Aaron Gwin and Troy Brosnan Give It Their All at Windham 10

With only a few races left in the World Cup season, the Specialized team reflects on the hard work it took to get them to the top of the elite field. Aaron Gwin and Troy Brosnan sit atop the World Cup standings entering the Windham, New York, race with fellow competitors poised to take advantage of the slightest error and capture the leader’s jersey.
Credit: Specialized Bicycles
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Pininator
11 years ago
Dubstep aside, that was a killer video. Can't wait to see how finals shake down!!
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Nicholast
11 years ago
Good thing there are more genres of music than there are riding disciplines. Pick the ones you love, deal with the ones you don't, and know that someone somewhere likes that style or else it wouldn't have been used in the video... or even exist as a music type in the first place.
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Nicholast
11 years ago
Haha. Positive props for you, sir. Good reply.
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TEAMROBOT
11 years ago
Nicholast, you must be a mathematician, because your "someone somewhere likes that style or else it wouldn't have been used in the video" was both true and useless. Saying that "someone likes it" is true. Obviously. But it does nothing to progress a conversation about what music does or does not work well in a bike video. Here are examples of some musical styles that someone somewhere likes, but nonetheless would make objectively horrible choices for bike videos:

Mariachi music
Nickelback/Creed
Highland drums and bagpipes
Gamelan
Gunther and the sunshine girls
and Dubstep
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Pininator
11 years ago
I don't know...mariachi music could be bangin' in the proper setting. It's true.