Hey, what's up guys? Welcome back to our off-road rhetoric series, episode three. We're here with

Precision Concepts, Kawasaki's Tyler Lynn. What's going on, Tyler? How are you doing, man?

Doing awesome. Just stoked to be on the podcast. Yeah, man. I appreciate you doing this with this.

Like I mentioned before we hit record. We're trying to talk to more off-road guys.

Moto and Supercross has hit pretty hard,

and I feel like off-road,

you have a lot of good riders and a lot of events going on and not much support out there for you guys.

So I think it's cool to dive into this side of the sport

and hear from you guys and everything that's going on over there.

For those who aren't familiar with who are, will you just give us a little background about

yourself, like where you're from, when you started riding?

Have you always been in the off-road?

Just things that people wouldn't know about you.

Yeah.

Yeah, no, for sure.

I started racing when I was four years old.

So super young and always, you know,

fell in love with it immediately. Just like everybody, their bike is something that's easy to

fall in love with. And I started racing the work series actually was my first series that I've

actually done when I was five years old. And, you know, started racing that for a few years and did some local,

local motocross just here and there, which is actually funny because I used to race with

Pierce Brown and Garrett March Brinks, both out of Utah when I was just a youngster.

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