motorcycle culture

Episode Summary:

This episode of "Live Ontwowheels" takes us on a wild ride through a mix of motorcycle talk, personal anecdotes, technical hiccups, and hilarious banter. Joined by special guest Do It With Dan, we delve into everything from the challenges of live streaming to the nuances of motorcycle culture, all while navigating a series of unexpected twists and turns.

Key Moments:

• [00:00:32] - Technical Troubles: The episode kicks off with a candid behind-the-scenes look at the crew's struggle with audio issues, showcasing the unfiltered reality of live streaming.
• [00:02:10] - Warm Welcome to Dan: Do It With Dan makes his entrance in a manner as grand as the technical difficulties, with a discussion that veers from the profound to the profoundly silly.
• [00:05:45] - Warhead Challenge Redux: A nostalgic trip back to childhood candies leads to Dan braving a lemon Warhead, prompting reactions ranging from amusement to empathy.
• [00:08:20] - T-Pain Appreciation: A brief interlude honors T-Pain as a "national treasure," sparking a debate about his contributions to music and culture.
• [00:15:35] - Motorcycle Meetup Memories: Dan and the hosts reminisce about past motorcycle meetups, sharing stories of camaraderie, chaos, and the lessons learned from organizing large group rides.
• [00:22:50] - Audio Troubleshooting Success: The mystery of the persisting audio issues is finally solved, thanks to Dan's suggestion, leading to a light-hearted exploration of his unexpected expertise in sound engineering.
• [00:25:40] - Sim Racing Shenanigans: Conversation shifts to Dan's passion for sim racing, revealing plans for a "drunk driving sim" night and discussing the immersive world of virtual racing.
• [00:35:00] - Quickshifter Segment: A rapid-fire discussion on the latest motorcycle news and releases, showcasing the hosts' ability to offer insightful commentary with a humorous twist.
• [00:40:15] - Ghost Tip of the Week: A sage piece of advice is humorously attributed to Abraham Lincoln, reminding viewers not to believe everything they read on the internet.
• [00:45:00] - Closing Chaos: The episode wraps up with a flurry of jokes, shout-outs, and a heartfelt thank you to Dan for joining the whirlwind that is "Live Ontwowheels."

Guest Bio:
Do It With Dan - A renowned figure in the motorcycle YouTube community, known for his engaging content that spans from thrilling rides to deep dives into motorcycle mechanics. His presence adds a unique blend of expertise and entertainment to the episode.

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Michael Lichter rode a motorcycle to the Black Hills Rally in Sturgis, South Dakota, for the first time in 1979—44 years ago. He documented that trip with a camera from the seat of his Harley-Davidson Shovelhead. Little did Lichter know that inaugural visit to  the wildly popular biker party would lead to attending dozens more rallies and hundreds of other similar events and gatherings around the world.

Lichter fell in love with photography when he was a kid. By age 13, he had a working darkroom set up in the basement of his parents’ home. Even on school nights, he would work until the early hours of the morning, when his parents came knocking. Later, he began to focus his lens on the biker culture and the quickly expanding custom side of motorcycling.

In 2000, Lichter produced his first “Motorcycles As Art” exhibition, which morphed into a themed annual event staged initially at the Journey Museum in Rapid City. When the show outgrew that venue, Lichter moved it to Sturgis. From 2009 through 2022, the world-renowned artist curated the exhibit in a 7,000-square-foot gallery built specifically to house the show at the Sturgis Buffalo Chip.

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Ten minutes about Tarzan Boy by Baltimora, a 100% Do Not Bring a Ghost Home Policy and the Otis Spunkmeyer cookie hustle. Join us for a mashup of outtakes, hijinks, and other shenanigans.  

In this episode, we bring you behind the mic for a collection of audio clips that didn't make it into the first nine episodes. Ridiculous moments happen pretty frequently (spelled without a w) off-air, so we're using our tenth episode as an excuse to share them with you. Expect a bunch of voice-over readings for AI-generated Berries & Blades ads, confirmation that "Willie internet weak," Taylor rant about loud motorcycle speakers, and several intro/outro outtakes. In other words, listen to us be foolish for 58 minutes, lol. Enjoy!

Games briefly mentioned in this episode: Horizon Forbidden West, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, Halo, Mario Bros., Halo Infinite, and Ghost of Tsushima.

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On tonight's episode of Live Ontwowheels, the boys dig into motorcycle racing both from a spectator point of view and a track day perspective. 

Welcome to LIVE Ontwowheels, the weekly motorcycle live show that covers all things motorcycle-related here on the Internet! 

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Show Notes:

Jerry Deluca, executive producer and the man behind the new motorcycle racing reality TV show called "Motorcycle Wars: Blood, Sweat & Gears". Jerry is an accomplished motorcycle builder with a passion for racing and the people who make the sport what it is, which gave birth to his incredible TV show which seeks to mix the two.

In this episode, Jerry shares with us his journey over the last 15 years, building and growing his connections and experience, and talks about the challenges and rewards of creating a new reality TV show that showcases the intense world of motorcycle racing.

We discuss the behind-the-scenes of the making of "Motorcycle Wars: Blood, Sweat & Gears", the show's format, and the personalities that make up the cast. Jerry also shares his thoughts on the future of motorcycle racing and how he hopes to inspire a new generation of riders through the show.

Whether you're a motorcycle enthusiast or just curious about the world of reality TV, you won't want to miss this fascinating conversation with Jerry Deluca. So sit back, relax, and enjoy this episode of Bru Time.

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In this episode, we're joined by Jonathan Hull, founder of Jonathan Hull Bespoke Motorcycles.

Jonathan is a true craftsman and artist when it comes to motorcycles. His bespoke creations are renowned for their style, quality, and attention to detail. In this chat, we'll learn more about how he got started in the motorcycle industry, what inspires his designs, and some of the unique challenges he faces when building custom motorcycles for his clients.

If you're a motorcycle enthusiast or just someone who appreciates fine craftsmanship, then you won't want to miss this episode. Tune in to the Bru Time podcast and join us for a fascinating chat with one of the leading names in the world of bespoke motorcycles.

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Thanks for listening folks and remember... Look after those you love, keep getting on out there whenever you can, and LIVE your life!