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Between Josh, Cade, and Monster maybe this can get a little love on the next SX broadcast...

He's not really a short guy at 1.78m / 5'10"... Even though he appears that way sometimes.

danny hart's vital raw. looks pretty comfy on the bike

They said the same about Iron Horse.

You want me to quantify "livable"? Go search the net for misspelled words guy.

Agree that Sam's focus is now his family, selling the home, buying a truck and being a moto Dad. Nukeproof going under when Wiggle went into administration, being owed tens of thousands of dollars of unpaid sponsorship and losing that relationship for signature components would have left a hole in the back pocket and messed with the retirement plans. As others have said Sam always let his riding speak for it's self and is a man of a few words, so not sure if the speaking circuit and media is his thing, hence the shredits make the most sense. On...

@casey79 "Sam Hill, is a legend of the sport but unfortunately is well past his prime between the tape. Filming some shredits may be the only value to a sponsor" Has more to do with choosing to commit to a family on the most remote of the 7 continents. Hill could ditch the family and run a worldwide tour & be a guest all over the world doing MTB media year round & would be incredibly marketable.

Heres a team rumor - Dean Lucas talked of riding for an Australian bike company on a recent youtube video he posted, the statement was along the lines of been in discussion with “x” havent made a decision yet. There Was no talk of who the company was, I can only assume it was trinity. edit - come to think of it, maybe that’s where hills headed.

Ebikes are only for older folks and people with physical disabilities that would otherwise limit their riding.

Sounds like a CEO who loves bikes and will prioritize company culture, innovation, and supporting creative freedom no matter the cost NOT

Looks like the chickens from the loan Scott got are coming home to roost: Scott Sports replaces CEO 'to refresh' brand "Juwon Kim, a Scott Sports Board of Directors member since 2022, succeeds Zaugg. Kim has 17 years of experience in investment banking with various international banks. He was the co-founder of a start-up venture in Korea before joining Scott Sports majority shareholder Youngone Corp. as head of growth strategy and mergers and acquisitions."