Steven Walton headed down to the beautiful city of Ensenada, Mexico this past weekend for one of his favorite races of the year. While the tacos were great, the riding was even better! The race organizers created a very respectable track that proved to be fun and challenging for all competitors.
EntronkeMTB captures Steven zipping past a large stack of crates as he drops into one of the steeper stair sections.
Nearing the end of the last stair section, only two large jumps stand between Steven and the nearest churro.
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Yeah I saw Eric Carter (90's GT downhill Racer) at the booth and I believe he is an owner. The downhill bike frames were really cool and there was a slalom style frame. Looked like they would really make a dent in the bike market but who know.
The pulse I get from the industry is everyone is lite on capital and barely making it. The downhill groups are not in a great financial position.
Warranty them about 3 times a years. XT brakes on the other bike haven't has a problem in 18 months. Just saying.
Not sure I understand the statement but will take any tips you have to keep the bike moving.