S10E12: Garrett Gerloff: World Superbike, Crashing & Why He Loves Scooters
About this episode
Garrett Gerloff, a World Superbike racer and scooter enthusiast, joins the hosts to discuss his journey in motorcycle racing, from his early days on a PW 50 to competing at the highest levels. The conversation touches on the challenges of transitioning between different bikes, the importance of cross-training, and the impact of airbag technology on rider safety. With humor and insight, Garrett shares stories of crashes, superstitions, and the camaraderie of racing, while also reflecting on the evolving landscape of motorcycle brands, including the rise of Chinese manufacturers. This episode is a blend of personal anecdotes and professional insights, making it a captivating listen for motorcycle enthusiasts.
It's the Highside/Lowside Season 10 finale, and we're going out with a bang! World Superbike racer Garrett Gerloff joins Zack and Spurg for a wide-ranging conversation that covers everything from the mindset of a pro racer to the simple joy of riding a Yamaha Zuma.
If you've ever wondered what a world-class rider thinks about group rides, speeding tickets, or even the Honda Gold Wing, this is the episode for you.
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"...y. It's like, it's like being on a moped behind a semi truck on the freeway instead of a hard, you know ..."
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"people are good at spinning wrenches on a motorcycle. You got spin wrench..."
Honda Civic
"...to do this anymore. I want to go back to my Honda Civic and just, you know, turn the air conditioning on"
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