After an offseason of rumour and speculation, Jack Moir has confirmed he will no longer be racing with the Intense Factory Racing team.
Jack joined the team five years ago at its inception and, despite his
well-documented collar bone injury struggles, earned the team's first-ever podium finish at Fort William in 2017 and has been a consistent top 10 World Cup racer.
500 [Failed to load instagram embed] https://www.instagram.com/p/B6Sb90nFpAy/?maxwidth=1000&hidecaption=1Jack remained on the team when Aaron Gwin and Neko Mulally replaced Dean Lucas and Charlie Harrison at the start of this season but has now confirmed he will be moving on to a new venture for 2020 and beyond.
| Sad times saying goodbye to the Intense Cycles family. After an insane 5 years. Thanks for everything Jenn Gabrielli and Jeff Steber.—Jack Moir |
There's no official confirmation on where Jack is headed to next. We'll update you with more information as we get it.
Jack Moir: Yeeeeah!
Amazing how long grudges are held in the bike industry. E.g. Crank Bros is really solid these days, but first comment on any CB review will be “I had a set of Eggbeaters fail in 2005, CB IS AWFUL!”
Pretty good customer service in my book.
I have become accustom to expect things to arrive at my house two days before I think about ordering them...reasonable.
I am still mad that Conejo didn't send me that shock bolt in 1994 and they went bankrupt in 1998. Why if they make a come back...I will trash them online for their poor service 26 years ago. #neverconejo LOL
The interview that contained the cannot-unhear line: "3 in the pink, 1 in the stink"
After four days of fighting some idiot from Intense over the phone about NEEDING a proof of purchase (hint, he bought it used, guess what he didn't have) we escalated the issue and were told that they didn't have the rear ends anyway, weren't bringing any more in, and would not be able to help on the issue. How about start with that rather than fighting someone for no reason? Customer went to another brand for obvious reasons.
Intense customer care sucks. That was a recent one, and I've had to work with them before to an always frustrating end.
Pretty sure he's been sober/ clean for a long time now.
I get him being a person in the cycling industry worth talking about, but dragging his name through the mud for nothing? Have some shame.
www.thesnowboardersjournal.com/2012/09/under-review-the-miserable-champion-a-shaun-palmer-documentary
from wikipedia: Palmer has suffered from admitted problems with both alcohol and drug addiction.
Oh, wait, stop talking shit.
I know, right?! He even helped feed a shark!
too soon?
Yeeeeaaaaah, probably.