Video: Neko Mulally Continues the World Cup Season in Frameworks Ep. 7

 Agree. That Morzine segment was rad

 @blanshard16: It wasn't Morzine but Morgins aka the best bikepark in the Portes du Soleil.

 @blanshard16: Just seen a killer vid of Vinny T shredding that run; but Neko looked so fast on it in comparison.

 I hear he can ride a bike pretty well too

 It isn't Morzine but Morgins bikepark.

 yups!

 Riding segment starting at 4:20 is awesome! The renegade of DH!!!

 Those gaps were huge! Another league, like you say

 Maybe Mark Knopfler is a mountain biking fan?

 @jaytdubs: Tim Commerford is. I think RATM is probably the only band to thank 20mm axles in their liner notes.

 After making a few crappy YT videos this was the first thing that crossed my mind haha! Sick video though, happy they could make it stick as the music selection is perfect.

 @toast2266: Which album? A quick google yielded nothing...

 @DaveRobinson81: Renegades. He also thanks Intense, his Santa Cruz Heckler, XTR, and hydraulic brakes.

 @toast2266: Thanks. I would be thanking hydraulic brakes in the year 2000 as well!

And look at those Hecklers...

www.santacruzbicycles.com/en-AE/archive/bike/heckler

 @DaveRobinson81: that link made me sad when it got to Gen 8 and became a moped.

 Looks like he's enjoying himself in local races too (win win win). You can see the confidence and happiness on and off the bike.

 Curious what yr judgement was and/or how that came about? Neko's a (relocated) western NC local so Ive met him a few times at Kanuga bike park (which he designed / built) and he's a hella nice, approachable (if not humble) guy, actually asked questions about my buds & I (vs rambling on about himself) and when we asked more about him, hed answer & shift back to us - most pros don't go anywhere near that level of curiosity or courtesy. Yeah we’re not on his level and he’s not gonna remember us next time but point being, he’s not obsessed with himself & his success

He has also gone above and beyond with programs to help loca underserved kids get access to bikes, tons of other stuff he doesn't have to do all while working a pro schedule. Plus he rips. Oh, and hey, lets just add a bike design on top of it… I’m mostly wondering how he has any time to sleep

 @Mtn-Goat-13: Neko does indeed sound like a really great, down-to-earth guy. I’ll be entirely honest even though it makes me look like a fool. My entirely uninformed opinion was more about his riding and his place on teams. I never voiced my opinion as I dont like speaking negatively about people - particularly when they are putting everything they have into something.
That said, there was a feeling/opinion/judgement that I had where I felt Neko was underperforming given the teams he was in and support he was getting. I thought maybe he was getting those rides because he and Gwin were friends or something…
This video series shows me how dedicated, talented and committed he is (and was an awesome guy he is) and I feel really foolish for ever making an uninformed judgement as i did.

 @Yuley95 No worries on that - was just curious what you came up with & its a totally reasonable explanation. Your thoughts are yours even if a buncha rabid PB'ers pounce or downvote ya or whatever - doesn't matter. I've thought similarly too w/ results, and wondered about the Gwin connection (same w/ Dakota honestly) but - they all still rip. I think Neko's honestly ramped it up hugely since leaving his last team.

Just designing / building the bike is enough but yeah, the whole video series is great. Not totally related - I didn't think a his pedal-up bike-park (Kanuga) design could possibly interest me but it is beyond excellent: short pedal up, party lap options, upper / lower / full run options, easy to pull 5-6000 ft vert days and the parking lot is a cool scene - the whole thing is great. That whole area is now considering camping (would easily fill up) and lots of other amenities so its quite a strong positive. He's leaving a bigger footprint than his racing alone.