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Funny that he openly stated why he moved on from Commencal. Most would just take the P.C. route and say something bland. Spomer, if you'll let me know before you quiz someone next time, I'd love to offer up a few extra topics to toss around. With Warner, there were a few I'd love to have him talk about at length because there's got to be some insane stories and golden bits. For example, the bikes at the time he was racing, it wasn't so much the fastest rider winning, but the rider who's bike didn't explode. Also, his quirk...

Ahh man absolutely fantastic way to spend an evening listening to this. Great job Spomer. When everything in the media these days is all about the quick fix, 2min edits and insta bangers it’s bloody brilliant to sit back, chill and listen to this stuff. The longer the better. And that great anti-corporate Vital vibe. Keep it coming.

i love listening and learning from legends! Martin Whiteley next?

Sort of explained in Day 1: https://www.vitalmtb.com/features/Oceanias-Action-and-Audios-from-Pract… But, there were UCI points at stake, it was a Cat 1 event. It's more of a "bragging rights" event v. a special jersey or trophy. It's in the spirit of uniting a region often left out on a global scale of competition due to it not actually being a contiguous landmass i.e. Pan Ams, Euro Champs, or UK Champs.

Excellent talk, gentlemen. As a racer from the old school I was, foolishly and ignorantly, somewhat skeptical of CK a few years ago when enduro racing was gaining popularity in the US. The man has fully earned my respect. Its great to hear first hand how he wound up where he is. He is a product of skill, a lot of hard work, and the love of riding and racing bikes. Now bring on the ‘18 race season! Very cool stories about blowing $10-20k/season then paying it off over the fall and winter. For years I and many of my...

Awesome to see YT investing in the future! Gwin's confidence is also amazing.

so now i have to wait 2 extra days before the next podcast drops? thanks a lot...

We include a shock guard with the bike to protect it from mud and rocks

Windrock is like a grown ups play ground!You don't even need a bike there to have fun(even though that's blasphemy)Thank you Neko and Sean for letting us have a place to ride all year round.Plus they are both great guys.Win win for us.