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From what I remember it was due to breach of contract, they were supposed to attend some Hope promotional event, didn't show up claiming the rider supposed to go was sick and went riding at home instead... I can't find anything related to what happened on the internet though...

Think it was Rachel that was supposed to be at a Hope Women's event, then was seen in a instagram story that was posted by Gee? Very silly move to disrespect your sponsors.

What makes you think it's not Rockshox? It did look like Loris was saying goodbye to Jordi in that Syndicate vid.

Tbh it always kicks up more towards january or so, na? And now with covid restrictions and so we might not get much in terms of real news till february or so I'd say, since my guess is most race series will try and push the calendar back a bit into the summer in hopes of getting public in. May be talking out of my ass, but sounds at least logic.

Pretty unnecessary buddy, and I'd also hold my hopes/horses if I were you, she happens to look pretty happy with Emily Siegenthaler. Why don't we stick to rumors and biking?

Red Bull might be looking in a different direction to result based sponsorships. Instagram clout, video parts..... It's all about exposure to make little Jimmy grab a can of the blue and silver go-go juice down the local shop. Little Jimmy doesn't give a shit that Kade came 18th at the last world cup, but he did see him do a 1080 quadruple barspin pancake bar turn on his Bmx on Instagram! I'm more stoked Remy Morton got a gig. When I landed in Queenstown I didn't know wtf was going on. Remy was in the lift line at Skyline...

I have a feeling that his contract was up at the end of the season and winning the worlds changed the negotiating a bit.. Trek didn't do what Specialized did a few years back with Kate Courtney. Announced she wouldn't be back, commit to another rider, and then she wins the worlds.. The big question now is will Trek open up the checkbook to have 2 big names? I think Loris can easily be top dog at SCS.. Greg may have some good finishes still in him, but Loris will be more consistent and the man in the near future..

Here's the official presentation of Reece Wilson's new bike and confirmation that Reece is staying with Trek Factory Racing for the "foreseeable": ---------------------------------------------------------- The perfect complement to an iconic kit The only thing nearly as cool as winning a world championship is riding the custom bike. World champions have shown off some truly impressive, one-of-a-kind rides in the past (we’re obviously partial to Mads Pedersen’s), and almost all of them have been prominently emblazoned with the illustrious five rainbow stripes. However, after Reece Wilson won the 2020 downhill world championship in Austria this past October, Trek decided to do something...

I do believe Loris going to Trek is already a done deal. They are due a new Session and, to showcase the spanking new bike, they need a rider that: can consistently get podiums, is free by Jan. 1, 2020, and has no problems running SRAM/RS. The only ones available at the moment who potentially fit these criteria are Vali Hoell and Loris Vergier (who won a lot of junior events on Lapierre and, you guessed it, SRAM/RS).

he is going to sign with pinkbike to win the EWS on the grim donut next year!

I made a forum to discuss DH bike annual sales. I would love to learn and discuss this topic more, but lets move it from the always entertaining Team Rumors Thread.https://www.vitalmtb.com/forums/The-Hub,2/Are-Global-DH-Bikes-Sales-Falling,11040