whatever. But we've known this for so long. So does it feel a little subdued to you?

Oh, that's hard to say.

Somewhat maybe?

I mean, the real attraction now is just the first photo, isn't it? Because that is truly the one thing that none of us see, no matter if you're super-connected

or not.

So there is that element, which is exciting and important, but then equally, Chase on a Kawasaki

didn't blow my wig back. I was like, oh my God, this looks incredible. And the same with

Eli on a KTM. So perhaps my reaction to those photos was subdued. Eli especially. Eli looks

exactly as I would have expected on a KTM.

Like, in my mind, even the style of whip, the angle of the whip, the photo angle, it's all

exactly as I dreamed up. So, yeah, I mean, it's just nice to have it out there more than anything, isn't it?

Because how many times have we gone around in circles, speculating and theorizing this move?

It's nice just to have it out, and now we can unpack it properly.

Yeah, the Tomac thing to me, the photos of him riding look totally normal to me.

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