Out with the old?
??? No English?. I don't think this has anything to do with this thread son. Jeff ran around the country doing Trial demos at all the new store opening's. I don't think this i connected at all.
Out with the old?
Can I have that shirt? It doesn't fit you anymore.View attachment 84527Back in the day
Can I have that shirt? It doesn't fit you anymore.
I'm ok with old man Mitchy sweat from the waist up, this photo was probably taken when he is now my age, I wood not wear his bibs.you sure you want that? after all the old man sweat its absorbed?
It seemed cooler until found out it is beer backwards. Good luck regardless.
I'm ok with old man Mitchy sweat from the waist up, this photo was probably taken when he is now my age, I wood not wear his bibs.
@stb222 solving this complicated riddleIt seemed cooler until found out it is beer backwards. Good luck regardless.
I dont know, I mean remember those shit boxes he used to race on in the 90s?Yes I looked at Reebs line and no the squish bike won’t meet the demands of his skills.
Out with the old?
4" inches of seatpost and 2" less of suspension and you should be just right.View attachment 84527Back in the day
Ouch. That really hurt.Can I have that shirt? It doesn't fit you anymore.
what real (non basement) riders do on a bike.
What's up everyone! I can't believe all the nice comments, seriously, thank you. Except for Jim, that was mean... lol So the switch to Reeb was a pretty big curveball to most people but it just felt right for me. I spent the last 22 years riding for big brands, Schwinn for 5 and Giant for 17. It was awesome but you end up spending a lot of time at these companies traveling way more than you actually ride and building a brand for other people. I've worked with Oskar Blue and Can'd Aid for 3 years and they are amazing. The chance to work with Reeb literally came together last minute and I turned down a great deal from a great brand for it. The ability to actually have say in a product line was way too appealing and helping something grow that I can be part of seems great. Giant used "Trail Boss" in all it's advertising to launch the Trance 29er this past summer. I literally never touched or got that bike... Kinda weird when somerthing like that happens so I just wanted to do something new for new reasons. I've always loved doing shows and getting people excited about riding, now I can do more rides, more videos and have more fun. SInce you're all my NJ homies I figured I'd give you the most revealing look into my motives other than press releases floating around. I'll be posting my thoughts on the bikes and I'm working with them to get some stuff going that will be killer for east coast riding. Hope to see you all out on the trail!
I was going to give it to you but you blew it! ;-)So can I have your STP now?
I was going to give it to you but you blew it! ;-)
That was good....long(you know I have trouble staying focused) but it will be cool to see what you and Reeb can accomplishWhat's up everyone! I can't believe all the nice comments, seriously, thank you. Except for Jim, that was mean... lol So the switch to Reeb was a pretty big curveball to most people but it just felt right for me. I spent the last 22 years riding for big brands, Schwinn for 5 and Giant for 17. It was awesome but you end up spending a lot of time at these companies traveling way more than you actually ride and building a brand for other people. I've worked with Oskar Blue and Can'd Aid for 3 years and they are amazing. The chance to work with Reeb literally came together last minute and I turned down a great deal from a great brand for it. The ability to actually have say in a product line was way too appealing and helping something grow that I can be part of seems great. Giant used "Trail Boss" in all it's advertising to launch the Trance 29er this past summer. I literally never touched or got that bike... Kinda weird when somerthing like that happens so I just wanted to do something new for new reasons. I've always loved doing shows and getting people excited about riding, now I can do more rides, more videos and have more fun. SInce you're all my NJ homies I figured I'd give you the most revealing look into my motives other than press releases floating around. I'll be posting my thoughts on the bikes and I'm working with them to get some stuff going that will be killer for east coast riding. Hope to see you all out on the trail!
What's up everyone! I can't believe all the nice comments, seriously, thank you. Except for Jim, that was mean... lol So the switch to Reeb was a pretty big curveball to most people but it just felt right for me. I spent the last 22 years riding for big brands, Schwinn for 5 and Giant for 17. It was awesome but you end up spending a lot of time at these companies traveling way more than you actually ride and building a brand for other people. I've worked with Oskar Blue and Can'd Aid for 3 years and they are amazing. The chance to work with Reeb literally came together last minute and I turned down a great deal from a great brand for it. The ability to actually have say in a product line was way too appealing and helping something grow that I can be part of seems great. Giant used "Trail Boss" in all it's advertising to launch the Trance 29er this past summer. I literally never touched or got that bike... Kinda weird when somerthing like that happens so I just wanted to do something new for new reasons. I've always loved doing shows and getting people excited about riding, now I can do more rides, more videos and have more fun. SInce you're all my NJ homies I figured I'd give you the most revealing look into my motives other than press releases floating around. I'll be posting my thoughts on the bikes and I'm working with them to get some stuff going that will be killer for east coast riding. Hope to see you all out on the trail!