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It’s just too….. to ride
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In this episode of the Throttle and Roast Podcast, host Niels Meersschaert draws a parallel to the Goldilocks principle as he explores the ideal riding conditions for motorcyclists. He reflects on his own experiences this year, discussing how relentless rain and extreme heat have made it challenging to find that "just right" time to ride. Niels emphasizes the discomfort and safety concerns that come with conditions that are either "too wet" or "too hot," reminding riders to listen to their instincts and wait for the perfect weather before hitting the road.
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Chapters
1. Introduction (00:00:00)
2. Too wet (00:01:48)
3. Too hot (00:03:42)
4. Too tired (00:06:56)
5. Too windy (00:09:20)
6. Too cold (00:11:19)
7. Wrap up (00:14:17)
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