Hey, everybody. Welcome yet again to high side, low side. My name is that

course I am joined as always by Spurgeon Dunbar, how you doing today, Spurgeon.

Good man. I'm all riled up to talk about motorcycles with you and our guest

today who is going to be Jen Dunston. And appropriately, we are going to be

covering the, what is it going to be? The big tall and small, I think is the way

that we rhymed it all together. I'm representing the big, you're representing the tall,

and then Jen's going to represent the small. And we're going to talk about all

things, ergo dynamics as they compare to different motorcycle types. And then the

size of the rider that might be on the motorcycle. That's right. Best and worst

bikes for people that are tall, small, everywhere in between beginners, long

distance, city bikes, sport bikes, dirt bikes, whatever. I hope it's not give it

all away. Let's build some of that suspense up. Yeah. Okay, you're right. Sorry, sorry.

We're not going to talk about any of that. It's going to be super exciting. We're

also going to give away a t-shirt and cover viewer listener comments from you, our

faithful viewers and listeners. But before we get into any of that, let's get in

a word from our loyal sponsor, Motel. Our sponsor, Motel. That's M-O-T-U-L, just in

case. I didn't know how to spell Motel. And as usually we just want to give a

tip at the cap to Motel, they give us the money that we need to produce this

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