PRESS RELEASE: ShotgunRaising a future mountain biker?
If so, you need the 'Shred Til Bed' children's book by Shotgun. Shred Til Bed is an animal alphabet book for MTB kids, and it's filled with 52 pages of MTB stoke.
Koala: A kicker is a type of jump, it's short and steep and sends you up!
Giraffe: Gnarly is when things get tough, it's bumpy, wild and really rough!
Lion: Riding loose is fast and fun, hold on tight to get it done!
Young riders will love the illustrated A to Z animals in the book, whilst older kids (and kids at heart) will be stoked to see their favourite MTB features in hard-cover print.
| We recently created a bunch of MTB illustrations for kids to print and colour at home, and they proved really popular – so we thought we’d take it up a notch and do a book. We also realise it’s not always easy to get to the trails with little people, so this book is about keeping the stoke alive at home.— Dan, Shotgun |
The Shred Til Bed book is a one-off print run by Shotgun. To grab your copy, pre-order before the 31st of May at
www.kidsrideshotgun.com/products/shred-til-bed.
I get that its colour and stuff, but I have yet to see graphic novels or anything similar vaguely in the same price point.
Do people just jack up the price of things because its kids stuff? Assuming the "cool dentist uncle whos into MTB" will buy this as a christmas present or something, regardless of price?
Love your podcast too btw!
Also, Buddy Pegs Media has had a few kids bike books out for a while and they are wonderful as well! Check them out.
buddypegs.com/collections/products
So when I read this article, as my wife was in her 28th hour of labor, I immediately ordered one. How much do we spend on disposable bike parts? This book will last years, and will hopefully bring countless hours of joy to my daughter. If I’m lucky, maybe she’ll actually want to ride with her old man. This will go up on the shelf next to “Ladies of Loam” and “This Book is Too Small”.
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