Hey everyone. Welcome back to another Pink Bike podcast. I'm Mike Levy, your usual host for these things.

And I am, without a doubt, biased. It's true. I really do like and dislike some things over other things for reasons that may not make sense to

you or even myself on some days, or those reasons may seem a bit unfair, which is the literal

definition of being biased. So, episode 62 is titled Editor Preference and Why They Matter. So the

truth is, though, that you're all biased as well,

including all the other reviewers and editors out there. We all have our preferences, and no matter

how objective and impartial we are, there's no way that our preferences don't color these

reviews that we do. No review is truly unbiased, and you should always keep that in mind that, well, my opinion

and everyone else's is mostly shaped by not just how the product performs, but also a little

by my preferences and opinions, guys. And that's why we try to be transparent about those

preferences when writing product reviews, and it's why today's podcast is all about

editor preferences, why they matter, and why it's important that you should be aware of them,

so you can make better decisions when you're buying bikes and gear. So, as usual, I've got Mike

Kazimer on the Pink Pod, who I'm sure will be happy to point out all of my questionable preferences

for the next hour.

Casimir, you and I have very different priorities when it comes to pretty much anything and

everything, be it bikes, cars, food, animals, and who knows what else.

But I think that makes our reviews and our conversations a little more interesting, eh?

Yeah, we're good.

We have differences.

We can argue pretty.

We're good at arguing, so that helps.

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