January 24th...
Carla King talks with Tigra Tsujikawa about the AMA International Women & Motorcycling Conference, July 26-29 in Carson City, Nevada. This is the second conference she has managed, leveraging her love of the sport and her work with women’s clubs and women leaders. Tigre has worked in the powersports industry for 12 years, with 26 years of street riding and eight years of off-road, dual sport, and desert racing.
This Tuesday, J (JJUSTJ) will be interviewing Phil Smage pronounced ( smahhhhh geeeee) The became world know from Americas got Talent. Their trails demonstrations and trick riding skills have helped educate Americans in what is possible on a trials bike.
The Florida Mountain 1000? Iron Butt Magazine's own Ira Agins will answering that question along with last minute info for the yearly IBA Pizza Party in Jacksonville FL. Ira will also setting the parimeters for the Waffle House Grand Tour conceived by Curt Gran and benefiting the Hoagy's Heroes long-distance charity rides philanthropy.
With riding season still about 10-12 weeks off for the most of us, Ted Moyer of the the BMWMOA returns with an update on what is going on behind the scenes in the off season.
January 17th...
A key component of riding comfort is one's motorcycle grip. Our All Things Gadgetal correspondent, Tim "Timmer" Bowman brings on Dave Reppert, owner and founder of Original Beemer Buddies/Original Grip Buddies LLC, producer of a nifty after market handgrip enhancer. First featured in Timmer's 2011 Christmas Gift Suggestions, listen in as he and Dave explore the history, features and benefits of this comfort enhancing item. There are models to fit most motorcycles
When we last spoke with Danielle Murdoch she was in the mountains of Pakistan. Since she has travel thru, Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Egypt, and Syria on her Motomonkey Adventure, listen in for her candid conversation with Tom. Here's her link to Hyper link Motomonkey Adventure
Mark Kincart with Klim Technical Riding Gear returns to bring us up to date on what Klim will be offering new this spring to kick off the riding season. if you are a snowmobile rider during the winter months Klim is right there with technical riding gear for you too.
January 10th...
Denise Maple, owner of VaVaVroom, will interview Tamela Rich, rider author of Live Full Throttle: Life Lessons From Friends Who Faced Cancer. This book is a collection of stories from women facing the ultimate sink hole, and doing it with grace, humor, moxie and joy.
He went looking for faith but couldn't find it in the church... I Just Wanna Ride (WTF) By Dr. Robert Kopp. It's raw, rough, real, and maybe even redemptive; and he could lose his day job for writing about it! I Just Wanna Ride is an Ivy League pastor's search for authentic faith on a motorcycle after he couldn't find it after years in academics, pulpits, or pews. From his immersion into biker culture since watching Easy Rider as a teenager, the author holds no punches in this provocative, edgy, and risky look at hogs and those who ride 'em as a metaphor and challenge to believers and bikers. Too authentic for "church ladies" and too concerned about "faith" for secularists, this book demands reading by all of 'em if any of 'em still care about Who and what matter most sooner or later and definitely in the end.
Suffering cabin fever due to the lack of saddle time? Robert Cooper of Moto Caribe has just the right antidote for you. Robert will be on talking about what is new and Moto Caribe the Dominican Republics motorcycling touring specialist.
The voice of Rev'it Tex Mawby returns for his 1st Tuesday of the month segment. Tex will getting the SSU Nation up too date with the latest behind the scenes goings on at Rev'it builders of the riding gear not even Tom can wear out.
January 3rd 2012!...
Lisa Erbes from Eddies Road is ready to let us all in on the big secret. A recent $25k grant will go a long way in the groups efforts, Lisa will also in on what will be happening in 2012
The only person with more appearances in the SideStand Up chat room is Willy. For over 4 years Willy Lopez has been the staple in the chat room asking $ answering questions, opining, instigating, praising, teaching and learning along the way. Mike Abernathy's neighbor and friend has been listening since the get go. Willy isn't just the heart & Soul of the chat room she's a wonderful artist who traveled Europe behind her husband on his moto in the early 60's. This Tuesday we will be talking to Willy for a this is your life segment.
The National Traffic Safety Board has called for a nationwide ban on the use of cell phones and text messaging devices while driving.
How does this affect the Motorcycle community? Are we safer if this becomes law? Is this an overreach from the government? Tune in to hear Chaz and Imre discuss this important topic, and what it means to riders
December 13th...
"Classic Mistakes Turned Legend"
"They exist as production miscues...built ahead of their time, these motorcycles failed to meet public approval.
But like a time drug, when vision
and brilliance of engineering is realized, does the overdue appreciation come. Join Vintage Motorcycles Online journos Nolan Woodbury and John Cerilli as they discuss with the SSU crew four of motorcycling's greatest mistakes-turned-legend."
Denise Maple of VaVaVroom has another exciting interview lined up. A motorsports enthusiast to the core, Kawasaki Public Relations Manager, Jan Plessner, has been leading the way for women and motorsports for 22 years. 
Working in the powersports industry since 1989, one of Jan’s key passions is her commitment to reaching out to female motorcyclists whether it’s through positive role models or teaching Kawasaki dealers about female motorcycle customers, or supporting the Women’s Motocross Association. In 2005, Jan received the WIMA (Women’s International Motorcycle Association) Image Award. The Image award is presented to women who are dedicated to the sport of motorcycling and pave the way for future generations with their positive attitudes. In 2008, Jan was recognized as the “PR Person of the Year” by Motorcycle-usa.com
Mark Kincart with Klim Technical Riding Gear is back with ideas for the moto riders on you Christmas list.
No matter the needs of the rider on your list Revzilla has an answer. Anthony Bucci will be giving us tips on how to pick the gift that best fits each rider's needs.
December 6th...
The first and longest surviving SideStand Up, Denise Maple will be featured in another This Is Your Life Segment! We'll find out how Denise's passion for two wheels started, how the ever popular Va Va Vroom clothing line for "Those Girls" was conceived, and much much more.
Tex Mawby of SideStand Up's primary sponsor Rev"it "The riding apparel not even Tom can wear out" returns to get our listeners up to date with what is new at the industry leader in riding gear. The Holiday season is in full swing check out Rev'it on the SSU homepage for the perfect gift for the moto riders in your life!
For the last segment this year Chaz and Imre will turn their focus to off highway topics. If you ever ride off road on any type of vehicle, you will want to tune in. The Federal government makes decisions that affect your right to ride in many areas. Make sure to catch this segment to stay informed!
He's back calling in from Nairobi, Kenya Jay Kannalyan has been laying low for a bit embracing the Dark Continent's culture. Jay will be catching us up while spreading eudaimonia thru curry diplomacy on a bare bones budget. Follow Jay's adventure on www.jamminglobal.com
Is there anything more American than the small block Chevy? Young guns Lee Conn and Brian Case couldn't think of anything more iconic and durable than the small block for the Motus V4 powered machine to become the first American designed and produced sport touring machine the "Motus". Motus isLatin for "motion" translated to passion by this dynamic team will be rolling out of their Birmingham America's first hand built limited production touring machine early summer of 2012. Tom has coined these two daring young men who are definant to failure the Orville and Wilbur of the motorcycling future. We'll find on why and how it all started the highs and lows of thinking outside the norm, another don't miss segment.
November 29th...
Our All Things Gadgetal guy, Tim "Timmer" Bowman will cover what is probably the smallest gadget to come on the show so far. Listen in as he interviews Richard Jodoin, founder and owner of Dimple Oil Magnets (www.drainplugmagnets.com) about these very powerful little devices to help reduce your motorcycle engine's crankcase oil contamination. Plus, add a new word to your vocabulary: neodymium.
He may be off the road for the season but Dan Allen
of 
has the perfect Christmas gifts for you and your riding friends just a key stroke away. Tune in to hear how you can benefit from ordering now.
Mike (GRIZZ) Newton presents...
Domonic Anderson, BMW’s drag racer stops by to update us on how his season went and what’s in store for him next year.
JjustJ Sheets will be talking with Sherri Jo Wilkins. 
A Harley owner for many years, Sherri Jo has acted as a light aircraft navigator-copilot, sailed a yacht through the Pacific islands while dodging pirates , surely a world moto tour was the next logical step. The big difference she is doing this adventure solo. Logging over 539 days and countless miles to date, she's heading south through Mexico presently. Tune in to hear of friendships made, fears conquered, and obstacles over come.
Miss Adventuring Carla King chats with Trillium Tours leader and author Liz Jansen about her book: Women, Motorcycles and the Road to Empowerment: 50 Inspirational Stories of Adventure and Enlightenment. The book is a journey told through a series of Liz's interviews of motorcycling women about how they came to the sport, and how it has empowered them in other parts of their life. Autographed copies just in time for holiday gifting, too!
November 22nd...
2 Brothers 2 Bikes 18,651 km "The Middle Kingdom Ride" through China. Ryan and Colin Pyle circumnavigated Country of China a place where very few westerners will ever have the opportunity to do. Toronto born raised and educated Ryan today a permanent resident of China makes his first appearance on SideStand Up educating our listeners of the very mysterious country, the beauty, the many different cultures, and the people of what is know throughout the world as the "The Sleeping Giant". link http://www.mkride.com/english.html
Mark Kincart of Klim Technical Riding Gear returns. It may be close to or at the end of the riding season but not if you ride snowmobiles, Klim has you covered there too! Mark will be getting us up to date on the newest riding gear with the latest technology.
For the first time in the 40 year history of the BMWMOA there is a Executive Director and it's our very own Ted Moyer. We're hoping that Ted can sneak us in his busy schedule to talk about his new position and what is coming up for the MOA members for 2012.
From Iron Butt Magazine Ira Agins will be catching us up to speed in the world of endurance riding. Ira will be talking about the recent midnight gathering at LA's famous Pink's Hotdogs, while touching base about endurance riding events for 2012.
Cruiserworks is back bigger and better than ever. The man behind the charge Bob Richter will be giving us great ideas for the Holiday Season from incredible line up.
Dennis Munden on Motorcycle-Maps "the maps that direct riders and travelers to Mon & Pop owned businesses around the country returns to update the SSU on what's new. The is NOW an app for Motorcycle-Maps available and Dennis will be letting our listeners in on the newest feature available to keep the small motels, cafes, and service shops in business.
November 15th...
Our All Things Gadgetal guy, Tim Bowman, "Timmer" brings his annual motorcyclist holiday gadget gift segment. Listen in as he gives his picks for this year's top 10 motorcycle gadget gifts. There's likely to be something on the list for any of your favorite motorcyclists, even Tom. And these won't bankrupt you. Just like Christmas, there are no previews. You have to listen in to get the list, and you'll not be disappointed.
"Can I get parts?"
"Easily the most common question among would-be vintage bike owners, the prospect of buying a 'orphan' vintage motorcycle is
something anyone would want to avoid. John Cerilli and Nolan Woodbury of Vintage Motorcycles Online will not only list the top five easiest machines to get parts for, but tell you why you shouldn't need many."
As the riding season come to an end for many of us and cabin fever season begins for a great many of us, Moto Caribe has just the antidote. Moto Caribe offers guided tours throughout the exotic Dominican Republic. Robert Cooper of Moto Caribe is back to let the SideStand Up listeners know what they can expect while riding in the beautiful DR. Why stay cooped up staring out the window unable to ride when there is an incredible tropical adventure guided Robert and his team.
November 8th...
Denise Maple's Guest this month
Diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer at age 30, Tia Bruno underwent a lumpectomy, mastectomy, chemotherapy and reconstruction surgery. Using complimentary medicine such as yoga, energy healing, holistic medicine, QiGong, and laughter, she is 9 years cancer free!
As an Amazon Heart Thunder
participant and as a model for the Pink Label campaign by Harley-Davidson, Tia has been tirelessly promoting awareness and prevention of breast cancer in young women. Originally from Wisconsin, Tia now lives in the Los Angeles area and works as a special education teacher.
As it starts to get cooler in most of the country, cold riders become distracted riders who might make distracted decisions. Mike Ebers of Warm & Safe Heated Gear "Home of the Heat-Troller" is back talking riding comfort in raw conditions. Extend your riding season, be warm when you ride!
What do boats, prisons, raw eggs and the Florida Gators homecoming have in common? Check in with Grizz as he recounts his escapades in the Long Riders of Florida's 3rd annual Digital Scavenger Hunt.
Tasmanian dual sport adventurer Bryce Purden will be talking with Tom about his recent ride across Africa with some mates. Bruce's story and photos across of his adventure across "The Dark Continent" can be seen here... This is another don't miss segment!
November 1st...
The guys will be talking safety courses this month. Whether you take your first safety course at a local tech college, an advance course years later, or pay to ride at a professional track, they all work to improve your skills as a rider. Is someone who takes one of these classes safer? Does it make you a better rider? Have you ever thought of signing up to coach such a class? Don't miss this month's discussion on this important topic!
Tex Mawby from Rev'it "The gear not even Tom can wear out" is back.
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You won't want to miss Tex he'll let the SSU Nation in on what's new at Rev'it for the holiday season and more.
As the fall colors season is coming to an end in western North Carolina, there's still plenty to do at The Iron Horse Motorcycle Lodge. John Powell is back to let us know what is going on the during the final days of fall, what is happening around the Iron Horse during the off season, and what we can expect for next year.
Tom welcomes Million Mile Moto Traveler, Celebrated Poet and Author Mark "Tiger" Edmonds. With well over a million miles on a motorcycle Tiger sits down with Tom to talk about his book of stories from the road " The Lonesome Lowdown Long-Gone Outbound Scootertrash Blues. If you are a rider of many miles or a new comer to the sport Tiger's stories will keep your nose in this absolute page turner.
From tragedy to triumph on and off the track to the huge suprise move in motocross David Pieser is back to lay it all out. There is currently and will be some interesting moves in this racing off season, David will be breaking it down for our listeners as they develope.
October 25th...
Miss Adventuring Carla King is back with adventure motorcycle travel writer Christopher Baker. Carla talked with Chris in April 2010 (download the MP3) about his book Mi Moto Fidel: Motorcycling Through Castro’s Cuba, but he’s also a Central America expert, longtime tour escort and lecturer. Chris will talk about the motorcycle tour he’s leading in 2012 to Costa Rica and Panama for MotoDiscovery.
From the world of endurance riding Iron Butt magazine's Ira Agin returns. Ira will be getting the SSU Nation up to date on upcoming events, what is happening from the inside of Iron Butt magazine, and the opening on the 2013 Iron Butt Rally application period. If you have any questions for Ira email Tom@SideStandUp.com
and we'll make sure to forward them.
This week, Ted will be joined by Vince Winkel, Media Editor for the BMW Motorcycle Owners of America. Vince is the person behind the BMW Owners News, the monthly travel and touring magazine published by the BMW MOA. Vince will join us to tell of the latest stories from the BMW motorcycle world as well as share his experiences collecting great articles for a major publication. Any SideStand Up listeners that have dreams of being motojournalists, Vince can give you the tips on how to publish work with the MOA. Vince will also have a special magazine offer for SideStand Up listeners! Join in to find out how to get the loot.
Tom welcomes back Motorcycle Hall of Famer Dave Despain, fresh off a five week adventure to Alaska. Dave will be describing how he prepared, the machine he rode, and the adventure with a couple of riding pals. Another you don't want to miss stories from the adventure segment.
October 18th...
Tom welcomes SideStand Up's newest advertising partner
Anthony Bucci
Co-Founder of Revzilla.
From exhaust systems, Schuberth helmets, to Rev'it riding gear, Revzilla has everything to meet and exceed your moto needs.
Bell Helmets Alpinestars
Our All Things Gadgetal guy, Tim Bowman, "Timmer" brings on Ross Harjes of Clocks4Bikes to chat about their line of nifty little clocks and thermometers. These products fill a nifty niche for a small unobtrusive analog clock and/or thermometer that mounts in a number of different ways. Listen in as Ross shares about how he got started and how this simple little product could be what you need to accessorize your bike. There's even an amazing three year "Even if you lose it" warranty.
JSheets (jjustj) Will be interviewing
Eric Hougen
the man behind Wolfman luggage
Located in Longmont Colorado, they have been producing luggage for over 19 years for all phases of motorcycling. Their products have been from Siberia to Africa. 
The name is well known in dual sport circles as well as long distance touring. They have set the standard for durable soft luggage. They use what they make, and stand behind the products they make, with a great warranty. Find out how the company started, why the company is all about motorcyclists.
wolfmanluggage.com
Show up at Sturgis for the big dance on a Honda Trail 70
Chuck Netzhammer did just that, all the way from Pearl Rive LA. He didn't stop there, Chuck will be Tom's guest talking of his adventure on a commonly uncommon machine from the Blue Ridge Parkway to a Harley Rally in Mississippi where will he show up next on the Trail 70 it's anybody's guess. This will be a fun conversation.
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The Drector of Racing at the CCS/ASRA racing series Kevin Elliot returns. As the season nears the close Kevin will bringing the SideStand Up listeners up to date as to who is in a position to take the #1 plate into next season.
October 11th...
Denise Maple of VaVaVroom will interview Buddy Stubbs. Following an extensive racing career, which included winning the Daytona 100 mile race in 1963, Buddy Stubbs started Arizona Harley-Davidson in 1966, which became the Valley's only Harley-Davidson franchise at that time. Since then, the franchise has grown and Buddy was a stuntman in the movie industry in the 70's and 80's. Buddy also owns Buddy Stubbs Motorcycle Museum with 3,000+ SF of 100+ rare motorcycles of over 30 different manufacturers.
The classes of motorcycling is a long list and it's getting longer. From pure super sports, to Works-class motocrossers and everything in between.
Among the most important is the touring motorcycle; purpose built for extended two-wheel travel. Where did these machines come from, and why? Nolan Woodbury and John Cerilli from Vintage Motorcycles Online join with the SSU crew to discuss the phenomenon, from Giuseppe Guzzi's visit to the Arctic Circle in 1928 to Triumph's modern 2300cc mega-tourer.
New Zealander and Moto Adventurer Phil Winter is back to talk about his trip thru the Australian outback
"The Aussie Ride". Phil and prior riding partner Phil Message set out for a 3 week 6000 km ride on most gavel roads across the Great Continent. Setting out from Perth Western Australia, to the center Alice Springs, then south finishing in Sydney (New South Wales).
October 4th...
Revi't Motorcycle Apparel has signed on as SideStand Up's primary sponsor. The SSU team welcomes Tex Mawley from Revit for his first of many monthly visits keeping our listeners up todate on what is going on from behind the doors at Revi't. Revi't has redefined industry standards since their introduction in 1995 to the motorcycle market, the 2011 line top to bottom is no exception. Revit's mission is to create the most inovative, functional, and stylish motorcycle appareal on the world market.
Tom welcomes SideStand Up's newest correspondent David Pieser who will be covering moto racing events from MotoCros to Moto GP around the world the first Tuesday evening of each month. While charging his way thru the crowded road racing ranks David crashed shattering his neck and dreams of becoming next track sensation. David has agreed to share his excitement for moto racing of all genres, extensive racing background, personal insight, and expertise to the SideStand Up Team.
JJUSTJ ( J Sheets) will be interviewing Belen Wagner Belen has set close to
50 records and is a FIM environmental steward for world trials championships. photo Bob Dalton
Back in the day on Saturday afternoons Wide World of Sports featured the greatest of sporting accomplishments. Once a year they world air men riding streamliners and such at the Bonneville Salt Flats. It's not just a man's event any longer, Leslie Porterfield is the absolute proof of that. Fresh off a new record of 236 mph Leslie is now known as "The Fastest Woman In The World" returns to SSU. Leslie will be racing us tfrom the process from preparation to speeding through the traps.
September 27th...
Miss Adventuring Carla King talks the finer points of the BMW GS adventure series - F650GS, F800GS, 1200GS - with Larry Saenz, General Manager of BMW Motorcycles San Francisco, Northern California's top-selling and the only exclusively BMW motorcycle dealership in the Bay Area. Riding since 1968, Larry has been involved with the BMW brand of cars and bikes for over 35 years. His stable currently includes a 1981 R 80G/S and a 2009 HP-2 Mega-Moto. Tune in and find out which GS is right for you!
When Roger Wiles informed Tom he would need to take a sabbatical from his monthly moto safety segment, tom immediately released it would tough to replace Roger. Roger wasn't about to leave the SSU nation short in the rider safety area, he suggested his friend and associate Tom Komjathy of Diversified Safety Konsulting to take over the segment. We will find out about Tom's back ground, why motorcycle safety is so important to him, and what we can expect in his future segments.
Celebrated author and motorcyclist Melissa Holbrook-Pierson returns. Melissa's newest book "The Man Who Would Stop At Nothing" delves into the world of endurance riding featuring one of the titans of the sport John Ryan. Melissa examines what makes this group of riders tick who's only reward is a a deep self satisfaction most riders will never understand.
September 20th...
Robert Dana returns talking about SpiritBikes a process where a photgraph of your favorite mtorcycle is transformed into a 3-deminsional work of art. Tom had the Asphalt Angel done and was blown away by the finished product every detail in 3-D.
After passing through India, Afganastan presently in Pakistan adventurer Danielle Murdoch continues to make her way fto Africa. Danielle may be the most candid rider to ever appear on SSU, you will want to be certain to hear miss her fresh take on life and the cultures of others. Follow Danielle's travels and check out her photos by logging onto Monkey Adventures.
Big Sid and his son and co-racer Matthew Biberman are back. Freshly back from a successful record setiing visit to the Salt Flats. The team made 10 passes on the Vincati single and a twin. Big Sid and Matthew will be speaking to the fun of the adventure and what they learned for their next trip on across The Salt.
September 13th...
Denise Maple will interview the G-Baby Racing Endurance Road Race Team (CMRA #13, CCS #413). Team members include Nicole Ayers, team captain/co-rider; Suzanne Mears, co-rider; Becka Caudle, co-rider; and Jim Doyle, team owner/co-rider. Jim and Anita Doyle formed G-Baby Racing in 2011. The G-Baby's mission is to promote racing, opportunity, and fun. Anita encouraged Jim from the beginning to include a lady in the program (smart woman!). The name “G-Baby Racing” honors their grandbaby daughter Brooklyn, who has Down syndrome. Denise will discuss with the team their racing results and goals and the state of women in motorcycling racing.
The coolest teacher in the country who teaches custom motorcycle building, welding, and fabrication in Kennedy. Kevin "Teach" Baas is back. Kevin isn't talking about teaching or building motorcycles, he just and a couple of friends just return from a ride to California and back. Kevin didn't ride a RT, ST, FJR, not even a Wing nope Kevin rode a 1947 Knucklehead that looks like it just came off a flat track when James Dean was still driving like a mad man. If you are fan of old school you'll want to tune in, Teach is Old School.
Everyone had at least one, or maybe more; the motorcycle that dominated the dreams and imagination of our youth.
What was yours? Kawasaki’s legendary Z1 900? How about BMW’s graceful R100RS, the Laverda Jota or perhaps something more elegant like the Indian Four or Brough’s very ‘superior’ Superior. Tune into SSU Tuesday, September 13th for VMOL’s Nolan Woodbury, John Cerilli and the SSU crew to find out if any of their dreams came true…
September 6th...
Tom welcomes Voni Glaves and Ardys Kellerman who became the first two women in NorthAmerica to document riding one million miles on BMW motorcycles. As they approached these accomplishments they arranged to meet in Ouray, Colorado to ride their one-millionth miles together on U.S. Highway 550,the “Million Dollar High
way. They reached this milestone at Red Mountain Overlook between Ouray and Silverton, Colorado the morning of August 30, 2011. Dealership documentation of their achievements has been sent to BMW Motorrad U.S.A. and to the BMW Motorcycle Owners of America, each of which provides mileage awards at 100,000 mile intervals.
Glaves, 64, is a retired teacher who resides in the Texas Big Bend just
north of Big Bend National Park. Kellerman, 79, is a retired
electronics technician who resides in Lexington, Texas. Both have been
riding BMW motorcycles for many years. Kellerman bought her first BMW in 1985. Glaves first BMW was her Mother’s Day present in 1977. Glaveaccumulated the million miles on 15 different BMWs over the years since then. Her highest mileage on a single motorcycle was 357,658 miles on a 1993 R1100RS, which she still owns. Kellerman has owned 16 BMWs including a 1999 R1100RT with 170,000 miles.
Both Kellerman and Glaves are experienced long distance endurance
riders. Glaves finished the 11-day Iron Butt Rally in 2003. Kellerman
completed the biennial 11-day Iron Butt Rally four times.
Chaz and Imre will be discussing lane splitting, also known as filtering in Europe. Widely popular in California, this concept has not yet made it to many other U.S. states. The guys will discuss why, and cover some new info on the topic that is sure to get us all thinking about lane splitting in a whole different way. Is this a great way to reduce congestion? Or a dangerous technique we should avoid? Tune in and learn more.
Tom welcomes Back Glen "The Striking Viking" Heggstad. Glen was the first Moto Adventurer to appear on SideStand Up, he's story set the tone of what SAideStand Up has become. Glen will be telling us about over coming cancer and catch the SSU Nation on his newest projects
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