Jay Reeve

Hence the reason it started in Australia.

They linked it to the Movember Foundation, which is improving men's health globally.

And so you dress up to the nines, basically, in three-piece suits or whatever it is, and you ride basically a lap through whatever city that you're in, and they raise quite a lot of money.

I was actually on a board which was distributing about –

so the funds that get raised go back into the actual city in the country in which you've raised them yes which is the cool thing about my member but there's also a surplus of money which gets matched by movember which then implements um initiatives which are happening around the globe so we were distributing about 1.6 million dollars to different motorcycle related initiatives off the back of people applying for funding through the distinguished gentleman's ride to the money that was raised from november so

Very, very cool.

And, yeah, once again, a great way to sort of get into character.

Everyone does sort of get into character.

It's a bloody good ride.

So why don't you just combine both of them, come out here, English Sergeant Major, and come for the ride at the DGR here, and you can ride around in the pissing rain, freeze your bollocks off like everybody else does.

The one from Wales was coming out of Bathurst.

He's from the Valleys.

This is absolutely, this creates a pathway for my brain to run along.

John Miles, the man, the myth, and the legend joins us next.

Exactly.

This is what you call sod it, just do it.

That is exactly how this thing came about.

We'll get to a little bit of that later on.

But John Miles, who is a man who has seen it all, been in all the big rooms, and then decided that there is actually a recipe for success and not procrastination.

And you join us here today on the podcast, mate.