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Yes. It goes something like this: "We like to ride our bikes. Some money might be nice. #ohwell."

I would love for more people to be interested in mountain biking. I'd also love for bikes to be cheaper cause manufacturers can spend less on paying teams (although I think it is questionable that bikes would actually come down in cost), however, I think that downhill is not destined for this kind of audience. In the last few years, downhill mountainbiking has gotten so fun to watch as more cameras and higher-quality images have come in (and a little less-so now that Rob Warner has stopped swearing). But if you think about what really sells to primetime audiences, it's...

Good, here's to hoping this sets the proper precedent: e-bikes = motorized vehicles. Also, let me forestall the barrage of ignorant criticisms: yes, I have ridden an e-bike. I think they're a great invention, and they are a cool piece of technology. For xmas, I'm seriously thinking of getting one as a commuter ride. That being said, and anyone who has ridden one can confirm this, e-bikes are motorized vehicles, plain and simple. That awesome feeling of scrabbling up a loose, steep slope at 20 mph or accelerating out of turns faster than even the pros is not something you...

if they make replay public, we'll throw it up here. i don't think it's live anywhere yet.

I love the commentary where Rob's like "oh, such a shame for the young American rider, etc." only to have Nigel interrupt Rob with "he's UP...he's actually up at the split!!!". Gold.

i just added rat's instagram of his foot to the article. have mercy.

If Greg three peats, that would be massive. And the boxer goes home with no one.