Welcome back to another episode of High Side Low Side, the motorcycle podcast with Mr.

Zach Quartz and myself, Spurgeon Dunbar at the Helms of these lovely microphones.

Hello everybody, welcome, welcome, Spurgeon, we got it, we got so much to cover.

What are we covering today, talks through?

We've got T-shirts, we've got news, we've got Spencer Robert joining us again for those

of you that are looking back on season four, Spencer was the one that joined us as we

talked about motorcycles and movies, he is not going to be joining us as we dive into the

best and worst looking motorcycles ever ever ever. I think this is going to be a pretty hot

button topic of an issue because I think everybody has their own idea of what makes a good looking

bike or a bad looking bike. Sure, very subjective, I'm very interested with just for you viewers and

listeners, we have not talked about this with each other, we've done our own research, we've compiled

our little lists, so we're coming in sort of blind, so all of the arguments that we have,

we have not had before, promise. I'm waiting to see, I'm waiting to see what you find to be a

a pretty motorcycle, a luckily motorcycle, which ones you've owned. I'm very interested in

diving into this one. Yeah, same, same. So, that being said, we should, we got to get through

the housekeeping stuff as soon as we can and get Spencer on here and start talking about what

motorcycles are good looking and what more cycles aren't because that's what everyone's looking

forward to. As usual, a tip of the cap to our sponsor, Motuil. I would just like to say, as always,

that Motuil helps us with the production costs of this show. As always, it is a very unprofessional

outfit, but it does cost money to put this all together and to pay our producer chase's

exorbitant salary. So, thanks to Motuil for supporting high side low side. If you need

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