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EPISODE · Nov 15, 2018

Mini Bike Mayhem

from Radio TRO · host Dean Multimedia Services, LLC

we discuss late-season day trips, new rider perspectives and a mini-bike world tour.

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Radio TRO is brought to you in part by: Twisted Road - Motorcycle Rental in the USA Visit Twisted.TRO.bike to get a FREE riding day! Robin has a disco ball. He has yet to decide where on his ride he wishes to put it. Until a decision is reached, he can stash it pretty much anywhere in he and his wife's Carbon 337 toy hauler as they're traveling the United States. Tim has seen a good bit of camping as well. He and his gal rented a small travel trailer to rest in while he attended a distant dirt gathering. The event was a lot of fun as group members from all over got together, shared tips and told stories. Travis's grandmother passed away. He chose to celebrate her life with a late season journey on his NC700X , crossing Lake Michigan before looping back over the top. He insists that our next trip as a trio should be primarily dirt, with camping gear, on mini-bikes. Speaker Entry: Travis Burleson - 00:02:51 Tim Clarke - 00:03:40 Robin Dean - 00:04:19 Emily Forscher - 00:31:40 Episode Page: https://tro.bike/?p=22001 Music by Otis McDonald

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