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1. This guy is probably right 2. This varies too much jurisdiction to jurisdiction for us to really comment on here unless someone's familiar with the alcohol regulatory scheme of Arkansas and wants to chime in 3. most (all?) jurisdictions do one-off limited licenses for events (notably though, some jurisdictions require money to change hands for their one-off events. No free beer at all! Although to get around this, YT would hire a catering company, pay the catering company for the drinks, and then give them out). A full license is most likely not required. On another note, I'm interested...

Probably just pay a outside bartending company that would serve at events that way handle having a license to serve not the location where its being served.

I bought two on day of release and been riding it since, One alloy 8 and one carbon 9.8(one for my boy but also for me 🤣) I honestly think they are fantastic, Simple layout, easy to work on, Quiet and they ride awesome. We both found the progressive setup to be the best for us, The alloy is heavier but man it's ride feel is really nice and I think I prefer it - You can just tell its built tough aswell which has been a frustrating thing for me and alloy bikes as they never seem to last.

my first time visiting there... on the full MTB. obviously my riding doesn't even really highlight it. someone with a lifetimes set of trials skills would feel like this place is disneyland (by the beach!) skip to 2:30 for the blatant trials course...

Way to get out there and have weird fun LePigPen! My friend Joey used to have a magazine called Observed Trials Magazine back in the 90's. We had a tight crew of about ten of us that would show up for Wednesday night trials rides in Santa Cruz either downtown or up on the UCSC campus. That's where I met Garen formerly of Santa Cruz Bikes. As we got more into street riding Joey changed the name to 180 Magazine. At one point we even got sponsorship from the then new Adidas Eyeware and RedBull for what we called the...

God bless that hardware store.

As a 'semi-outsider' to MTB. Hard MTB is my favorite race format I've seen so far. And I hope they expand ever so slightly on the climbing portion and make some pseudo-trials features, very similar to those indoor enduro relay tracks or whatever that Warner commentates on. There have been great viral athletes in MTB's time... But what is the common denominator of all the most watched MTB-style videos online? Trials. That said, we all know people don't care to watch actual trials. They want freestyle trials. And that's exactly a format that fits into Hard MTB and it is...

I'm definitely under no illusion that my contusion was the same as Bruni's. I will say that I did experience the feeling of being able to ride without too much pain for 30 minuts or so after the crash and then things completely seizing up (mine wasn't in my leg) and being off the bike for quite a while once the stiffness and pain started.

I had a similar one... except it happened up above my waistline on my side from slamming down onto the top of a wooden wall ride. Do you know where all the blood flow and purpling eventually migrates to when you get that level of hematoma above your waistline? Yeah... I didn't either until I was in the bathroom and looked down to find my junk's coloration looking very similar to bizutch's photo. I was on the phone with a doctor friend immediately. Evidently it's totally normal... but really disconcerting.

Jimmy: " Why was a new entity created on July 11, when the insolvency didn’t happen till after? Why wasn’t it done in your name? Asking on behalf of honest hard working people." "I was a US employee for the last 3 years, as were many on here asking valid questions. The level of transparency around this topic over the last 6 months from global has been slim to none, outside of preaching “Business as usual” for us here in the states. I went to rampage to support YT’s global athletes, only to come home to the news of us...