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There are certainly some motorcyclists out there who buy a new bike and happily ride it just the way it came from the factory. But they seem to be in the minority. Most riders seem genetically predisposed to making some kind of modifications.
For some, it's all about appearance, getting just the right look that expresses your own individual taste, whether that means simply bolting on a couple of accessories or tearing the entire thing down and repainting, reshaping, and reimagining it. For others, mods are about improving function — making it fit you, making it better at doing the things you want it to do.
Motorcycle modifications are the topic of the first episode of Season Nine of the Highside/Lowside podcast. Apparently, your hosts, Spurgeon and Zack, had enough ideas of their own about which modifications are the best ones to do to your motorcycle that they didn't even need to invite a guest to join the discussion. They break down those recommedations into various categories: best mods for daily riders, for touring, for off-road riding, and for track days. Then they list a few mods they feel you shouldn't make and finish up with their top three modifications.
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As always, for those who prefer visuals of all of the bikes we’re discussing, we’ve got the YouTube link above. But if you're listening to this inside your helmet on your commute and just want the words, the podcast version is available via Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and LibSyn to name a few of your favorite podcasting apps.
