Seemingly from nowhere,
Aaron Gwin shot to stardom in the downhill world. Growing up in California his background in BMX and Motocross gave him the foundations he needed when racing downhill, but it was ultimately his determination to succeed that got him to where he is today. In 2008 at the age of 20 he started racing downhill, and since then he's become four-time DH World Cup champion, securing victories with huge time margins and against all odds. Have any burning questions for Gwin? You will have the chance to ask him later today from 11:15 AM PST, as Aaron and his mechanic, John Hall will be joining us LIVE on the
Pinkbike Facebook page to answer all of your questions.
How ‘Ask Me Anything' Works: Starting at
11:15 AM PST/7:15 PM BST on Saturday, 22 April Gwin will begin to answer your questions below this article. Join us
live on Facebook as Aaron Gwin and his mechanic, John Hall have a crack at answering them. Everyone who posts a question, large or small, will be taken seriously. To make the process as efficient as possible, try to follow these simple guidelines:
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Stay focused. Try to keep your questions on one topic if possible. You can always ask about another item later.
• Try to keep your questions to about
100 words.
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Ask Us Anything is a service to PB readers who are seeking helpful information, not a forum to broadcast opinions or grievances. If you do have a negative issue that you want to ask about, no worries, just keep your complaints relevant and in the context of a question so that it can be addressed in a productive manner.
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Use propping to acknowledge good—or not so good—questions. Bump them up or down to where they belong.
Mark your calendars—the conversation starts at 11.15 AM Pacific Time / 6:15 PM British Time on Saturday, 22 April. Other time zones: • 2:15 PM EST (New York)
• 7:15 PM BST (London)
• 8:15 PM CET (Paris)
• 8:15PM SAST (Cape Town)
• 4:15 AM AEST (Sydney, Aus)
Join us
live on Facebook and get your questions in ready for 11:15am PST today!
MENTIONS:
@YTIndustries
Doesn't look that smooth to me!
Anyway, disregard Leogang if you like, the world cups are NOT getting easy/bike park style.
Thanks and hope u have a great 2017 season!
m.pinkbike.com/news/aaron-gwin's-winning-yt-tues-lourdes-dh-world-cup-2016.html
(Yes, this is actually intersesting to me)
Thank you for being an outstanding role model on and off the bike. It is super cool to see a man of faith not being shy about who he is while being at the top of his game. Do you ever feel the pressure of being a role model and do you feel that you are held to a different standard because of your faith?
Be blessed!
Thanks!
What even happened to your team, bro?
I have no religion
The only thing you can prove with fossils is that they lived at one point, you can't prove they had offspring. And you sure can't prove they had different offspring... Species can adapt to their environment, that is true. A saltwater fish can become a freshwater fish. A high altitude cow can adjust to low altitude. That's science. A fish can grow an extra fin or eye, that's science.
But it cannot grow a leg, or a wing. That's evolution.
A cow can be born with an extra ear, eye, or leg, that's science.
But it can never grow a wing or a fin. That's evolution.
To everyone else, Get Out And Ride! It's a beautiful world. May your bike and yourself stay healthy
It has to already exist in the DNA. It cannot change the DNA. It can only modify what already exists...)
@Joebohobo: oh but it has. the easiest way to prove it is by comparing the DNA of chimps to humans.
I should point out you are actually trying to tell a scientist that evolution is not real lol
BTW, my whole family loves to watch you race and we're pulling for you every race! Good luck this year!!!
Up to 2 decimals accuracy would be wonderful.
Just curious! XD
2) Do you like chicken wings? What's your favorite sauce? Cheers, keep inspiring!
The answer is no