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Spurgeon Dunbar
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Director of Content Programming and Writer, Common Tread
Philadelphia
Beats
Food , Gift Guides , Interviews, Beauty, Lifestyle, General News , Entertainment
Usually topics that don't include music and politics.
Content
By Riding StyleAdv, Spurgeon Dunbar| Highside / Lowside: Motorcycle Podcast@ If you ever listen to our Highside/Lowside podcast, or peruse my old articles on Common Tread, you’ll know that I am a fan of the classic motorcycle road trip. Even as I type the words, “road trip” conjures up visions of expanses of open road and beautiful scenery, traversed over multiple days if not weeks. Out there in the middle of nowhere, stopping in a different town every night, eating at sketchy truck stop diners or over an open fire at a remote campsite.
By Riding StyleAdv, Spurgeon Dunbar| Highside / Lowside: Motorcycle Podcast@ It was among the heaviest, had dinky little foot pegs that were uncomfortable to stand on, and a rear brake pedal and shifter that were difficult (at best) to use with off-road boots. The front suspension wasn’t adjustable, the rear shock was electronic, and the whole bike felt woefully soft. Plus it cost more than most of its competition. While it wasn’t a bad motorcycle, it stagnated in an increasingly popular class.
By Riding StyleAdv, Spurgeon Dunbar| Highside / Lowside: Motorcycle Podcast@ If you ever listen to our Highside/Lowside podcast, or peruse my old articles on Common Tread, you’ll know that I am a fan of the classic motorcycle road trip. Even as I type the words, “road trip” conjures up visions of expanses of open road and beautiful scenery, traversed over multiple days if not weeks. Out there in the middle of nowhere, stopping in a different town every night, eating at sketchy truck stop diners or over an open fire at a remote campsite.
Company Info
Common Tread